The Jacksonville Beach community, led by Angie's Subs owner Ed Malin, collected supplies for Hurricane Helene victims, demonstrating significant support and American solidarity.

A health alert was issued for blue-green algae toxins in St. Johns River, advising the public to avoid contact with affected water and not to consume local shellfish or untreated water.

Clay County begins garbage service with FCC Environmental Services on October 1, replacing Waste Management and ending curbside recycling due to costs.

St. Johns County advises residents to save unused sandbags for future storms and to properly dispose of any contaminated with bacteria at designated stations, promoting preparedness and minimal waste.

Jacksonville city offices will remain closed on September 27 due to Hurricane Helene, with only critical personnel working and shelters available for residents.

FSCJ introduced a new manta ray mascot and is seeking community help to name it. The mascot was chosen through a voting process and the name submission is open until September 27.

Clay County invites public input on enhancements to Doctors Lake Park and Moody Avenue Park, with meetings set for September 25 to discuss proposed upgrades and grant opportunities from FRDAP. Written comments are open until September 27, 2024.

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Here's the most recent top news in Jacksonville; see what headlines are trending among local readers, with links to full articles.

Here's the most recent top news in Jacksonville; see what headlines are trending among local readers, with links to full articles.

Here's the most recent top news in Jacksonville; see what headlines are trending among local readers, with links to full articles.

Here's the most recent top news in Jacksonville; see what headlines are trending among local readers, with links to full articles.