A St. Johns County farming family will be featured in a Lay's Super Bowl commercial, highlighting their agricultural legacy and importance of real farmers.

Mayor Deegan invites Jacksonville citizens to discuss the city's budget at a public meeting at Ed White High School, promoting community involvement in financial planning.

St. Johns County received the Excellence in Financial Reporting Award from the GFOA for the 32nd year, in recognition of its high-quality financial reporting practices.

Duval County Public Schools face a decline in NAEP scores across all tested areas, contrasting with national trends and prompting a call for educational strategy reassessment.

St. Johns County's Food for Fines program collected over 2,500 food items for the local pantry, demonstrating community support and reducing library fines.

Jacksonville recognizes top readers in the Mayor's literacy initiative, celebrating millions of minutes read and linking reading to future development.

Jacksonville introduces the PAWS program, in collaboration with The Arc Jacksonville and Florida State College, to provide animal care job training for individuals with developmental differences.

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan discusses the city's $1.9 billion budget with residents, focusing on public safety, homelessness, and democratic participation.

St. Augustine pays tribute to Tom Rahner, recipient of the Order of La Florida, by flying the flag at City Hall following his death on December 21, 2024.

St. Johns Housing Partnership marked one year since unveiling Patriot Place, an affordable housing project for veterans, with Commissioner Taylor and donor MountainStar Capital attending.

St. Johns Golf Club's Wes Tucker and Bea Mauricio receive awards from the PGA of America North Florida Section for their contributions to golf and community service.

Mayor Donna Deegan hosts town halls across Jacksonville to discuss the city's budget, invite public engagement, and update on projects without requiring preregistration.

Jacksonville, with partners JEA and FSCJ, received a $2.8 million grant for 100 additional EV chargers, increasing their network by 62.5% and promoting sustainable transportation.