Dr. Michael George was named Principal of the Year by FASA and FASSP for his vision, focus on school culture, and shared decision-making at Atlantic Coast High School.

Lt. Jamie Graf was honored for 25 years with Nassau County Fire Rescue, acknowledging his dedication to the community and service at a busy fire station.

The City of Jacksonville celebrated the naturalization of 50 people from 33 countries, emphasizing unity and diversity at their World of Nations Celebration.

Sheriff T.K. Waters and the JSO team conducted a Neighborhood Crime Prevention Walk in District 1, engaging with residents on community concerns, and committed to addressing identified issues.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office deputies voted against unionizing, with 180 against and 102 in favor, rejecting the Florida Fraternal Order of Police's proposition.

The Young-People Emerging Society (YES!) Summit invites Jacksonville's youth to discuss civic engagement at the city's main library, featuring speakers, panels, and breakout sessions.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office handles over 1.5 million calls annually, urging the use of appropriate numbers for emergencies to ensure efficient responses.

St. Johns County celebrated the groundbreaking of the Shelter and Shade project to improve the COA headquarters, focusing on accessibility and comfort for seniors.

Council Member Mike Gay will lead a discussion on the new Northeast Development Review Board in Jacksonville, set for February 20th, 2025, which could impact rezoning applications.

Commissioner Krista Joseph toured Northrop Grumman's high school internship program, highlighting a partnership with local education to provide students with career experience in aeronautics.

Jacksonville's 33rd Annual World of Nations Celebration features culture, food, and music from 35 nations, taking place at Tailgaters Parking on February 22-23.

St. Johns County School District students excelled at the Florida First Lego League Challenge at SeaWorld Orlando, with teams winning 1st Place in Robot Design and Innovation Project.

Elkton's McCullough Creek area is set for a controlled burn to restore the ecosystem and reduce wildfire risks, with smoke expected for 10-14 days from February 13, 2025.