Jacksonville may be Northeast Florida's largest city and St. Augustine may be the nation's oldest, but if you're willing to explore, you'll discover the First Coast is filled with many interesting communities. This Modern Cities article takes a look at Fernandina Beach, a well-preserved historic 19th century seaport named in honor of Spain's King Ferdinand VII with a very intriguing past. Read More
For years, the Park View Inn was one of the most visible abandoned and problematic sites in the city. Soon it could become the city's latest infill development site. Read More
An English-themed traditional neighborhood pub appears to be coming to a space formerly occupied by Mezze Mediterranean Grill, just south of the intersection of Atlantic Boulevard at 2018 Hendricks Avenue. Read More
Mayor Curry to open time capsule after nearly six decades. Letters to future Council members, municipal budget, financial report, and employee directory among items to be revealed as city prepares to demolish the old 16-story City Hall Annex building. Read More
Craft breweries continue to breathe a breath of fresh air into aging established neighborhoods across the region. It appears this phenomenon could be headed to Fernandina Beach's 8th Street. Read More
