Florida Tourism: Growth Without Guardrails
The problem is not that people want to visit Florida. The problem is that the system designed to attract them
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A One-in-a-Million River Wave… and an Annual Hurricane Reminder
Featured photo: A rare west swell breaking in the river during last year’s hurricane season. Most people don’t realize this
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Florida, Rabies and an Aggressive Raccoon
I walked out onto the porch early this morning and sat for a few minutes watching the day begin. At
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Flock Cameras, AI, and Privacy: A Conversation Worth Having
Flock Cameras, AI, and Privacy: A Conversation Worth Having The discussion about Flock license plate cameras isn’t really about cameras
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What June’s Real Estate Numbers Mean for Nassau County
What June’s Real Estate Numbers Mean for Nassau County Screenshot If you’ve been hearing that the real estate market is
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Why Do Candidates Wait Until the Last Minute to Paint Their Opponents in a Negative Light?
Why Do Candidates Wait Until the Last Minute to Paint Their Opponents in a Negative Light? If you’ve followed politics
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2026 Florida Governor Race: Latest Polling Snapshot and Candidate Breakdown
**2026 Florida Governor Race: Latest Polling Snapshot and Candidate Breakdown** With the Republican primary just a month away and the
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Stormwater Fee Changes Are Coming to Fernandina Beach — What Businesses Need to Know
I’ve spent time going through the city’s Ordinance 2026-10 and the March 2026 rate study that supports it. If you
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The Future of the Port of Fernandina: Pressures, Possibilities, and Prudent Planning
Recent reporting in the Fernandina Observer outlined a measurable decline in activity at the Port of Fernandina. Cargo tonnage for
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Why Closing in a Pier Foundation Can Create Problems
Many older homes in Florida were built on pier-and-beam foundations or raised masonry foundations with open crawlspaces. These spaces were
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