August 18, 2026 Kate’s Tree is a powerful symbol of strength and resilience for our island community. In the 1890s, Kate Bailey fought to save the historic live oak from being cut down for a new road. Her fierce determination protected the tree so its beauty could last for centuries. Recently, after a large limb broke, Amelia Tree Conservancy offered to pay the services of a master arborist to oversee the delicate job of repairing Kate'sTree and the City accepted our of

The following article was published in the Fernandina Observer on April 28, 2026. Click on the link to read the article and all associated comments. By Mike Lednovich A Nassau County Circuit Court judge has ordered a key opponents group in the long-running Riverstone condominium dispute to pay nearly $300,000 in attorney fees and costs, delivering a significant financial setback to residents who fought one of the most controversial development proposals on Amelia Island. In a

On April 24, 2023, Nassau County and Riverstone entered into a Settlement Agreement, essentially giving the green light to construction...

The hearing on several significant issues will continue on March 3, 2025 starting at 3:00PM. It will be conducted via Zoom, and the...

A hearing on several significant issues is currently scheduled for February 27, 2025 at 4:30PM. It will be conducted via Zoom, and the...