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St. Johns County is partnering with Slow Food First Coast to host a free event on November 17 that will connect local businesses with farmers.
A free shredding and lithium battery collection event is scheduled for October 17, allowing residents to securely dispose of personal documents and recycle household items.
City and county crews are monitoring roads in St. Johns County due to flooding concerns from king tides and heavy rain.
Palm Valley residents are preparing for more rain and potential flooding after experiencing significant water accumulation.
A local initiative called the 'Gold throne' is providing support to families affected by cancer.
St. Johns County GIS staff received two awards for their innovative mapping project aimed at expanding access to library services through a bookmobile.
The St. Johns County Parks and Recreation Department has renewed its Certified Autism Center designation.
A St. Augustine family is urgently searching for a living kidney donor for their 19-year-old son diagnosed with advanced Stage 5 kidney failure.
Local farmers from St. Johns County were recognized at the Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association Annual Convention.
Kevin Carrico has stepped down from his position as Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida after over 10 years.
The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office is promoting programs to assist families of individuals who may wander, following a recent incident involving a teenager with autism.
St. Johns County will host a community meeting on September 22 to discuss a preliminary beach trolley concept and gather public input.
William Hennessey, known as 'Boat Ramp Billy', has been advocating for improvements to a St. Johns County boat ramp and is finally being heard.
More than 1,000 residents and stakeholders participated in shaping the future Habitat Conservation Plan in St. Johns County.
The local organization Dreams Come True is partnering with News4JAX for a donation drive to support children with life-threatening illnesses.
Eliana Emmons from St. Augustine has been selected for Team USA for the 2027 Dance World Cup in Portugal, representing Florida.
St. Augustine is regulating holiday displays, stating that some popular decorations do not meet the new guidelines.
The St. Johns County Public Library System has announced updated hours and fee adjustments to better align services with community usage.
St. Augustine Beach has approved a new ordinance regulating electric mobility devices, including e-bikes, which sets riding and safety requirements.
RISE at Nocatee is celebrating its second anniversary.
A Northeast Florida woman is using her dog training experience to assist children with autism in building confidence and independence.
Officials are urging residents in Northeast Florida, including Nocatee, to conserve water due to ongoing drought conditions.
An off-duty St. Johns County firefighter is recognized for saving a family from a sinking car.
The St. Johns County Stewardship Series features a new episode highlighting Alpine Groves Park.
A Fostering 101 event in St. Johns County provided residents with resources and experiences related to foster care.
The St. Johns County Public Library System is promoting the benefits of a library card and an expanded discount program with local businesses throughout September.
A workshop focused on tools to preserve local farmland was held, bringing together agricultural landowners and conservation experts.
Residents are invited to a Fostering 101 event on August 25 to learn about foster care and adoption.
The St. Johns County Community is organizing a Zero Suicide Summit on August 14 to raise awareness about suicide prevention and equip residents with resources.
A free workshop on agricultural land conservation will be held on August 24 to assist landowners.
St. Johns County encourages residents to call 811 before digging to prevent damage and service disruptions.
Saint Paul A.M.E. Church hosted a Back-to-School Bash, providing free backpacks, school supplies, clothing, shoes, and haircuts to nearly 500 families in Jacksonville.
Pope Road Beach Access and Parking Lot will close on August 10 for equipment delivery related to public safety remediation efforts.
Duval County Public Schools is expanding traffic gardens to enhance pedestrian safety as Jacksonville faces challenges in pedestrian safety rankings.
A new initiative called Link provides a supportive environment for teenagers in the Nocatee area.
The S.E.A. Community Help Resource Center has opened in Elkton to provide food, clothing, and support services to residents of rural St. Johns County.
An article reflects on five years of development and community engagement in Nocatee.
The County Conversations podcast will discuss emergency management and hurricane preparedness on July 28.
The Best Foot Forward Pedestrian Safety Campaign is expanding to St. Johns County to improve crosswalk safety.
The inaugural Young Professionals Program in St. Johns County attracted over 60 attendees for networking and leadership development.
A family of seven in St. Johns County was displaced after a fire, reportedly caused by a charging e-bike, and is seeking community support.
The St. Johns County Public Library System is seeking input from current library users to help shape future services and resources.
Items have been removed from a memorial for a 12-year-old student who was killed in a dirtbike crash outside Patriot Oaks Academy, as confirmed by the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office.
A candlelight vigil was held along SR-16 in St. Johns County for a 28-year-old who died after running into traffic during an ICE encounter.
A St. Johns County firefighter gained attention after participating in a bench press challenge with a high school football team.
Nocatee residents recently celebrated America's 250th anniversary.
A new Teen Lounge has been launched by Link in Nocatee.
A session titled 'Circle of Creation' is being held to offer leadership lessons.
A long-standing dispute over access to a public boat ramp in St. Johns County was addressed in a recent meeting between neighbors.
St. Johns County has prepared 14,000 free sandbags for residents in anticipation of hurricane season.