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A new homeless ordinance strives to balance law and order with the need for services.
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Proposed legislation would prohibit camping on public streets or places "to preserve the health, welfare and safety" of residents and visitors.
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The ban is effective immediately and allows police to issue $75 tickets to violators.
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The restaurant, known for its live music, weathered the pandemic in Jacksonville Beach. Now it's emphasizing its food at a new home, with bands to return later.
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IQ Fiber, based in Jacksonville, says it will begin this spring to install a 10-gigabit fiber-optic system in Atlantic Beach and plans eventually to expand fiber-optic service across Clay, Duval, Nassau and St. Johns counties.
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Kyle Stucki and Curt DeWitt, a couple of childhood friends from the Beaches, are just about done renovating the 1946 motor-court motel on Atlantic Boulevard.
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The family-owned restaurant, a mainstay in Jacksonville Beach for 26 years, will open at 1021 Atlantic Blvd. in the next few months.
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COVID-19 disrupted operations in Jacksonville Beach, and it was a good time to move, the owner says.
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After about 90 days stranded off the Jacksonville coast, a barge called the Bridgeport has been re-floated. Questions remain about how much of the barge’s…
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It may soon become even harder to find a free parking spot at the Beaches as Atlantic Beach looks at expanding paid parking in the area.The Atlantic Beach…