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1. Fernandina Beach Pirates Capture Historic District Weightlifting Title (yuleenews.com) ā Fernandina Beach High Schoolās boys weightlifting team just captured the 2026 Olympic Region 2 District 4 championship, likely the programās first district title. Led by standout lifter Clay Hicks and several other district champions and medalists, the Piratesā deep roster and hard-working culture are putting Fernandina Beach firmly on Floridaās weightlifting map.
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2. Historic Courthouse in Fernandina Beach Begins Phased Reopening With Wedding Ceremonies (yuleenews.com) ā Wedding ceremonies are back at Fernandina Beachās Historic Courthouse, with the Clerkās Office partially reopening for by-appointment ceremonies on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Couples must first get their marriage license and pay in Yulee, then arrive on time for their reserved 30āminute slot as officials gauge demand before expanding services.
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3. Judge Halts Fernandina Beach Recall (yuleenews.com) ā Fernandina Beach residents should know a Nassau County judge has temporarily stopped the recall effort targeting City Commissioners Genece Minshew and Timothy Poynter, finding the petitionās allegations legally insufficient. The ruling freezes signature collection and ballot action while the case continues, though organizers can still appeal.
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4. Florida Purple Alert Issued for Missing Man Last Seen in Fernandina Beach (bocapost.com) ā Fernandina Beach residents are being asked to watch for a 47-year-old man under a statewide Florida Purple Alert, last known to be in the city. Authorities describe him and urge anyone with possible sightings or information to immediately contact Fernandina Beach Police at 904-277-7342 or call 911 as FDLE circulates the alert statewide.
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