Bowls of soup are served up during Barnabas Center’s 12th annual Empty Bowls event Nov. 25. The event raised $50,000, including the online auction of several locally hand-painted bowls, pictured above right. Photos by Marisa DeMar
Bowls of soup are served up during Barnabas Center’s 12th annual Empty Bowls event Nov. 25. The event raised $50,000, including the online auction of several locally hand-painted bowls, pictured above right. Photos by Marisa DeMar
Buford’s grave received a U.S. Lighthouse Service grave marker in honor of his career, during which he manned the St. Johns River Lighthouse. Photos submitted and by Anna Newhoff
Mariah Riley lifts his arms in triumph while competing in the Little Debbie Christmas Tree Cakes Eating Contest at Hallmark Our Hilliard Saturday. He won the adult division while Riley Savord, above center, won the kids’ competition. They each received Little Debbie boxes filled with donations from local vendors who were selling wares at the town’s market. Santa Claus and the Grinch arrived in the evening for the town’s annual tree lighting ceremony, with carols sung as attendees enjoyed cookies, coffee and
Logs spill onto the ground near the Circle K gas station across from the Marathon at the intersection of County Road 108 and U.S. 1 in Hilliard Monday morning. The driver was not injured. Photo by Amanda McCullough
Students from the fifth grade classes of Stephen Simmons and Heather Drury participate in the Warrior Run at Callahan Intermediate School Nov. 21.
Fernandina Beach High School students Passion Roberts and Myo Magyari practice bathing a mannequin. Medical programs of various degrees now exist within all four county high schools. Photo by Nick Blank
Members of the Future Educators of America from West Nassau High School visit Callahan Elementary School Nov. 17.
Hilliard Public Works Department employees repair a water service line on Front Street between Illinois and Florida streets Monday morning. Photo courtesy of the Town of Hilliard
A brush fire ignited in Hilliard Nov. 22, burning 43 acres. According to a Florida Highway Patrol press release, the fire started at 1:09 p.m. near U.S. 1 and Murrhee Road.