This local news roundup covers several key developments. The Shand's Bridge project finished ahead of schedule. The council is pushing for action on the Bay Street courthouse site with $30M incentives. St. Johns County license plate readers have been successful in recovering stolen vehicles and finding missing persons. Finally, the Varsity 4 Super 6 girls basketball rankings are being published weekly throughout the season.
Projected Shand’s Bridge project completes earlier than expected, eliminating need for another weekend closure Read full article: Projected Shand’s Bridge project completes earlier than expected, eliminating need for another weekend closure‘Put a stake in the ground’: Council pushes for action on Bay Street’s long-vacant courthouse site with $30M incentives Read full article: ‘Put a stake in the ground’: Council pushes for action on Bay Street’s long-vacant courthouse site with $30M incentivesSt.
Johns County license plate readers help recover 597 stolen vehicles, find 151 missing personsThe Varsity 4 Super 6 girls basketball rankings are published Monday's through the end of the regular season with the exception of Thanksgiving and Christmas.– The News4JAX Super 6 girls high school basketball rankings will be published each Monday — except during the weeks of Thanksgiving and Christmas — through the regular season. Records are through Jan. 11.The Bulldogs have won eight straight games including a quality W over No. 4 Providence . They’ve got Ponte Vedra up next on Tuesday night.Kenny has won 14 consecutive games including a solid 44-35 OT win over Ocoee since our last Super 6. Big game this week against No. 3 Tocoi Creek on Thursday night.Easy wins over Ridgeview and Bartram Trail since our last Super 6. The Toros have local games this week against Fleming Island, Beachside and Bishop Kenny.The Stallions went 1-1 since our last Super 6, losing to No. 1 Bolles and beating Florida High .The Raiders stretched their winning streak to 12 games with wins over Creekside, Jackson, Mainland and Springstead since our last Super 6. They’ve got a very good Creekside team on deck Tuesday.Bishop Snyder, Lee County , New Hope Academy National , NFEI , Oxford , Paxon, Ribault, St. Johns Country Day, Thomas County Central The Spartans have won four straight since their only loss to a local team . They’ve played a solid schedule and don’t have a bad loss.Justin Barney joined News4Jax in February 2019, but he’s been covering sports on the First Coast for more than 20 years.Split Happens Ep. 6: Why courtroom etiquette matters more than you thinkCold front to bring chilly temperatures to Northeast Florida, Southeast GeorgiaBuffalo Bills fans make their presence known ahead of Sunday's playoff showdownMayor Donna Deegan welcomes Buffalo fans but predicts they'll be going home sadJags superfan from London explains his fandomLiam Coen's father, Tim, has been his inspiration throughout careerJaguars fans are hyped for Sunday's playoff gameInflammatory comments made by Clay County School Board member addressed at Thursday meetingProtesters gather outside Clay County School Board meeting to call for Robert Alvero's resignationCommunity rallies behind Jacksonville father after wife’s tragic death following birth of 6th child
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