Steve Howard, founder of the Bike Breakers Foundation, is supercharged to lead the inaugural World’s Biggest Beach Bike Ride, a family-friendly community event taking place on Friday, August 14, 2026 at the Seawalk Pavillion in Jacksonville Beach. The event will bring together bicyclists and e-bike riders for a unique ride along the beaches while raising funds for three local nonprofits: BEAM, V for Victory, and the Two Titmice Foundation. Through Bike Breakers, Steve is working to promote health, community connection, and charitable giving while creating a new signature event for Jacksonville and the Beaches. Community members can register to ride, become sponsors, or learn more at jaxbikebreakers.com and by following @BikeBreakersFoundation on Facebook and Instagram.

Firefighters in Rhode Island rescued a yellow Labrador named Phoenix on New Year's Day after he fell through an ice-covered pond.

The owner of a 4,000-acre industrial site says it has ended a longstanding agreement to sell the property to a Georgia county seeking to build a launch pad for commercial rockets.

One month after Camden County voters batted down a proposed land sale for a long-planned commercial launchpad, citizens will hear a pitch from private investors who are hoping to breathe new life into the project.

Voters in Camden County on Tuesday blocked their government from buying up a portion of land to build the nation’s 13th spaceport facility.

Incomplete election returns show opponents seeking to block construction of a launchpad for commercial rockets on the Georgia coast are leading a referendum on the project.

A federal agency on Monday granted a license for a launchpad that would fly commercial rockets from coastal Georgia.

A coastal community in southeast Georgia hopes to soon find out whether the federal government will allow it to build a launch site for commercial rockets.

CAMDEN COUNTY, Ga. - A 180-day review process of the Spaceport Camden Launch Site will begin after the Federal Aviation Administration said its initial review of the operator license application was completed. Spaceport Camden aims to develop a spaceport that will establish Camden County, Georgia, as the Commercial Space Center of the United States. We are now at T minus 1, said Steve Howard, the Spaceport Camden Project lead and a Camden County administrator. Howard said Camden County is one step away from its licensing decision and one giant leap closer to becoming the first purely commercial spaceport on the East Coast. Click here to learn more about Spaceport Camden.