Stay in-the-know about what’s happening in the St. Augustine community with these local news briefs, press releases and business updates and company announcements from local organizations in St. Johns County.
Flagler Health+, an extension of Flagler Hospital, has named Vincent Johnson as their new Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Farah & Farah is providing Jacksonville and St. Augustine residents with a $50 ride credit to help keep the roads safe this New Year's Eve.
INK! (Investing in Kids) launches 2020-2021 Teacher of the Year, Rookie Teacher of the Year awards campaign and yearbook fundraiser.
To encourage early literacy education in St. Johns County, Altrusa International has granted $4,000 to benefit the INK! (Investing in Kids) literacy intervention program.
The tropical storm last week helped to uncover the remains of a shipwreck buried under a dune along Crescent Beach.
Enjoy millions of white lights along St. Augustine’s bayfront aboard Sabrage, a Custom Cooper Catamaran.
DRIFTERS Out Post mindfully places bikes available for rent around St. Augustine.
A dinner in the garden at the Pena Peck House featured Chef Tyrone Bennett to raise money for local women returning to school.
The Amp will reopen with enhanced health and safety measures in place, including face mask requirement for entry.
Uptown San Marco Avenue café reopens with all new design, larger space and updated menu.
St. Augustine-based metals distribution company makes ‘Inc. 5000 List’ for second year in a row.
The Southern-inspired food truck has a new permanent location on U.S. 1 in St. Augustine.
INK! (Investing in Kids) honors local teachers and students with Make a Mark awards, nominations now open.
The Farmers Market is back with enhanced safety measures in place. Grab your masks and reusable bags to shop a variety of fresh produce and local artisan goods starting on October 10th.
Thankfully, Covid can't take down the best Christmas lights display in Florida, but it can change things a bit. Here's what you need to know about seeing the lights this year.
The tail section of a World War II-era plane washed up along South Ponte Vedra Beach during recent nor'easter.