The tarmac at St. Augustine Airport will transform into an open-air theater on Saturday, July 18, as it hosts a one-of-a-kind movie night celebrating local naval
On May 16th, 90 volunteers removed 651 pounds of litter and debris from beaches across St. Johns County during the 23rd Annual Turtletown USA Beach Cleanup.
As a cool breeze gently pushes against your body, you settle into a steady, deliberate sequence, keeping your left foot planted as you ground the ball
For Tory Strange, surfing has always been more than a sport. After losing his father at age 13, he found his way to the beach, paddled
Throughout American history, writers have settled down in or taken their time passing through St. Augustine, finding inspiration in the town’s rich history and natural environment.
Sea turtle nesting season runs May 1st through October 1st along the beaches of St. Augustine and St. Johns County. Here’s what every resident should know about keeping our coastline safe for nesting turtles and their hatchlings this summer.
Beachgoers can once again drive onto the sand at Porpoise Point in Vilano Beach after St. Johns County completed a $524,000 resiliency and infrastructure improvement project
St. Johns County officials celebrated the groundbreaking of the new Ponte Vedra Nocatee Regional Park and Nocatee Library on May 1, marking a major milestone in
When it was time for Carolyn Dentz’s daughter, who is on the autism spectrum, to start thinking about middle and high school, Dentz wanted to find
Thanks to a $3.5 million dollar allocation from the Freedom First budget signed by Governor DeSantis and backed by key advocates, Alpha-Omega Miracle Home (AOMH) will
The City Fire Prevention Division Chief Robert “Bob” Growick announced his retirement, completing his career with a bang after being named the 2020 Fire Marshal of
With St. Augustine’s population growing at a steady rate and the increasing popularity of food trucks, the St. Augustine Food Truck Co-Op has taken the opportunity
The next time you’re driving through West Augustine, don’t be surprised if you see people flying through the air. Brennan Gagnon, a local homeowner and teacher
The COVID-19 pandemic presented the world with many challenges last year around this time. While life has still not returned to normal, things are looking promising.
The pandemic has affected everybody, especially our seniors. Pie in the Sky has been working diligently to ensure their seniors are well taken care of through
Imagine a greener world with less plastic pollution. This is what local nonprofit Beaches Go Green (BGG) hopes to inspire. Through their REUSABLE BOTTLES FOR SPORTS
Over two million weddings occur each year, with only 1 in 5 of those weddings taking place on a weekday. As the COVID-19 pandemic placed restrictions
Nearly 1,000 young women from across the country are taking their place in history as the first female Eagle Scouts after collectively earning more than 30,000
