St. Augustine’s Dining with Dignity program is seeing a significant increase in use since moving into its new pavilion, offering a more permanent and welcoming space
The City of St. Augustine’s CRA is inviting residents, business owners, and stakeholders to weigh in on the future of Francis Field at a public workshop on May 13th. The open-house event runs from 3 to 7pm in The Alcazar Room at City Hall, giving the community a chance to view design concepts and share feedback. If Francis Field matters to you, this is your chance to help shape what comes next.
The St. Augustine City Commission will hold a public workshop on Friday, May 8th, at 9am in the Alcazar Room at City Hall to discuss proposed updates to Vehicles for Hire and tour franchise ordinances. Topics include potential caps on tour vehicles, enhanced driver requirements, and horse carriage welfare measures. The meeting is open to the public and available for live viewing online.
Two St. Augustine High School seniors were recognized by the City of St. Augustine for their leadership, volunteer service and commitment to the community during the
A new statue honoring abolitionist and civil rights leader Frederick Douglass has been installed in St. Augustine’s historic Plaza de la Constitución, adding a monument that
St. Augustine city commissioners approved an agreement this week allowing the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) to move forward with a new multi-use trail on Anastasia
No one is immune to making bad choices, it’s just that some decisions carry more severe consequences that can lead to a visit to the county
For Chris Benjamin, an employee of the St. Johns County Solid Waste Division, the worst thing he could ever encounter at work is an American
Bart Barta was inspired by his son’s autism diagnosis to create a national program for individuals with autism. Today, he is effectively changing the way
