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Starting over in a place can feel like learning a new dance. Janice Long felt this when she moved to St. Augustine in 2014, knowing no

Palencia resident Meredith Strout has always believed that joy grows best when it’s shared. That simple truth—one she learned raising her own children beneath the moss-draped

For decades, Dan Holiday transformed simple pieces of leather into something lasting- handcrafted sandals, belts, and bags that became part of the visual identity of St.

The first time Anthony Piselli put on a red suit it was a favor, not a plan. He was living in Connecticut then, roped in by

The locally written Rise & Shine St. Augustine! is more than a keepsake- it’s the realization of a long-held dream for author Lisa Haase, whose love

As a kid growing up in Jacksonville, Justin Felker remembers when his dad, Paul, brought home a Ford Model A. Watching NASCAR on TV together slowly

Children’s book author Irma Hersel wrote and published her book Where Nopalitas Grow. The heartwarming story celebrates cultural diversity, including spanish words throughout the text and

If you’ve ever felt a twinge of guilt tossing food scraps in the trash, you’re not alone. That food isn’t waste, it’s future fertile soil… but

For lifelong musician Ed Taylor, music has always been a passion. Having started performing professionally at just 16, he never imagined that years later, a simple

Josie Fastner is on a mission to bring kindness and community wherever she goes, that mission reflects in her latest creative endeavor, an inn off of

Mary Lourdes-Saenz began her journey of helping young women after having an impactful encounter with a teen mom in foster care. She knew then that she

World travelers, Heather and Greg Burke call St. Augustine home, when they’re here. The two have been passionate skiers since the age of three, a love

When Rachael Hanson was growing up, she always wanted to ride horses, but it was never a hobby her mother allowed her to explore. Now as

In Max Lucado’s children’s book The Oak Inside The Acorn, Mama Oak says to the little Acorn “be the tree God made you to be.” Candice

The Florida School for the Deaf and Blind in St. Augustine Florida is not only recognized as one of the only schools of its kind in