Locally, Martin Kabaki is known for delicious coffee. One of the founders of Growers Alliance, Martin has specialized in importing coffee from his native Kenya as
Cooper Alfiero was very young when he first joined his mom to volunteer at Council on Aging’s Coastal Community Senior Center in St. Augustine. Through the years, he returned with
Laughter is the best medicine. According to the Mayo Clinic, laughter increases circulation, aids in muscle relaxation, improves your immune system, and can even relieve pain
The popular She Is Fierce! event ‘Women’s Wednesday’ is back on June 15th at The Treasury on the Plaza featuring North Florida-based Amelia Toffee Founder Anita
The work of St. Augustine-based fine art photographer Lenny Foster will be displayed with support from the St. Johns Cultural Council’s Art in Public Spaces program.
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
The C.A.S.T. for Kids Foundation has been in existence for 30 years, enriching the lives of children with special needs through the sport of fishing. They
It has been a rough year for all of us – not only for individuals, but for businesses as well. Many companies have had to make
Nearly five years after moving to St. Augustine Beach as a new mother, author Meg Nordmann, is finding her creative groove in this palm-covered subtropical environment
As Florida’s summer heat stays intense, it is important to remember that the UV rays from the sun or damaging sun rays are just as strong
Only two or three weeks into the start of the pandemic here in the US, I decided to purge my life of social media. Every single
What do you love most about a promenade down Aviles Street or a stroll through the Plaza? Our historic district boasts architectural design elements that transport
In 1963, Howard “Cowboy” Dondanville and his wife Ruth opened the “Cowboys” restaurant. The idea was to provide fresh seafood along with beautiful marsh views. By
Sometimes inspiration comes from those closest to us, and the advice that keeps us on course is simple and direct. For St. Augustine native and St.
Loving what one does is what everyone should do. Let’s be honest. If you don’t love it, don’t do it.” These words guided my conversation with
Gary Lee Wingard recalls the day he met his wife Carolyn, “We were on a KC 135 from Birmingham, Alabama to Portland, Oregon.” While their life
This is not Rick McAllister’s first pilgrimage. A celebration of his 75th birthday this year, his journey along the Camino de Santiago will be his fourth.
Five women. Five unique paths leading to five similar stories. Kalpana Sundar, Lynn Kehoe, Letti Bozard, Fallon Taylor, and Patty Wagstaff each share their upbringing, their
