School honors career education partners

School honors career education partners

The Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind reported to Historic City News that three employers were honored during its first annual “Outstanding Employer of the Year” event on May 30; recognizing campus and business partners that participate in the school’s Career Development Program.

Students learn to be legislators

Students learn to be legislators

School is out, but Historic City News has learned about a dedicated group of local middle school students who continued learning about Florida’s legislative protocol and procedures when they participated in a mock session at the St Johns County Auditorium in St Augustine on Friday, June 8.

Sheriff asked for position on gun owner rights

Sheriff asked for position on gun owner rights

St Johns County Sheriff David Shoar, who will be returned to office, without opposition for the second time in three elections, along with sixty-six other members of the Florida Sheriff’s Association, are under the microscope by Unified Sportsmen of Florida and one of the most powerful citizen lobbies in America — the National Rifle Association.

Klan’s Adopt-A-Highway application denied

Klan’s Adopt-A-Highway application denied

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The International Keystone Knights of the Ku Klux Klan applied to join civic-minded organizations in Union County by “adopting” a one-mile section of Georgia Highway 515 near Blairsville; however, the Georgia Department of Transportation, in consultation with Governor Nathan Deal, denied the request.

Ponte Vedra Beach attorney honored by Bar

Ponte Vedra Beach attorney honored by Bar

Historic City News was notified by the Florida Bar that 82-year-old Ponte Vedra Beach attorney and published author Homer H. Humphries Jr., will be honored at a ceremony recognizing him, and four other attorney’s in the 7th Judicial Circuit, for 50 years of dedication to the practice of law.