Historic City News

Professor accepted into English film festival

Brian Thompson reported to Historic City News has Patrick Moser, Art and Design Department chair and associate professor of painting and drawing at Flagler College, recently had his short film, “Patty Goes,” shown at the Fundada Artists’ Film Festival in Wakefield, England.

Community

Teen DIVE-in Movie

The City of Palm Coast reported to Historic City News that they will present the revival of a 1960’s and 1970’s summer tradition with a new twist — the city will hold their first “Teen DIVE-in Movie”.

Community

Birding for Kids Sunday at Fort Mose

Carly J. Swatek, AmeriCorps Environmental Education Member at Fort Mose Historic State Park, reminds Historic City News readers that those who missed…

Business

International travelers helping tourist economy

In a review of recent findings of a quarterly survey of emerging market conditions conducted by Bergstrom Center for Real Estate Studies at the University of Florida, Historic City News learned that expectations persist that the real estate market will continue to fall.

Community

Historic city home to Lightner collection

Robert Harper updated Historic City News today with good news for local residents wanting to explore the artifacts of America’s Gilded Age.

Public Safety

Groom steals credit card to pay for wedding

Public Information Officer Mark Samson reported to Historic City News that the St. Augustine Police Department has obtained an arrest warrant for a Louisville, Kentucky man who they say used his mother’s American Express card to fraudulently pay for a storybook wedding last year.

Public Safety

Bus driver discovers mobile meth lab

Kevin Kelshaw reported to Historic City News today that investigators are attempting to locate the owner of a backpack that was discovered on the side of the road this morning — however, it’s doubtful anyone will claim it.

Government

First America refund still on hold

An organization that has become a flashpoint for controversy in St. Augustine, the now defunct First America Foundation, Inc., who Historic City News reported brought an “olive branch” in the form of a $150,000 payment through their Chairwoman Christine Chapman, has stalled in their promise to turn over records and the remaining cash on hand.

Lasting place of remembrance for firefighters, families and community

St Augustine Sergeant appointed Chief of Police

Sweeny Named Mayor of St Augustine Beach

Defendant captured after wild goose chase

County Deputies Arrest Suspect in Double Shooting

Littering of cigarette butts and vaping paraphernalia prohibited

Clay Murphy Assumes Chairmanship in Controversial County Meeting

Supreme Court disciplines nine Florida lawyers

Police losing top leader: Michaux retires

Honoring Anthony Cuthbert for 28 Years with St Augustine Police

New leadership for St Johns County Commission

Hall and Craig selected to electrify Light-Up! Night ceremony

Missing the target: Wild West gun carry didn’t happen

Anti-Trump Rallies: Where were the Republicans?

Three deaths reported in seperate crashes this morning

Sixteen applicants compete for job as county attorney

Administrator Joy Andrews back on the hot seat with commission chairman

It is up to us to turn the lights back on in The Sunshine State

Medical examiner needs money to build new facility

Lighthouse announces new Interim Executive Director

Professor accepted into English film festival

Teen DIVE-in Movie

Birding for Kids Sunday at Fort Mose

International travelers helping tourist economy

Historic city home to Lightner collection

Groom steals credit card to pay for wedding

Bus driver discovers mobile meth lab

First America refund still on hold