HISTORIC CITY NEWS 2011

Top ways to help equines

It may be difficult for Historic City News readers to imagine a time when no one was looking out for the welfare of horses, ponies, donkeys and mules; given how much they are a part of the St. Augustine and St. Johns County landscape.

Community

Lions to City: Here we come

The City of St Augustine has suggested several ways for Historic City News readers to celebrate the return of the famous St. Augustine lions to the west end of the bridge after a six-year hibernation.

Community

Thrift store and auction looking for deals

Randy Brunson told Historic City News that he has joined his daughter, Tracie Brunson Mara, in opening a thrift store in St. Augustine with a twist — they will also hold auctions at their new location at 5 West San Carlos Avenue.

Business

Celebration of Menorcan Culture

Historic City News readers are invited to attend the annual Menorcan Society Festival in the Llambias House gardens and courtyard Saturday

Community

Letter: To my city officials

Dear Editor: To my city officals — you do not pull up the carpet or replace the plumbing when you know your going to have a lot of company.

Editorials

County recruiting volunteers for parks

Betsy Clarkson, Superintendent of Recreation, reported to Historic City News that the Recreation and Parks Department is recruiting volunteers to assist in parks across St. Johns County.

Community

Governor delivers State of the State address

On the opening day of the 2011 Legislative Session, Governor Rick Scott outlined his priorities in his first State of the State Address. Earlier in the day, he thanked crowds of Floridians who traveled to Tallahassee to voice their support for reducing the size of government, cutting taxes and getting Florida back to work.

Government

Rhythm and Ribs entertainment line-up

St Augustine Sunrise Rotary member Martha Graham announced to local Historic City News reporters the entertainment lineup for this year’s Rhythm and Ribs Festival.

Community