Posted inBusiness
How advertisers reach their audience in 2012
Historic City News is a St Augustine based operation of Historic City Companies, Inc.
Posted inPublic Safety
St Augustine police capture robber and accomplice
Historic City News local reporters were informed this afternoon that St Augustine police responded to the Sunoco station located at 2199 North Ponce de Leon Boulevard at about 1:40 p.m. after receiving a call from the manager reporting a robbery.
Posted inBusiness
Lightsey continues 36-year holiday tradition
Three weeks ago, some retailers began Christmas advertising — Wal-Mart had Christmas trees setup with lights, and “holiday sales” started showing up on counters at gift merchants around St Johns County.
Posted inCommunity
Republicans honor veterans Monday evening
Former Commander William Korach, USNR, and Chairman of St Johns County Veterans for Romney, has invited all Historic City News readers to attend Monday, October 29 when three local decorated combat veterans will be honored, along with other veterans supporting the election of Mitt Romney for President.
Posted inEditorials
Consent agenda synonymous with hidden agenda
One need go no further than last night’s meeting of the St Augustine City Commission to see the epic failure and misuse of a parliamentary procedure designed to formalize and move along administrative matters of business during government meetings.
Posted inCommunity
No bull – race will not happen in St Augustine
In another classic example of why local news reporting should be directed to local reporters who don’t rely on wire services, Historic City News in St Augustine received an announcement this morning trying to minimize damage from an inaccurate Arizona Associated Press item.
Posted inCommunity
Constitutional expert guest of local Tea Party
Dave Heimbold, Chairman of the Saint Augustine Tea Party, announced to local Historic City News reporters that this month’s guest speaker will be Ken Wood when they convene their meeting tonight at 6:30 p.m.
Posted inGovernment
Supervisor uncovers fraudulent notice
St Johns County Supervisor of Elections Vicky Oakes said that she was shocked to report to Historic City News the discovery of fraudulent notice that appears to its victims that it came from her office — confirming that the notice is a scam.