Year: 2014

Wells Fargo unloads MDI Holdings building in Nocatee

Taken in foreclosure by Wells Fargo, the 71,000-square-foot high-tech, high-security office building at 90 Fort Wade Road in Nocatee that was built to house MDI Holdings, has been sold for $10 million, according to a deed recorded with the St Johns County Clerk of Court.

Business

Active Parenting Class

Family Integrity Program Active Parenting Schedule   Tuesday MorningsJanuary 7 – February 11, 20148:30 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.FIP Conference Room Health and Human Services Building 1, Suite B6955 U S 1 South, St. Augustine, FL 32086To Register – Contact: Brenda Ware @ (904) 209-6085 Wednesday Classes also available, please check the calendar for the dates….

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Community

Fire Chief Mike Arnold retires

Historic City News has learned that the retirement of Fire Chief Mike Arnold is bringing to a close a 30-year career with the St Augustine Fire Department; concluding with nearly seven years as fire chief.

Government

Do not adjust your set – “technical issues” prevent City broadcast

For the second time in two months, the City of St Augustine’s Director of Public Affairs has reported that tonight’s City Commission Meeting, as well as meetings of the Planning and Zoning Board and Historic Architectural Review Board cannot be broadcast to St Augustine residents because of “technical issues”. For a year now, Historic City…

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Government

Business or estate liquidations deserve a professional

Historic City News reporters have followed more than a few reports indicating that a number of St Johns County businesses have closed in recent months; some have been the victims of the depressed economy while others have followed the death of a key family member. Sadly, some have operated locally for two, or more, generations.

Business

Open House for upcoming Civil Rights Museum

Dalonja Duncan, President-Elect of the Anniversary to Commemorate the Civil Rights Demonstrations, has invited all Historic City News readers to attend an open house of the upcoming Civil Rights Museum; in the historic Rudcarlie Building, located at 79 Bridge Street in St Augustine.

Community