Is permanent Daylight time in Florida’s future?
Daylight-saving time will start March 11 this year and end November 4; but, what if we didn’t have to keep changing back-and-forth each year and got to enjoy more daylight after work all year long?
Year: 2018
Champions for bicycle safety ride
Historic City News was informed that NASCAR driver Scott Lagasse Jr., Jimmie Johnson, and about 60 other riders took part in the 4th Annual “Champions for Bicycle Safety” Ride today.
Sheriff reports 17 dead in Broward County school shooting
The Broward county sheriff said 17 people are dead in the Wednesday shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in the city of Parkland, northwest of Fort Lauderdale. He said the shooter is in custody, according to a 10:00 p.m. press update received by Historic City News.
Over three-hours needed to clear Coquina Crossing crash
The roadway reopened to traffic at the entrance to the Coquina Crossing subdivision on SR-207 at about 10:00 p.m. last night; after troopers concluded a three-hour investigation of the serious crash occurring when a vehicle attempted to make a left turn into on-coming traffic.
City Hall calendar for next week
Historic City News was informed of the following activities at St Augustine City Hall reported and scheduled as of February 14, 2018.
Original artworks sought for upcoming anniversary event
The Lightner Museum informed local Historic City News reporters that they will host an art contest for the upcoming anniversary event “Promenade the Alcazar” on October 19, 2018.
St Johns County hospitality and tourism Employee of the Year
Finalists in the 2017 St Johns County hospitality and tourism industry “Employee of the Year” awards were reported to Historic City News this afternoon. Each winner was recognized at their place of business in a celebration with their co-workers.
The Olde South Photography exhibit has been Extended
While change has certainly become a part of our everyday lives, with it comes the disappearance of pieces of our past. The landscape has changed and the heritage of those who worked the land and who created our traditions is now only visible on our back roads.