Posted inCommunity
Weekend entertainment in the historic city
St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau Communications Director Jay Humphreys alerts Historic City News readers that there are many entertainment choices in store for this weekend.
Posted inCommunity
Historic city represented in Tuesday parade
Vanessa Ledford Baker reported to Historic City News from the Inaugural Gubernatorial Parade for Governor Rick Scott on Tuesday — where St. Augustine’s Royal Family and their entourage appeared together with other 16th Century re-enactors from the area; all dressed in period clothing.
Posted inEditorials
Fifty four years is a long time
When you think about it, fifty four years is a pretty long time.
Posted inPublic Safety
Ware missing: Search on for ex-convict
Timothy Johnson, who has been known to go by “Tip Johnson” or “Slick Rick”, and at one time lived on West Madison Street in Palatka, is being sought by robbery-homicide detectives in St. Johns County according to an alert received by Historic City News today.
Posted inGovernment
For sale: state-owned airplanes
Historic City News readers looking for a bargain on a used airplane may have found their golden opportunity as Florida Governor Rick Scott moves to fulfill a campaign promise to sell two state-owned airplanes.
Posted inCommunity
Happy birthday Olivia Isabelle Gregoire
As Historic City News seeks out exciting news stories, we find few things as exciting as the birth of a new baby girl, but, for Ian Gregoire and his wife Ashley Wiles Gregoire, the birth of their daughter Olivia Isabelle Gregoire tops their list.
Posted inPublic Safety
Zampatti will return to court next week
The 38 year-old woman who St. Augustine Record reporter Peter Guinta referred to last April as “a beautiful, energetic and prosperous businesswoman with long experience in networking and a real commitment to her Christian beliefs” is back in custody in the St. Johns County Detention Facility.
Posted inCommunity
Lecture on Spanish Florida Franciscan Missions
Historic City News readers have been invited by Public Information Director Brian Thompson to attend the Flagler College Community Lecture Series on Tuesday, January, 18th, with a presentation by Dr. John Diviney on “17th Century Spanish Florida Franciscan Missions.”
