HISTORIC CITY NEWS

Grand Opening for Latitude 30

Bonnie Hayflick announced to Historic City News local entertainment reporters that Latitude 30, the First Coast’s 50,000 square foot, all-inclusive entertainment center, will open to the public on Thursday, January 6th at 11:00 a.m.

Community

Cliff Worrell and The Restless Kind perform live

Lead vocalist Cliff Worrell invited Historic City News readers to enjoy Cliff Worrell and The Restless Kind — appearing in concert tomorrow night and again on Saturday at Molasses Junction Country Store located at 6300 CR-214.

Community

Grassroots news stories from this year

Historic City News is proud that our readers count on us to provide news content and information primarily originating from St. Augustine and St. Johns County, Florida; however, our reporters also follow the local impact of government actions that are making news, nationwide.

Editorials

Scott says: fairly, honestly with transparency

In a report published to Historic City News this evening, a statewide grand jury concluded, “The public is tired of officials who abuse their position or ignore conflicts of interest.”

Government

Happy New Years to Historic City News readers

St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau Communications Director Jay Humphreys alerts Historic City News readers that there are many choices for revelers planning to ring in New Year’s Day this weekend.

Community

Sexual Predator: Karl William Egner

In accordance with Florida State Statute 775.21, this news release will serve as public notification that the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office has been given information that a person judged to be a sexual predator is now residing within St. Johns County.

Public Safety

Guest Column: Neighborhood Watch Program

During these tough economic times, residential and vehicle burglaries continue to be prevalent, not only in St. Johns County, but throughout the country.

Community

Library collects 18,614 food items in lieu of fines

Library Director Debra Rhodes Gibson announced to local Historic City News reporters that more than 18,000 food items were collected during the recent Food for Fines program.

Community