$2 million shortfall in City budget
Historic City News reporters watched last night’s regular meeting of the St. Augustine City Commission, where approval was given to a tentative millage rate of 7.5 mills.
My Black Dad and Obama
I am a black tea party patriot faced with a serious problem concerning my 83-year-old father.
Classes for historic re-enactors begin Saturday
La Compañía de Juan Ponce de León (The Company of Juan Ponce de León) reported to local Historic City News reporters in St. Augustine that their organization will host classes on the basic, research-based, historically accurate, early 16th-century garb and personal gear that will be required of members of their group.
Lincolnville target of widespread vandalism
Local St. Augustine reporters at Historic City News have learned that this weekend, police have responded to five different locations in Lincolnville where property was vandalized with graffiti.
McCollum addresses Ponte Vedra Republicans
Ponte Vedra Beach Republican Club notified Historic City News that Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill McCollum will address their organization tonight at their regular meeting.
Man with loaded revolver taken into custody
Historic City News reporters have learned that police responded to a call from a clerk in a store on St. George Street Friday evening, saying that a man was in the store with a loaded handgun and was refusing to leave.
We shot through 1,000 Facebook friends today
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Altieri first overall in Kingfish Challenge
Sometimes the fish can be bigger than the fishermen; at least that was true last weekend during two full days of angling in the Ancient City Game Fish Association Kingfish Challenge.