Historic City Memories: The Fraternal Orders
St. Augustine and The Fraternal Orders Last part of an eight part series The Elks and the Mystic Hour of Eleven By Geoff Dobson
Fourth of July Safety Tips
St. Johns County Fire Rescue officials encourage Historic City News readers to use extreme caution when using or discharging fireworks of any kind during 4th of July celebrations.
Fireworks over the Matanzas
Historic City News readers know that holidays are built around traditions and few holidays have more great family traditions than the Fourth of July; great food, outdoor band concerts, a day with friends and family, and of course, fireworks.
Three arrested in strong-arm robbery
Historic City News has learned that the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office is holding three men in custody following an early morning strong-arm robbery that occurred in the area of Jellison Road in St Augustine Beach.
Can’t boycott BP if you can’t find BP
I was driving home last night and one of those annoying chimes went off in my dashboard and the “WALK” light started flashing next to my fuel gauge so I pulled off the side of the road into a convenience store that sells gasoline.
Flagler Sheriff offers Independence Day tips
The long July 4 weekend is expected to draw large crowds to Flagler County’s beaches and Flagler County Sheriff Donald W. Fleming is urging residents and visitors to take a few precautions to protect themselves and their possessions while they celebrate.
Meet State Representatives at local GOP club
State Representative Bill Proctor and Mike Weinstein will be the guest speakers at this month’s meeting of the Republican Club of Greater St. Augustine.
See chicks of endangered species at beach
Historic City News readers are encouraged to visit St. Johns County beaches for a rare opportunity to view and snap pictures of nesting colonies of Least Terns on the beaches at Porpoise Point, Matanzas Inlet and Summer Haven Inlet.