Artist call for April exhibition
Historic City News has learned that Folio Weekly is looking for Northeast Florida’s very best artists to showcase in the upcoming FOLIO WEEKLY INVITATIONAL ARTIST EXHIBITION.
Posted inPublic Safety
Foul play suspected in woman’s death
An autopsy by District Medical Examiner Dr. Terrence Steiner will determine the cause and manner of death in the discovery of a 92-year old Ponte Vedra Beach woman found in her home Friday evening according to a report from Media Relations Officer Kevin Kelshaw that was received by Historic City News today.
Posted inPublic Safety
Arrest made in home invasion robbery
Kevin Kelshaw has reported to Historic City News that a 35-year old Hastings man was arrested on a charge of home invasion robbery yesterday evening stemming from an incident that occurred earlier that morning.
Posted inCommunity
Nolan receives Points of Light award
Historic City News has learned that local historian David Nolan has been chosen to receive the Governor’s Points of Light Award according to the Volunteer Florida website.
Twine photos featured at Historical Society
Saint Augustine Historical Society Research Library Chief Librarian Jess May reported to Historic City News that the Historical Society will be celebrating Black History Month with an exhibition of Richard Twine’s photographs.
Posted inBusiness
Find a YES in today’s ecoNOmy
Chamber President Robin Burchfield has announced to Historic City News that the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce will be working harder than ever to promote the health of small businesses in our community through its new seminar series: FINDING A YES IN TODAY’S ECONOMY
Posted inGovernment
Inaugural Art in Public Spaces exhibit
The St. Johns Cultural Council has announced to Historic City News that they have entered into a partnership with the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners to present the Inaugural Art in Public Spaces exhibit which is located in the St. Johns County Administration Building.
Posted inCommunity
Organization Grants Available
Grants made possible through the Dr. JoAnn Crisp-Ellert Fund for Art Appreciation are available to organizations with programs that enhance art appreciation and art education in St. Augustine according to an announcement received by Historic City News this week.
