State of the tourism industry report delivered next week

Historic City News readers interested in the Visitor and Convention Bureau “State of the Industry Report”, an annual event that presents the current state and future projections for tourism affecting St. Johns County, are invited to join more than 300 local travel and hospitality professionals for this year’s event.

Business

Proposed West Augustine Overlay District Public Meetings

Proposed West Augustine Overlay District Public MeetingsSt. Johns County is hosting a series of public meetings on proposed amendments to Article III of the Land Development Code that would create a proposed West Augustine Overlay District. The first meeting is scheduled for 5:01 p.m. on May 19 in front of the Board of County Commissioners, the…

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St. Johns County Insurance Meeting

St. Johns County Insurance Meeting Thursday, May 21st, 2015 at 10:a.m. The St. Johns County Insurance Meeting is scheduled for Thursday, May 21st, 2015 at 10:a.m. at the Kingfisher Conference Room at the Health and Human Services Building, located at 200 San Sebastian View, St. Augustine, Florida 32084.

Community

America’s oldest city is slowly drowning

Historic City News has learned from Associated Press reporters that St. Augustine is one of many chronically flooded communities along Florida’s 1,200-mile Atlantic coastline and the problem is worsening as sea levels rise.

Community

Veterans group gets cold shoulder on parade plan

St Augustine City Commissioner Todd Neville responded to representatives from a local veteran’s organization Monday evening explaining why he would not support their request for $20,000 to produce a very special Veterans Day Parade of November 11th.

Community

Editorial: Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned

No, this is not going to be another article about Jim Sutton and Nancy Sikes-Kline; today I want to take a closer look at the latest gossip being circulated by the usual suspects — gossip, the timing of which could be more than coincidence.

Editorials