HISTORIC CITY NEWS

Mayor attends inaugural St. Augustine Military Ball

The historic Hamblen House was the beneficiary Saturday night when the Inaugural St. Augustine Military Ball raised funds for ongoing renovations to the home of the C.F. Hamblen American Legion Post 37.

Community

Third fatal hit-and-run in county since November

Benjamin Kaush was riding his bike along US-1 north near Cornwell’s store, when he was struck by a car just south of Stokes Landing Road.

Public Safety

Early morning fire in Colee Street trailer park

St Augustine and St Johns County firefighters responded before 6:00 a.m. this morning to a trailer park on Colee Street in St Augustine; the scene of a fully involved mobile home fire.

Public Safety

Choice for State Representative District 17

Choice for State Representative District 17 The Special Primary Election for State Representative in House District 17 will likely decide the outcome of the race since the winner faces a candidate with no party affiliation and a write-in candidate whose name will not even appear on the ballot.

Editorials

Choice for Senate District 6

Choice for Senate District 6 Even outside our editorial review board, this race has been controversial — at best. Historic City News readers have been mixed in their comments.

Editorials

Writers in Residence returns to Flagler

Brian Thompson reported to Historic City News that readers are welcome to attend the January 29th presentation of poetry and prose by poet and teacher Laura McCullough; the next installment of the popular “Writers-in-Residence” program at Flagler College.

Community

Letter: Recognizing all those who participated

Letter: Recognizing all those who participated Melinda Rakoncay President Nelmar Terrace Neighborhood Association Dear Editor and Historic City News readers: This is to ALL THOSE PEOPLE, who believed in this fight for the last 2 and a half years, and continued to stick with it when so many people said the 7-Eleven was a done…

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Editorials

Weekend events may cause traffic disruptions

Two events scheduled for the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday weekend will necessitate brief road closures and are likely to cause brief traffic congestion.

Community