Historic City News has been informed that the St. Johns County Utility Department is celebrating Water Conservation Month with special water conservation tips and information on a Conservation Page of the their website.
Robin E. Moore, Historic Resources Coordinator for the St. Johns County Environmental Division, reported to Historic City News that the Hastings Potato Growers Association Building is to be auctioned off next week.
Historic City News has learned that there is a newly formed advisory council which pledges to help The Children’s Museum of St. Johns move forward towards its goals.
Mardi Gras has nothing on us. Historic City News is pleased to announce the return of the Junkanoo Festival.
Directors of Charles Towne Landing and Roanoke Island parks have some advice for folks here contemplating a 16th century ship for St. Augustine. Think before you build.
Historic City News has learned that the Limelight Theatre will hold a second round of auditions for William Shakespeare’s The Tempest on Saturday, April 5 at 11:00 a.m.
St. Augustine is the Nation’s oldest city, but visitors to this historic destination and the luxurious resorts of Ponte Vedra will find plenty that’s “new” to enjoy for spring and summer 2009 according to an update received by Historic City News today.
Opening this month, Aunt Kate’s is a family-style seafood restaurant built on the same site where Oscar’s Old Florida Grill stood in the Vilano Beach area for 94 years.
