Help Castillo win $100,000 this summer
Historic City News wants you to know that being active in the National Park Service’s “Castillo de San Marcos National Monument” this summer could help it win big in Coca-Cola’s America Is Your Park campaign.
Category: Community
450th Improvement Club launched
Historic City News learned this week that residents who would like to help the community prepare for the celebration of our 450th Anniversary by undertaking improvements, either inside or outside their home or business, can participate and be recognized in the 450th Improvement Club.
Red, White and Blue Day
Historic City News readers and their families are invited to wear red, white and blue to the Frieda Zamba Community Swimming Pool in Palm Coast on Monday, July 4th and receive free admission.
Fireworks over the Matanzas is Monday
Due to wildfires throughout northeast Florida, many city and county governments have banned both personal and professional fireworks this year, however, Historic City News is happy to announce that St. Augustine’s fireworks display will go forward Monday night.
Road repairs and maintenance planned
Laurie Sanderson reported the following St. Johns County locations to Historic City News where the Florida Department of Transportation will be conducting roadwork that is expected to have an impact on driving, beginning tomorrow morning and continuing through July 8th.
Flagler names director of Career Services
Historic City News learned today that Kristin Nelson has been named the new director of Career Services at Flagler College.
O. C. Hayes
Oliver “O.C.” Hayes, who lived at 118 Gentian Road in St. Augustine, died Wednesday evening, July 29th at the Bailey Family Center for Caring.
Third annual morning after beach cleanup
Aubrey Mulligan is hoping that Historic City News readers will pitch in and help other Keepers of the Coast volunteers during their Third Annual “Morning After” Beach Clean-Up on Tuesday, July 5th.