Derek Hankerson, the newest addition to The Riggsby Report team, announced to Historic City News that they will be broadcasting from a live remote beginning at 11:00 AM until 1:00 PM from the St. Johns County Tea Party Rally this Saturday, April 16th at the St. Johns County Fairgrounds.
Coordinator of Public Information, Priscilla N. Proctor, reported to Historic City News that Flagler College senior Cal Colgan has been named the Grand Award winner of the first edition of Anthology; a new print publication produced by the college’s online newspaper, the Gargoyle.
Today, Norman Natural Horsemanship owner, Cindy Norman, reminded Historic City News Editor Michael Gold that there is no government bailout, or subsidy program, to help starving, abused or homeless horses.
Learn to Read of St. Johns County, Inc. has asked Historic City News readers to support their organization this weekend during the Rhythm and Ribs Festival in St. Augustine as they present their annual “Kiss the Pig” charity fundraiser.
Mori Hosseini, Chairman and CEO of ICI Homes, updated Historic City News today on the ribbon cutting and grand opening ceremonies held Wednesday, March 30th, for the new state-of-the-art swim and fitness center at Palencia.
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio announced to Historic City News this morning that St. Augustine resident and Florida property rights advocate, 39 year-old Carol Saviak, has been appointed to serve as a member of the federal Judicial Nominating Commission for the Middle District of Florida.
Community Awareness Coordinator, Kim Brumfield, reported to the local Historic City News desk that Betty Griffin House in St. Augustine was pleased to host a portion of Lauren’s Walk on Saturday April 9, 2011.
The Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville announced to Historic City News local reporters that they will bring back the Artist Studio Tour this year, but they will take it to historic St. Augustine.
