Of fifteen disciplined attorneys two are in St Augustine
Chamber’s government relations recruit relocating from D.C.
Planning and Zoning give nod to Flagler College project
Historic City News reporters watched Tuesday as the St Augustine Planning and Zoning Board approved a use by exception for Flagler College to continue its plans for a 150-bed residence hall and 35-foot parking garage with room for 534 vehicles on the site of the former FEC Railway headquarters at the corner of King Street and Malaga Street.
Historic City News – The HCN Job Market
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November 28 is Small Business Saturday
St Augustine’s economy depends on you shopping locally whenever possible.
#SHOPSMALL next Saturday and throughout the year.
Mayor asks you to bring your cans to Light-up Night
St Augustine Mayor Nancy Shaver told Historic City News that residents remind her daily that we are a really generous and caring community; blessed with many organizations who help people when they need it.
Uber lets Jags fans get in the game with the tap of a button
Historic City News was informed that starting tomorrow, Thursday November 19th, and running for the rest of the football season, Uber will facilitate the discounted sale of upper bowl Jaguars tickets with the push of a button in their smartphone app.
White’s long awaited restaurant will be city’s newest icon
Thursday is a big day for the White family. David and Cathy White, owners of O.C. White’s, and their two daughters, Julie White-Alford and Jennifer White-Conner, will take their plans for the former Santa Maria Restaurant before the city’s Historic Architectural Review Board for an opinion of appropriateness and a demolition permit.