Category: Business

Watchdog for a security conscious clientele Special to Historic City News Businesses and individuals in St Johns County rely on the men and women of law enforcement to protect them and their property from crime. But, until the unlikely event that we are provided a patrolman on every street corner, citizens must become increasingly more…

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Historic City News takes great pride in our ecological contribution as a paperless publication. To that end, we do not further burden overcrowded landfills nor do we contaminate the soil with printer’s ink.

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Florida Park Service released a “call for business plans” to Historic City News this morning; seeking a concession service provider at Anastasia State Park.

One of the most controversial night time noisemakers on the north end of St George and Spanish Streets has arguably been Local Heroes; the business has been on probation twice.

Historic City News was notified that, last week, inspectors temporarily shut down Kentucky Fried Chicken, located at 1805 US-1 South in St. Augustine, after they found live roaches in the kitchen.

Historic City News will be following several applications of interest coming before the City of St. Augustine Planning and Zoning Board during their upcoming meeting on Tuesday, April 7, 2015 at 2:00 p.m. in the Alcazar Room of City Hall.

For St Augustine’s downtown restaurants and retail merchants, deliveries are a nearly daily occurrence that are essential to the continued operation of their business.

Historic City News learned this morning that a $42 million modification has been approved to a previously awarded Department of Defense contract that will bring jobs to the Northrop Grumman aircraft integration “Center of Excellence” in St Augustine.