Watermelon Race supports Youth Services

Watermelon Race supports Youth Services

St Augustine Youth Services, an organization that for well over twenty years has been providing services to boys, from the age of six to eighteen, who are in need of residential therapeutic services due to abuse or neglect, was the beneficiary at the first annual July 4th Watermelon Run.

Tonight: Grapes of Roth

Tonight: Grapes of Roth

Historic City News readers have called Concerts in the Plaza “the best way to spend a Thursday night in St Augustine” and that is easy to understand when sitting under the majestic oaks of the Plaza de la Constitución, enjoying quality musical entertainment.

Public comment on Fort Matanzas plan

Public comment on Fort Matanzas plan

One Crescent Beach couple, who own and operate a business that has been in their family since the 1960’s, has asked Historic City News to help call attention to an opportunity for the beach-going public to support restoration of vehicular access to Matanzas Inlet — before, they say, it is too late.

Marriage Licenses Applications – 7/8/2012

Marriage Licenses Applications – 7/8/2012

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Garb and gear from 1513 St Augustine

Garb and gear from 1513 St Augustine

Elaine Fraser, owner of the Oldest Wooden School House Museum and Gardens in St Augustine, reported to Historic City News that next year’s celebration of the 500th Anniversary of Ponce de Leon’s discovery of Florida would be immersed in history, authenticity, and character.