Volunteer Coordinator for St Augustine Sunrise Rotary’s annual Rhythm & Ribs event, Lance Conner, is asking Historic City News readers for help presenting this year’s festival, which attracts music lovers and barbeque aficionados from all over the Southeast.

The Real History of the Obelisk in St. Augustine’s Plaza de la Constitucion
By: Raphael Cosme

The cities of Cadiz, Spain and St Augustine have joined to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Spanish Constitution of 1812, in the first large scale event of the greater 450th Commemoration of the founding of the City of St Augustine.

Historic City News readers are invited to attend a special Patriot’s Day rejuvenation meeting of the Molasses Junction Tea Party located on CR-214 at CR-13A on Thursday April 19, according to organizer Judy Mabry.

“Each year, Romanza Week in St Augustine relies on the energy, experience, and enthusiasm of its volunteers to help make these world-class arts, cultural and heritage events a success,” president Albert Syeles told Historic City News.

Communications Director Miki Gilloon, reported to Historic City News that Kristina Garcia-Santiago, a senior attending the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind, will perform the lead role of “Sarah Norman” when the Limelight Theater in St Augustine presents “Children of a Lesser God”.

Gina Busscher, Public Information Director for FDOT District Two, reported that the Bridge of Lions failed to lock down properly following its scheduled 10:30 a.m. opening and that bridge maintenance crews are working to correct the problem at this time.

Superintendent of Schools, Dr Joseph Joyner, will recognize several St Johns County students who received awards at the 57th Annual State Science and Engineering Fair of Florida during the May 15 School Board meeting, according to an announcement received by Historic City News.