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Although the City of St Augustine has played a vital role in our nation’s black history, some members of the “Students in Free Enterprise” organization at Flagler College told Historic City News that they find its story is one that is all too often forgotten.
Meredith A. Rhein, a Theatre Arts major and one of five students from Flagler College awarded a music intern scholarship from Grace United Methodist Church, announced to Historic City News that this year’s scholarship winners will team up to put on a musical review of love songs — past and present.
RECOGNITION OF THE MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. ESSAY CONTEST SCHOOL WINNERS
St. Johns County students participated in a Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. poster and essay contest sponsored by the St. Johns Education Association. Individual students were recognized for their achievements in a ceremony last month. Durbin Creek Elementary, Landrum Middle and Pedro Menendez High schools were each presented with a plaque from the Martin Luther King Celebration Committee.
The Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind Communications Director Miki Gilloon announced to Historic City News today that the school will be hosting two upcoming public events and invited our readers to participate.
St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau Communications Director Jay Humphreys announced to Historic City News reporters a few of the great entertainment offerings coming this weekend in and around St Augustine and St Johns County.
Jessica Pycraft reported to Historic City News that Pycraft Legal Services, LLC will host a free foreclosure defense seminar at 1:00 p.m. in their offices at 3505 US-1 South, Suite 2 in St. Augustine on Saturday, March 3, 2012.
Four Hundred and Fifty years of military history come to life on Thursday through drama, comedy and live music as the production “To Arms” takes to the stage of the Flagler College Auditorium.