For 28 years, between 1946 until 1978, Earl W. Byrd served St. Augustine and St. Johns County — and, Historic City News has determined that, at 97 years-old, he is the oldest living St. Johns County Commissioner.

The information contained in this report is taken from sources deemed reliable; the accuracy and completeness of which Historic City News does not control and cannot guarantee. The original public records are on file with the St. Johns County Clerk of Court and should be consulted before taking any action.

Historic City News readers interested in submitting artwork to be considered for the upcoming Women’s History Month art exhibit, “Much Ado About Women – Portraits of Diversity” must be ready to go by next weekend.

The St. Johns County Education Foundation notified Historic City News that February’s “Take Stock in Children” mentor spotlight shines on Monette Scott.

Public Information Officer Jeremy Robshaw, who regularly reports fire activity to the Historic City News desk, said in a statement filed yesterday, that his office remains in communication with County Administration and that together they are closely monitoring conditions and weather reports for our area.

Historic City News was informed by Alaina Cordes that Ketterlinus Elementary School fourth grade teacher Beth Upchurch was honored by the St. Johns County Education Foundation last night after being selected St. Johns County Teacher of the Year.

St. Johns County Audubon Society board member, Ali Fulcher, reported these upcoming events and monthly meeting to Historic City News.

Lindsey Phillips reported to the Historic City Newsroom that the National Park Service recently honored local St. Augustine volunteers for the thousands of hours donated to make our national monuments such educationally rich historical treasures.