Two very outspoken and relative newcomers to St. Augustine are back in the news again — this time because they have tried to intervene in the federal bankruptcy proceedings of Morris Publishing Group and one of its newspapers, The St. Augustine Record.
Alice Sutherland announced to the St. Augustine local news desk at Historic City News that City Walks will offer two special walking tours to celebrate this holiday weekend.
PandaLabs, Panda Security’s malware analysis and detection laboratory, wants to warn St. Augustine readers of Historic City News that cybercriminals are continuing to exploit Valentine’s Day with holiday-themed malware as a lure to trick users and infect computers.
In an open letter to Historic City News readers, General Manager Jared Gaiennie of St. Augustine Toyota wrote the local news desk to reassure customers that if they are driving a vehicle that has been recalled, the dealership is there to help.
Online lottery registration for the St. Johns County Super Summer Spectacular will begin on March 1st and will close on March 12th at 5:00 p.m.
St. Augustine local news reporters learned that St. Johns County Recreation & Parks department will hold their third Annual Father Daughter Dance tomorrow night, Friday February 12th at the Ketterlinus Gym Community Center located at 60 Orange Street.
The local news desk learned that the Society for Historical Archaeology has honored Flagler County with its 2010 Merit Award, the first of its kind in Florida, for preserving the nineteenth-century plantation, Mala Compra.
St. Augustine Visitors and Convention Bureau Communications Director Jay Humphreys announced the following President Day weekend entertainment activities to the local St. Augustine news desk; featuring the Pro Rodeo at the Fairgrounds, a piano concert and events at World Golf Village.
