1 hour ago WHAT TO DO | ‘Mortality and Mourning’ tour; Saturday Sounds; Sunday Funday MarketA creepy candlelight tour in St. Augustine, a dance party at Friendship Fountain, and a Sunday Funday market in LaVilla…By Amy Garrett
3 days ago Adventure Landing in St. Augustine could be gone soonAdventure Landing could be demolished and the site redeveloped for commercial use.…By J. Brooks Terry - Jacksonville Daily Record
October 10, 2025 Pedro Menendez field may be named after first principalThe football field at Pedro Menendez High School may be named for Bill Mignon, a longtime School Board member.…By Noah Hertz
October 3, 2025 Neighborhood grants now available in St. AugustineGroups can apply for up to $3,000 in neighborhood grants to spruce up their communities.…By Noah Hertz
October 1, 2025 Wobbly Whale replaces iconic British pub in St. AugustineThe Wobbly Whale Public House takes over the spot of Kings Head British Pub, which closed after 32 years.…By Dan Scanlan
October 1, 2025 DeSantis appoints 3 to St. Augustine Airport AuthorityGov. Ron DeSantis filled three vacancies after a controversy involving the Airport Authority board.…By Noah Hertz
September 30, 2025 Grouper Shack restaurant coming to Jacksonville BeachThe Grouper Shack seafood restaurant will open at 1700 Third St. S., the former home of The Bearded Pig.…By Dan Macdonald - Jacksonville Daily Record
September 29, 2025 Flagler College rolls out interactive historical exhibitsFlagler, St. Augustine’s private college, is enhancing its courtyard and rotunda areas with new exhibits.…By Noah Hertz
September 24, 2025 Porta-potties flushed at Nights of LightsThe City Commission is reducing the number of portable bathrooms it had hoped to provide at Nights of Lights.…By Heather Henderson
September 16, 2025 Matanzas Innlet Restaurant may be rebuilt after 9 yearsThe restaurant in St. Augustine was razed after it was severely damaged in Hurricane Matthew.…By Dan Macdonald - Jacksonville Daily Record
September 15, 2025 Sing Out Loud music fest shines on local artistsOne goal since the festival began nine years ago has been boosting the local music scene.…By Noah Hertz
September 10, 2025 Sci-fi and cosplay beam back to Ancient City Con this weekendAn estimated 6,000 fans are expected at the 17th edition of Ancient City Con in St. Augustine.…By Dan Scanlan
September 5, 2025 Castillo leader Gordon Wilson closes 50-year careerWilson is retiring as superintendent of Castillo de San Marcos and Fort Matanzas.…By Noah Hertz
September 3, 2025 WHAT TO DO | ‘Crocheting Mathematics’; Aviles Street Fest; Garden of Reading Lit FestThe opening reception for a crocheted-art show; a two-day Spanish heritage festival; and a book festival in a gorgeous state…By Amy Garrett
September 2, 2025 St. Johns County kicks in more money for Nights of LightsThe county will chip in $650,000 more than last year to help make sure Nights of Lights runs smoothly.…By Noah Hertz
August 22, 2025 Indie film studio eyes St. Augustine for productionCardinal Flix is seeking financial help to shoot “the Batting Cage” in St. Augustine starting in April.…By Noah Hertz
August 18, 2025 Heritage Trail spotlights St. Johns County’s Black historyA new self-guided trail connects 20 local Black history landmarks from the pre-colonial era to the present.…By Noah Hertz
July 29, 2025 St. Augustine still wants a carousel at Davenport ParkPrevious plans to bring back the carousel fell through, but the city is now seeking a private operator.…By Noah Hertz
July 24, 2025 Some St. Augustine arts groups struggle after budget cutsMuseums like Ximenez-Fatio House are struggling with loss of state and federal funding.…By Kaia Wright
July 24, 2025 Marineland and dolphins up for sale during bankruptcyMarineland’s owners, The Dolphin Co., also are selling a park in Panama City Beach and rights to Miami Seaquarium.…By Eric Wallace - News4Jax
July 17, 2025 St. Augustine mayor bolsters city’s ties with IsraelSt. Augustine Mayor Nancy Sikes-Kline says the city’s relationship with Israel is stronger than ever after a recent trip there.…By Noah Hertz
July 15, 2025 Property taxes may be on the rise in St. AugustineProperty values are still increasing, so bills could go up even if the tax rate stays the same.…By Noah Hertz
July 8, 2025 Sweet treats may be harder to find – and more expensiveLocal chocolatiers and candy shops are seeing steady price increase caused by high demand and low global cocoa yields.…By Kaia Wright
June 30, 2025 Magic Beach Motel building gets a reprieve for nowPlans to demolish the 75-year-old building in Vilano Beach are off the table, but that could change in the next…By Noah Hertz