Palatka’s Mellon grads to gather
PALATKA – “James Ross Mellon and Palatka’s Legendary ‘Mellon High School’ ” will be the central topic of discussion May 10 when graduates [Read More]
April 2018
Volunteers can help with museum’s Broken Lightner project
By ANGELA de GREGORY SAINT AUGUSTINE – Lightner Museum Curator Barry Myers had something different in mind for March’s Curator’s Tour, Broken Lightner. The Broken [Read More]
Q: I saw a picture of a plant called acuba in a landscape book. I like the look of the plant. Does it grow here? A: Acuba can be grown in North Florida. It will [Read More]
Orange is in this spring
The color orange is so popular for the spring. A few people have pointed out to me that not everyone can wear orange. That is very true. Let’s see what we can do about [Read More]
Flagler College graduates 402; events marks 50th anniversary
SAINT AUGUSTINE — Flagler College handed out diplomas to 402 seniors Saturday, April 28 at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre, including 27 locals from St. Augustine and Ponte [Read More]
SAINT AUGUSTINE – The St. Augustine Community Chorus, under the direction of Mike Sanflippo, presents Not One Sparrow Is Forgotten, featuring the premiere of Mass by [Read More]
Lightner spring lectures ending
SAINT AUGUSTINE – Author Dr. Roger Smith will host a lecture May 10 at 6:30 p.m., to close out the spring series sponsored by the Florida Humanities Council. [Read More]
Plein Air artists event slated
SAINT AUGUSTINE – The Ximenez-Fatio House and National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in The State of Florida (NSCDA-FL) will host a variety of Plein Air [Read More]
Bartram chorus at Grace church
SAINT AUGUSTINE – Music at Grace & Romanza will present the Bartram Trail High School Vocal Ensemble and Women’s Choir in “Songs of Home and [Read More]
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