Lutheran Bishop asks for support for Hurricane Michael Panhandle victims
TAMPA – Bishop Pedro Suarez of the Florida-Bahamas Syuod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America few days has issued a call for assistance for those who [Read More]
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Tea time with Mary Lily Flagler
PALATKA – The indomitable Mary Lily Kenan Flagler (portrayed by Dianne Jacoby), third wife of oil and rail magnate Henry Flagler, invites you to join her for tea [Read More]
Buttons more than finishing touch
SAINT AUGUSTINE – Pearl buttons made their debut in 1885. They are still my favorite buttons. I don’t believe buttons, from the very beginning, were created just [Read More]
Confederate roses and fruit trees
Q: When do I cut back my Confederate rose to take cuttings for rooting. Also, when is a good time to set out a fruit tree from a pot? A: This is a good time to [Read More]
Take a Step in Preserving Local History
PALATKA – The Palatka Library Archives is hosting the Florida Public Archaeology Network’s October Cemetery Dash. Some learn how to preserve our local history [Read More]
Store gladiolus bulbs for next year
Q: Now that my gladiolus have bloomed, can I dig up the bulbs and save them for next year? A: You need to let the gladiolus plant grow so it can produce and save [Read More]
Step back in time at Palatka occupation
PALATKA – Union encampments, artillery and Southern belles will all be on hand for the ninth annual Occupation of Palatka 1864 on Saturday, Sept. 29 From 9 a.m. to 2 [Read More]
Decorate Palatka with chalk Saturday
PALATKA – The Arts Council of Greater Palatka presents the annual Chalk Explosion Saturday, Sept. 29, in the 300 block of St. Johns Ave., joining with the annual St. [Read More]
Bartram gala offers variety of events
PALATKA – Re-enactors, riverboat tours, biking and kayaking and “Art Through Bartram’s Eyes” are just some of the highlights promised Saturday, Sept. [Read More]
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