New York Times bestselling author Madeline Martin found inspiration for her newest novel in a recurring nightmare she had as a teenager. Decades later, the Flagler College graduate is bringing that story to life in A Time of Witches—and doing it from right here in St. Augustine.
By Heather Vreeland
Kassy Rose uses layers of ballpoint ink to create detailed animal portraits, building a growing audience online and exhibiting her work at Zora Bora Gallery in downtown St. Augustine.
By Audrey Cress
At Joe’s Ranch in Molasses Junction, grower Jack Blocker is turning a generations-old St. Johns County tradition into a thriving commercial datil pepper operation.
By Heather Vreeland
With more than 25 years in the National Park Service, Angelita Alvino begins her new role overseeing Castillo de San Marcos and Fort Matanzas National Monuments.
By Paris Lugo
Only two or three weeks into the start of the pandemic here in the US, I decided to purge my life of social media. Every single time I opened up Facebook or Instagram or Twitter, I would be greeted by
By Molly Wilson
St. Augustine resident Cathlene Miner has a passion for helping others through the message of hope. She is doing just that with Hopefull Handbags, a global nonprofit she founded in 2017 in St. Johns C
By St. Augustine Social
Mexican-American artist, Alma Ramirez, transformed grief and uncertainty into hope and tranquility. One day in late 2014, Ramirez was walking up and down the Florida coastline, snapping photos of the
By St. Augustine Social
Art with a Heart in Healthcare, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the healing process of patients and their families, has received its annual donation of funds and art supplie
By St. Augustine Social
After the breakdown of her traumatic past, failed marriages and abuse, author Aimee P. Miller set off on a life-changing path to find spiritual freedom from her past and writing journey that would eve
By St. Augustine Social
As Florida’s summer heat stays intense, it is important to remember that the UV rays from the sun or damaging sun rays are just as strong as well. These intense rays can cause the very dangerous and p
By St. Augustine Social
Nearly five years after moving to St. Augustine Beach as a new mother, author Meg Nordmann, is finding her creative groove in this palm-covered subtropical environment writing about – of all thi
By Melissa Marcarelli
It has been a rough year for all of us – not only for individuals, but for businesses as well. Many companies have had to make major pivots in the way they do business in order to keep people sa
By Melissa Marcarelli
Black Americans have played a crucial role in helping to advance America’s business, political and cultural landscape into what it is today. In a city that is rich in Black History, we wanted to highl
By Melissa Marcarelli
Nearly 1,000 young women from across the country are taking their place in history as the first female Eagle Scouts after collectively earning more than 30,000 merit badges and providing an estimated
By St. Augustine Social
The next time you’re driving through West Augustine, don’t be surprised if you see people flying through the air. Brennan Gagnon, a local homeowner and teacher at R. J. Murray Middle School, is buildi
By Melissa Marcarelli
The C.A.S.T. for Kids Foundation has been in existence for 30 years, enriching the lives of children with special needs through the sport of fishing. They empower families and communities to celebrate
By Erin Fitzpatrick
The City Fire Prevention Division Chief Robert “Bob” Growick announced his retirement, completing his career with a bang after being named the 2020 Fire Marshal of the Year by the Florida
By Erin Fitzpatrick
The work of St. Augustine-based fine art photographer Lenny Foster will be displayed with support from the St. Johns Cultural Council’s Art in Public Spaces program. Work from his series “
By Erin Fitzpatrick
The popular She Is Fierce! event ‘Women’s Wednesday’ is back on June 15th at The Treasury on the Plaza featuring North Florida-based Amelia Toffee Founder Anita Comisky. Well-known a
By Erin Fitzpatrick
Laughter is the best medicine. According to the Mayo Clinic, laughter increases circulation, aids in muscle relaxation, improves your immune system, and can even relieve pain by causing the body to pr
By Erin Fitzpatrick