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Members are rallying to support the Serenata Beach Club staff who are still waiting to be paid by starting an online fundraiser.

Two University of Florida professors leading decades-long project to reconstruct Fort Mose discuss its significance ahead of Jan. 19 groundbreaking.

The St. Augustine Celtic Music & Heritage Festival is returning to America’s Oldest Celtic City on March 9 and 10, promising a weekend filled with multi-award-winning cultural events.

St. Johns County announced it will be hosting the second annual Valentine’s Day group wedding ceremony.

Ghost Tours of St. Augustine is now expanding the Local Resident FREE ghost tour nights to a full 7 nights a week.

The ACCORD Freedom Trail and Civil Rights Museum continues the mission to honor the pivotal moments, places, and fearless figures of the state’s civil rights movement by restoring all of it historical markers.

A St. Johns County commissioner filed a federal lawsuit on Wednesday against her fellow commissioners after they accused her of unlawfully campaigning during a public meeting.

Behind the Smoke

In the fall of 2021, authorities say 31-year-old Andrew Tyler Harp of St. Augustine led St. Johns County deputies on a high-speed helicopter chase while throwing meth out of his car window.

Dozens of affordable apartment units are soon coming to St. Augustine, an area in desperate need of more affordable housing.