By Hailey Gay In a time of big box stores and pesticides in our food, it’s hard to live more off-the-grid with the lack of knowledge many have about edible plants and herbs. But local St. Augustine resident Ryan Robinson grows his own food, and…
By Hannah Vaffis Two small signs are the only indication of the one-man jewelry business that is settled in a gap in a brick wall. Despite this, the novelty of the shop urged tourists to approach the small booth located on St. Augustine’s bustling St….
Story and photos by Hailey Gay As you walk along a St. Augustine street, there is no telling what you will find as the streets have such variety, history and character. As I was heading to work on a normal Monday evening in downtown St….
By Megan Churchill An oak tree standing at the center of a meadow, its branches extending over tall weeds rippling and bending in the wind. Oak leaves rustling, the sound amplifying and quieting as the wind quickens and slows. A brilliant sunrise: A combination of…
The beach behind Taylor’s house taken after the last nor’easter. Photo courtesy of Skye Taylor By Megan Churchill When Skye Taylor moved to the beach at Summer Haven 20 years ago, there was 40 feet of sand visible at low tide. Today – partly due…
By Hannah Duffey Soul food is one of those sweet and savory comfort foods that date back for centuries. Dishes like fried chitlins with a side of okra, collard greens, cornbread and macaroni and cheese are all recipes that helped give it meaning and definition. …
By Presleigh Johnson Public History is everywhere. Whether it’s signs all over St. Augustine, reenactments, or surf culture exhibits, the Oldest City is a treasure trove of history. Being a Flagler College student is one of the best ways to learn about the St. Augustine…
By Hannah Duffey For kids growing up in Jackson, Ga., home to around 5,000 people, the only sports options have been basketball, baseball and softball. But earlier this year, they got the chance to try out something new when the Outdoor Capital Classic, a two-day…
By Presleigh Johnson Public History is everywhere. Whether it’s signs all over St. Augustine, reenactments, or surf culture exhibits, the Oldest City is a treasure trove of history. Being a Flagler College student is one of the best ways to learn about the St. Augustine…
By Hannah Duffey For Luisa Hrda, coming to the United States gave her an opportunity to showcase her talents in a way that was not possible in her home country. In Germany, only 1.52 million people play tennis, compared to soccer where more than 6…