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By Jared Olson \ gargoyle@flagler.edu For conservationist Jen Lomberk, the Matanzas River is both a blessing and a curse. “We have something very beautiful that a lot of people are passionate about protecting,” she says, contemplating the estuary she’s spent the…

CEO of the St. Augustine Film Festival Gregory Von Hausch speaks to the audience at the festival. Photo: Erin Brady By Erin Brady | gargoyle@flagler.edu The Saint Augustine Film Festival brought the glitz and glam of Hollywood to the Oldest City this past…

By Mara Mazar \ gargoyle@flagler.edu Walking through the historic streets of St. Augustine, you may spot Gary and Guen Williams. This pair is quite famous in St. Augustine for their adventures that are posted on Facebook. Williams and Guen have made a positive impact…

As she performed at Pizza Dina one weekend night, playing piano and singing covers as she did most every Friday and Saturday night, Jolie Wright couldn’t believe the crowd that had gathered to listen. Filling the sidewalks and spilling into…

By Katie Garwood | gargoyle@flagler.edu For three St. Augustine pastors, issues of race in the city were too much to ignore. Since Juana Jordan arrived at First United Methodist Church in July, she’s taken notice of the way she’s been…

By Jared Olson | gargoyle@flagler.edu This past summer, Gargoyle writer Jared Olson was awarded a reporting grant by the Pulitzer Center to pursue a solo journalism project in Chiapas, Mexico. Olson reported on the Zapatistas, a movement of indigenous Mayan…