By Wylie Saviello In small booths on the border between the beach and the street, retirees collect tolls for cars accessing the beach. Whether this is their first or 10th season, they have become an integral part of the local community and an important step…
By Logan Johnson Gatorade bottles and racial slurs flew across the campus green as tension bubbled throughout the sea of students. On Feb. 28, famous right-wing media personality and Turning Point USA Founder Charlie Kirk visited Florida State University as part of his “American Comeback”…
By Wylie Saviello After years with the same insurance company, Leah Melanie Nelms received a cancellation notice. An inspector was sent to her house to see if it was insurable, and they said she needed a new roof, or they would cancel her coverage. She…
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By Holly Hearn Anyone who has spent any time living in St. Augustine – whether it be a first-year Flagler student or a lifelong resident – knows that tourists are a permanent fixture in town. Between holding the title for the nation’s oldest city and…
By Holly Hearn As we pulled into the driveway of our Airbnb in Bridgetown, Barbados, the housekeeper, Ann, greeted us. After asking her for some local recommendations, she insisted on us coming back the next day to have a traditional Bajan meal. When the next…
By Wylie Saviello From the most devastating hurricanes the nation has seen in years to record-breaking snowfall in Northeast Florida, 2024 and 2025 have seen extreme weather. After such wild events, some wonder if the weather’s severity may be due to bigger factors, like global…
By Wylie Saviello It’s the fastest growing sport in America, and now it’s taking off in St. Augustine. Two new pickleball court facilities opened in the city in 2024, serving the community on and off the courts. One of the biggest additions is Old Coast…
By Kaia Wright Within the past few years, there have been heated discussions nationally on what the future of higher education should look like within America. This has caused confusion throughout the country in students, faculty and college administration. John A. Delaney, the current president…