Flagler College professor paddles 1,515 miles, sets record
An overgrown burial ground forty miles from civilization was not the most auspicious spot to meet a soon-to-be record-holder.
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Gargoyle’s Anthology looking for student submissions
Anthology, the best of journalism, public relations, opinion, photography and video at Flagler College, is looking for submissions.
SGA President suspended indefinitely
The president of the Flagler College Student Government Association has been suspended, according to Director of Student Activities Carly James.
The reality of State Road 313
Looking at the impacts of the proposed State Road 313 in St. Johns County.
Forgotten African-American graveyard
In West Augustine, an African-American graveyard sits overgrown and largely forgotten.
Meet your Congressman: Rep. Ron DeSantis
Every two years, the district engages in perhaps one of the most underrated events in the community: Electing a representative for Congress. Much of the time, it seems these elections seemingly go unnoticed. Nevertheless, it’s a pretty big deal.
St. Augustine’s travelers: The things they carry
On Washington Street in St. Augustine, men and women sit outside the St. Francis House. They sit close to the things they carry, in fear that they can quickly be taken away.
Interim Director brings new vision to St. Francis House
The desk that Judy Dembowski occupies at the St. Francis House is new to her. In a few short weeks, however, she has made it her own, down to her characteristic coffee mug.
State Road 313 threatens St. Augustine’s Twelve Mile Swamp
A few miles northwest of Downtown St. Augustine is a pond shaped like a tear. If the Florida Department of Transportation gets their way, it will be sliced in half by a six-lane highway known as State Road 313.
The hopes and risks of starting a small business: ECO Ride
St. Augustine is the fertile ground which cultivates the growth of many unique small businesses. One particular local business, ECO Ride Taxi, is one.