By Holly Hearn “Welcome to… the real Florida.” That’s what a sign read as I drove into Anastasia State Park for the first time on Sept. 7. The sign was right— there were no overdone, eye-catching attractions in sight, like there are in more well-known…
After all, there’s always room for another coffee shop in Saint Augustine. By Chloe Smith Local coffee lovers, get ready to add yet another spot to your lineup—the chef-driven coffee house Southern Grounds & Co. has chosen St. Augustine as the site for its first-ever…
By Nicholas Leo With 20+ years in the sandwich-making industry, Chris Holland details his journey from Philadelphia to St. Augustine and its influence on South-A-Philly today. South-A-Philly is located at the plaza on 1 King Street in downtown St. Augustine. You can find more information…
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: Danielle Filjon Flagler College alumni Taylor shows the incredible bond between human and animal at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm.
By: Danielle Filjon Martha Yamnitz of Bee Augustine Honey explains the beauty and importance of beekeeping.
By Danielle Filjon From turtle spotting to salt marsh fishing, environmental science research expands our understandings of local marine life here in St. Augustine through its students. Flagler College senior Jasmine Silvennoinen is a coastal environmental science major with a big passion for aquatic life…
By Abby Bittner Being the oldest city in America, St. Augustine is overflowing with history, from pirate invasions to political figures visiting. However, a more hidden part of St. Augustine’s history lies in Lincolnville, a smaller section of town that was a hotspot during the…
The Datil Pepper Vert Ramp brings the skateboarding community together By Maiya Mahoney A math teacher at Murray Middle School and youth minister with Young Life, Brennan Gagnon is hoping to create a positive vert skate scene with The Datil Pepper Vert Ramp. “For me,…
By Gwen Nowaczyk You can see it on the internet and hear it from professors, about how apathetic or “lazy” this college generation is. They speak about how we play on our phones all day, rotting our brains to mush and wasting our time with social…