St. Augustine and some of its residents can prove to be very quirky and interesting people. Ancient City Stories is a new series first aired early this October produced by Flagler students and alumni that seeks to shed light on notable St.Augustine locals. The show has been picked up by CW-17 in Jacksonville and airs once a week on Sundays at 6 pm.
With the country still reeling from the economic recession, recent high school graduates are not the only ones looking for a degree from higher education.
Haven Hospice, a not-for-profit organization in North Florida, gave a new definition to shedding light on an unfortunate situation this past weekend by hosting a 5K fundraiser that welcomed all ghouls, witches and humans dressed in goofy costumes.
There is a sweet attraction hitting the stage of the Flagler College Auditorium.
Ryan Kunsch is doing something not many 23-year-olds are doing: he’s opening up his own brick and mortar store called Planet! Sarbez! on Anastasia Island.
By Claire Almond and Brittany Will | gargoyle@flagler.edu
The Floridian, a local favorite, offers fresh from the farm southern comfort foods. The restaurant was opened three years ago by a Flagler alumnus and offers a little something for herbivores and omnivores.
Last October, Antonio Forte celebrated his birthday at Universal in Orlando. After getting off a roller coaster, he began throwing up blood.
After not having played a home game since Sept. 21, the Flagler College women’s volleyball team finally returned to the Flagler Gymnasium for some competition in its own territory.
For Alexandra Evans graduating from Flagler College meant celebrating with friends and family and reflecting on the past four years — it also meant dealing with $39,000 in student loans.