Student Debt leaves recent graduates reeling
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.
Stories
A disappearing trade: Shrimping in St. Augustine
The Witmor family has been shrimping in St. Augustine for three generations. Wayne Witmor shares his story of life at sea and his concerns for the future of the industry.
St. Augustine’s last performers: Capt’n Ralph and Maggie
Ralph Hayes is a street musician who has been performing in St. Augustine for the last 14 years.
Homeless struggle to obtain IDs, Social Security cards in Florida
In the state of Florida, homeless struggle to obtain IDs, Social Security cards.
St. Augustine Art Association celebrates Art Beyond Sight Awareness Month
The St. Augustine Art Association is featuring its 12th Annual Tactile Art Show for the month of October, Art Beyond Sight Awareness Month. Partnering with the Florida School of Deaf and Blind, the Tactile Art show will feature touchable art that is visually intriguing while also engaging those that are vision impaired.
Finding herself: Lang-Montgomery ‘needed some help’ with postpartum depression
Like most coaches, Erika Lang-Montgomery, 42, often has to balance coaching with parenting. But for the Flagler College women’s basketball coach, that balancing has also taken a toll on her.
Protestors urge removal of Castillo de San Marcos
On October 14, people allied with indigenous rights gathered in St Augustine, Fla. from all across the state to contest the representation of cultural history that has taken place in the area.
A New Winter Wonderland hitting St. Augustine
After six years of hosting the highly anticipated “Winter Wonderland”, the St. Augustine Amphitheatre is taking a break from the ice rink. Instead, there will be a series of free events hitting the stage.
Henry, a cartoon by Michael Salsbury
Re-enactment of Pedro Menendez’s landing in St. Augustine
Each year the residents of St. Augustine celebrate their town’s birthday, dating back to 1565, when Pedro Menedenez de Aviles landed in Florida.