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 Olivia Lockett As fast fashion falls out of favor, Flagler College students are embracing conscious consumption, trading brand names for one-of-a-kind thrift finds. “Fast fashion sucks,” Flagler College student Colin Locatell said. “I don’t think I have one piece of clothing that was mass-produced—at…
By Samuel Smith The unofficial soundtrack of downtown Saint Augustine is performed by talented musicians, young and old. Their songs can be heard from alleyways and street corners on sunny afternoons. Whether it’s college students trying something new, seasoned violinists, street musicians, or “buskers,” people…
By Roo Fenwick ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — A local food truck is combining excellent brunch options with an exciting twist on the surfing and sailing culture of St. Augustine. Foodies, sailors, and surfers alike are flocking to Ragga Surf Cafe’s new location downtown by the…
By Emily Braunstein ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — Though clubbing doesn’t exactly come to mind when people hear St. Augustine, this local DJ is bringing the EDM and house music scene to the city.Jordan Jurusz, AKA J Train, graduated from Flagler College in 2023. He DJs…
By Kaia Wright The St. Johns County Democratics organization held a protest in front of the historic Castillo De San Marcos fort in downtown St. Augustine on Wednesday, March 26 to show their support and solidarity for Ukraine. This comes shortly after the third anniversary…
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By Sara Orr Indie Night Live is coming to Cafe Eleven for the third year in a row on Saturday, April 5. With performances from some of Florida’s best indie bands, including Faze Wave, Rohna, and Pocket Knife Dance Party, this will be an intimate…
By Chloe Smith Pope Francis’ fragile health following his Feb. 14 hospitalization has sparked global concern about the future of his papacy. Deacon Bryan Ott, Principal of the Cathedral Parish School in Saint Augustine, Florida, weighs in on the broader impact. “It has united not…
By Sara Orr At 27 years old, the Saint Augustine Amphitheater Farmers Market is a cherished place for so many people and the artistic, welcoming, and diverse community of St. Augustine is reflected through this market every Saturday morning. For about seven years, the farmers…