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They’re loyal, fearless and brilliant on the job. From finding lost people to detecting drugs, bombs and buried evidence, dogs risk their lives to protect and serve alongside their human partners. … more
Professional cowboys are coming to St. Augustine! The Ancient City Pro Rodeo features bucking broncos, bareback riding, steer wrestling, a family-friendly lawn festival and more on Saturday and … more
Wolfson Children’s Hospital has been ranked as one of the 50 Best Children’s Hospitals in the nation for Pediatric & Adolescent Behavioral Health and Neurology & Neurosurgery as part of … more
The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation recently celebrated Florida Marines as part of the organization’s Marines Across America program, leading up to the Marine Corps’ official 250th … more
NAI Hallmark, Jacksonville’s largest locally owned commercial real estate brokerage and property management firm, has announced the successful lease of a former automotive dealership along one of … more
First Coast Cultural Center (FCCC) was one of 18 nonprofits in Florida awarded a grant from the Autism License Plate Fund and the Autism Services Grants Council to support programs serving … more
Ascension St. Vincent’s in partnership with the Florida Department of Health have launched a Telehealth Maternity Care Program designed to connect new and expecting mothers in Northeast Florida to … more
Nease Navy JROTC’s second annual face off with St. Augustine High’s Army JROTC took place Sept. 19 in the Nease High School stadium in honor of Military Appreciation Week. This flag football … more
High school football was back in full swing in St. Johns County on Oct. 17.  The Ponte Vedra Sharks beat the Orange Park Raiders 53-0 in front of their home crowd. Sharks quarterback Cole … more
Sykes Family Farms, located in Elkton, has plenty of fun, fall activities from now through Nov. 2. Sykes has provided “agritainment” since 2010 and has something for everyone to enjoy. On a … more
The Jacksonville Symphony is planning a couple of special events this weekend. “Bewitched Broadway: Wicked, Phantom, Little Shop & More” Step into the shadows of Broadway’s … more
NAI Hallmark, Jacksonville’s largest locally owned commercial real estate brokerage and property management firm, has announced the sale of 9428 Baymeadows Road. Daniel Burkhardt, Keith Goldfaden … more
Whiskey, Wine & Wildlife — W3 has announced its final schedule for all events. This unique culinary weekend, to be held Nov. 7-9, offers award-winning restaurant tastings and unlimited … more
Nemours Children’s Health, Jacksonville, will host its third annual Run & Walk on Saturday, Nov. 22, at 8 a.m. The family-friendly event features a 5K and free one-mile fun run that starts and … more
The Diocese of St. Augustine is urging the community to support Catholic Charities and parish food pantries as the federal government enters week four of the shutdown. Rising food, housing and … more
In summer of 2023, my mom Cindy was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. She was treated at Mayo Clinic and fought hard for years to stop the disease from progressing. Our whole family’s … more
Veterans and first responders were honored recently in appreciation of their defense of the U.S. Constitution at the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville.  The luncheon program … more
The Children’s Home Society of Florida will host its 41st Annual Caring Chefs 6-9 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 19, at Deerwood Castle. This event will feature 30 restaurants sampling their favorite bites and … more
St. Johns County’s Stephanie Kurtz and Olivia Testasecca received top honors at the 18th Annual Central Florida Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Workshop in Daytona Beach on Sept. 9. The … more
The Nation’s Oldest City is now home to a modern space that is taking an innovative approach to digital and visual arts creation. La Casa Studios is celebrating its grand opening 6-8 p.m. … more
Atrial fibrillation, or AFib, often goes unrecognized despite affecting millions and increasing stroke risk by up to five times. New consumer patient research from the American Heart Association, … more
Polio, a crippling and potentially deadly disease, still poses a threat in parts of the world — especially to children under 5. It has no cure, but it can be prevented with vaccines and even … more
Baptist Health has named Dr. Kate Barrier vice president of medical affairs for Baptist Medical Center Clay. Reporting directly to the health system’s chief medical officer and collaborating … more
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the U.S. Postal Service is reminding customers that they can help fund the cause by purchasing the Breast Cancer Research stamp. These 90-cent … more
St. Johns County has helped launch IMPACT: Advocating for Children Today, Inc., with community partners to identify the needs, resources and partnerships to improve the lives of St. Johns County … more
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