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There’s still time to sign up for many summer camps! CODE NINJAS Code Ninjas Camps offer kids a chance to gain tech skills and make friends. A summer camp demo day will be offered … more
HomeServices of America announced a partnership with Zillow Group that will give the listings of agents affiliated with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Florida Network Realty visibility on Zillow … more
As Sing Out Loud Festival celebrates its 10-year anniversary, organizers announced the festival’s marquee Francis Field Weekend will move to May beginning in 2027, positioning the event for … more
After 14 years, a long-held dream is finally becoming a path paved. The Palm Valley Community Association (PVCA) is pleased to announce the start of construction to complete the long-awaited final … more
Sawgrass Finance, the Ponte Vedra-based asset-based lender, has announced a $5-million asset-based loan extended to a major player in a heavily regulated industry based out of Southwest USA . … more
UF Health hospitals have earned multiple national honors from Healthgrades, including placements among America’s 250 Best Hospitals and top 100 rankings across several specialties, recognition that … more
The Crisp-Ellert Art Museum (CEAM) and Flagler College will host the Fourth Annual Finger Mullet Film Festival from 5 to 10 p.m. Friday, April 10. This event is free and open to the public. The … more
OneJax has announced the recipients of its 2026 Humanitarian Awards, an annual recognition honoring individuals whose leadership and service have contributed to a stronger, more connected … more
On Saturday, April 4, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens will host the Spring Bloom Plant Sale & Women Maker’s Market outdoors on the museum’s front lawn. Shoppers … more
PVPV Rawlings Elementary recently celebrated its staff during the “Riding the Wave of Appreciation” staff-appreciation week. Each day, the team enjoyed a catered meal, a gift or activity and … more
At its regular meeting on March 3, the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners approved a $1,155,394 construction contract for Pacetti Bay Park. The new park at 315 Meadowlark Lane, St. … more
The Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library will begin renovations to its Children’s Area on Monday, April 6, with completion expected this summer. To ensure services for young readers continue during … more
The Women’s Food Alliance is hosting a “Kids Can Cook Baking /Dessert Contest” because today’s children are often cooking for themselves, their siblings and even their parents. “It’s … more
After 21 days of incubation, preschoolers at Ivybrook Academy’s Julington Creek and Valley Ridge campuses watched their chicks hatch right in the classroom as part of the school’s Chick … more
Gabriel House of Care is hosting a Masquerade Gala in celebration of 15 years of serving organ transplant recipients and cancer patients and their caretakers. On Saturday, April 11, the event will … more
The City of Atlantic Beach has published a multi-tiered strategy aimed at enhancing public safety and streamlining the regulation of electric bicycles (e-bikes). This proactive framework, titled … more
The City of St. Augustine, in collaboration with Flagler College and St. Augustine Sister Cities Association, hosted the first-ever St. Augustine Community Table on Wednesday, March 27. This … more
The 12th Annual Run for Peace 5K, benefitting the Betty Griffin Center, takes place at 8 a.m. Saturday, April 4, at the St. Johns County Ocean Pier, located at 350 A1A Beach Blvd. Runners and … more
Music legend Wayne Newton performed Friday, March 20, at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall. The singer, famously known for his iconic song “Danke Schoen,” has had a full and varied career, not only … more
Spring Fling, “A Celebration of Florida and Its History,” is coming to Seawalk Pavilion on Saturday, March 28. This fun, beachside festival will include opportunities to learn about Florida’s … more
As a Cornell graduate, Scott A. Grant has sharpened his expertise with some of the best. He is known, not only for his lively debate, but as a champion chess player, notable pop historian, financial … more
When St. Johns County help residents repair their homes, the work goes beyond walls, roofs and ramps. Sometimes, it comes stitched together, one quilt at a time. Through a growing … more
There’s a common misconception that health has to be complicated — expensive programs, strict plans or all-or-nothing routines. In reality, the people who feel the best long-term are usually … more
The Florida RV Trade Association (FRVTA) Northeast Florida Chapter Board members approved donations to four separate nonprofit agencies in the Jacksonville metro area. A $2,500 donation was made … more
Limelight Theatre will present “Godspell” on the Mainstage, March 26 through April 19, at the theatre on Old Mission Avenue in St. Augustine. Filled with uplifting music, humor and heart, … more
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