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The link in Nocatee, in partnership with To the Moon Party Designs, is set to enchant families with its Festival of Trees 2024.
This magical evening, filled with festivities, promises to …
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12/12/24
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The Landrum Lions have capped off a sensational football season with a commanding 21-8 victory in the championship game, showcasing their dedication, teamwork and hard work.
Quarterback Hudson …
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12/12/24
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An anticipated holiday event on the First Coast every year is the Christmas show at the Alhambra Theatre & Dining in Jacksonville.
And this year’s feature, A Christmas Story The Musical , …
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By Anthony Richards
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12/12/24
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Centenarian World War II veteran Joe Shomo was the guest of honor at the Dec. 7 Pearl Harbor Day Remembrance and Luncheon hosted by the We Can Be Heroes Foundation. Shomo graciously posed …
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12/12/24
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The modern association of the poinsettia plant with Christmas evolved from a Mexican legend. The story describes a poor child on Christmas Eve gathering weeds along the road to decorate the church …
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By Kathy Esfahani
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12/12/24
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The Landrum Middle School Lions Varsity Competition Cheerleading Team roared into their competitive season with an impressive first place finish in the Gameday division at their first competition of …
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12/12/24
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As the weather cools down, warm up with a visit to Jax Spice Indian Restaurant & Bar and enjoy genuine Nepali and North Indian dishes in a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere.
Puja Gautam …
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By Holly Tishfield
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12/12/24
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Local business leader Ron Autrey kicked off his second career as an author recently with a book-signing event that raised $50,000 for K9s for Warriors.
Held Nov. 13 at Marsh Landing Country …
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12/11/24
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If you own a business, it can be overwhelming to think about selling it. One way to gain some control is to learn about your alternatives so you better understand what is best for you, your family …
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Written by/for Wells Fargo Advisors
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12/10/24
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It’s no secret that tourism is the lifeblood of the Sunshine State’s economy. According to Visit Florida, the state’s official tourism marketing corporation, more than 140 million nonresidents …
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By Shaun Ryan
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12/9/24
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The Ximenez-Fatio House partners with the St. Augustine Art Association and area musicians for an ongoing event during Nights of Lights in St. Augustine.
The 100 Years of Music Exhibit will …
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12/8/24
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Not long ago, most cocktails offered in St. Augustine were standard two-ingredient classics like a rum and coke. Then, in 2013, Ice Plant Bar opened and transformed the local drinking scene. This was …
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For The Recorder
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12/8/24
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The holiday season is in full swing! As you think of your family, friends and others in your life, it is often challenging to find the perfect gift for everyone on your list. The following ideas are …
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By Kathy Esfahani
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12/7/24
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Twelve days of Christmas will have extra meaning for Beaches area shoppers this December.
Local volunteers from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society plan to offer holiday shoppers 12 days of …
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12/6/24
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Whether putting together a major cultural event or operating a business that helps clients navigate the intricacies of the financial forest, one must first be passionate about connecting with people.
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By Shaun Ryan
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12/5/24
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The St. Johns County Parks and Recreation Department has joined the Palm Valley Community Association in presenting the 2024 Palm Valley Boat Parade at 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7.
The St. Johns …
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12/5/24
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In an attempt to inspire moviegoers back to the cinema post-COVID, the theater chain AMC Theatres showed an uncharacteristic but now widely popular commercial before its movies. Nicole Kidman, the …
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By Matt Bickett
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12/5/24
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A look at major career developments in the area.
River House names events manager, assistant manager
River House Events and Council on Aging (COA) recently announced that Cindy Walker …
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12/5/24
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Pearl Harbor Day observance planned
The First Coast will gather to honor and remember the 2,403 service members and civilians killed during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. …
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12/5/24
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The second annual Hastings Main Street Fall Festival of Art was held Saturday, Nov. 30, and Sunday Dec. 1. This event, presented by the St. Augustine Art Association and Hastings Main Street Inc., …
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12/5/24
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Voters living in Congressional District 6 will go to the polls in 2025 to select a new member of the U.S. House of Representatives following the Nov. 24 notice of resignation of Michael Waltz.
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By Shaun Ryan
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12/5/24
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After more than 30 years of cardiology services to patients in St. Johns County and the surrounding areas, St. Augustine Cardiology Associates is set to close its doors at the end of 2024.
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By Holly Tishfield
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12/5/24
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Baptist Jacksonville is expanding the Chartrand Frisch Family Birth & Newborn Center to provide additional high-risk labor and delivery resources to meet the community’s projected growth.
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12/5/24
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By combining resources and expertise, Brooks Rehabilitation; Nemours Children's Health, Jacksonville; Wolfson Children's Hospital; and UF Health Jacksonville aim to provide more cohesive and …
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12/5/24
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Michael A. Mayo, president and CEO of Baptist Health, was named to Florida Trend magazine’s list of the state’s 500 most influential business leaders across more than 60 sectors. This is the …
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12/5/24
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