Blood Moon Eclipse of 3-3-2026
There was only a short window of 5-10 minutes before the accumulating morning haze and the approaching sunrise obscured this event. But as the Brits say, “Bloody hell, we got it!”
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There was only a short window of 5-10 minutes before the accumulating morning haze and the approaching sunrise obscured this event. But as the Brits say, “Bloody hell, we got it!”
Daily Events Through March 8 “American Stories: Paintings and Sculpture” at Lightner Museum 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 75 King St.,St. Augustine Learn More “St. Augustine Through the Lens of William Henry Jackson” at Lightner Museum…
There Is a Housing Shortage and You Can Help … I am talking about the Eastern Bluebirds. In the past 3 years there have been 143 fledglings (baby birds that have flown the nest) from…
Daily Events Through March 1 “American Stories: Paintings and Sculpture” at Lightner Museum 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 75 King St.,St. Augustine Learn More “St. Augustine Through the Lens of William Henry Jackson” at Lightner Museum…
These activities could help postpone Alzheimer’s by 5 years, study suggests The survey, one of the largest of its kind, promotes the idea that the texture of daily life can leave a measurable imprint on…
Florida’s Historic Coast Welcomes Spring with Fresh Flavors & Cultural Celebrations From local crops to cultural roots, festivals and events recognize the region’s rich heritage and history. With over 460 years of history,…
Daily Events Through February 22 “American Stories: Paintings and Sculpture” at Lightner Museum 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 75 King St.,St. Augustine Learn More “St. Augustine Through the Lens of William Henry Jackson” at Lightner Museum…
Daily Events Through February 15 “American Stories: Paintings and Sculpture” at Lightner Museum 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 75 King St.,St. Augustine Learn More “St. Augustine Through the Lens of William Henry Jackson” at Lightner Museum…
The Gullah Geechee roots of Jacksonville’s cuisine In recognition of Black History Month, a nod to the rich Gullah Geechee culture notably in the Low Country of the Carolinas and Georgia but extending south as…
JAXToday: State of Florida officials have announced that no citizen-proposed constitutional amendments will be on ballots this November. That means voters will not weigh in on efforts to legalize recreational cannabis, expand Medicare, or 20…
Daily Events Through February 8 “American Stories: Paintings and Sculpture” at Lightner Museum 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 75 King St.,St. Augustine Learn More “St. Augustine Through the Lens of William Henry Jackson” at Lightner Museum…
So, there is plenty of talk about electricity rates going up in Florida. In fact, Florida Power & Flight was awarded new rates that took effect Jan 1. The impact Our home’s power bill in…
Our Prosecco Challenge (December 2025) By John and Maureen Hogan Prosecco Italy’s name actually comers from the Slovene dialect: “path cut through the woods”. The area was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2019…
Bridge to Close Overnight, Lions to get Buffed and Mothballed, City Seawall to be Reinforced (JAXToday) GOODBYE, LIONS: The iconic lions that guard the west side of St. Augustine’s Bridge of Lions are taking a…
Daily Events Through February 1 “American Stories: Paintings and Sculpture” at Lightner Museum 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 75 King St.,St. Augustine Learn More “St. Augustine Through the Lens of William Henry Jackson” at Lightner Museum…
Ours, and Our Fathers’ (and Mothers’) Stories of Service In a recent discussion with a friend, I was reminded of the many in our neighborhood who can claim a direct connection to the US military…
Daily Events Through January 25 “American Stories: Paintings and Sculpture” at Lightner Museum 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 75 King St.,St. Augustine Learn More “St. Augustine Through the Lens of William Henry Jackson” at Lightner Museum…
Daily Events Through January 18 “American Stories: Paintings and Sculpture” at Lightner Museum 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 75 King St.,St. Augustine Learn More “St. Augustine Through the Lens of William Henry Jackson” at Lightner Museum…
When the Dec 30th Spoonbill Courier story whimsically asked readers, “When was the last time you came downtown for Friday Art Walk?”, it must have struck a chord, because just a few days later, two…