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SAHS graduate is 'ultimate well-rounded student'
Every year, The St. Augustine Record applauds all the graduates of area high schools, both public and private, for their achievements.
Local family never loses hope over missing dog
A Vilano Beach family says they always had at least a little glimmer of hope after their dog disappeared the day before Thanksgiving.
Sixth HND scholarship winner wants to be a nurse
ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. -- In a field of five brothers, Mary Kate Truss has grown up knowing how to stand out.
ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. -- The St. Johns County Fire Rescue responded to a fire at Bono's Barbeque on the 2000 block of US1 South Monday night, according to a release from St.
R.B. Hunt honors retiring teacher, coach Chuck Durr
Since Chuck Durr first walked onto the athletic field at R.B. Hunt Elementary School 34 years ago, teachers and students have called it Coach Durr's Field.
Deputies find meth lab serving warrant
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. -- Two people are in custody following a search warrant execution Wednesday morning, that became a hazmat situation.
Police reports from May 22, 2013
Methamphetamine found: Two people were arrested on drug charges after meth was found at a residence on Begonia Street on Wednesday, according to a St.
Nursing pinning ceremony at SJR State
Nursing students enrolled in the Palatka campus program include: Front row, from left: Sonia Rodriguez, Andrea Adams, Katharine Hersey, Tera Gwaldis, Bryanna Hall, Mary Williams and Heidi May.
This St. Johns County ranch is expected to sell for $50 million
The ranch includes this main home, which is 11,000 square feet. Click through the photos to see more of the ranch.
People of Faith Should Oppose Official Prayer at Public-School Graduation Ceremonies
It's graduation season: a time for speeches, processions-and lawsuits over whether it's legal to pray at public-school ceremonies.
Delinda Fogel named publisher of the St. Augustine Record
Morris Communications Group Vice President Derek May announced Tuesday that Delinda D. Fogel, vice president of finance and strategic planning at The Florida Times-Union, has been appointed the new publisher of the St.
Fire in chimney of St. Augustine Bono's damages restaurant
A fire in the cooking pit and chimney of a Bono's Pit Bar-B-Que in St. Augustine was extinguished by St.
Scott squashes $368M in pork spending
Gov. Rick Scott signed a record $74.1 billion state budget Monday, but not before trimming hundreds of millions of dollars from local projects and proposed tuition increases.
Hero Next Door: Tom Gillis and Ellen Walden
During that time, a couple that took their losses and turned them into gains for thousands of homeless people here on the First Coast.
New system working well for agencies
St. Johns County sheriff's deputies and firefighters have a new communication system, and the Sheriff's Office says it's making a world of a difference.
Amanda Stevenson released from county jail, taken by DCF
Amanda Stevenson, the 98-year-old St. Augustine woman charged with murder, was released from the St.
Vilano community garden under way
The charitable contribution of $3,064.80 was presented May 8 to kick start the garden construction and inspire future gardening efforts, it was announced.
Armstrong family coping with mother's death
Shaina Armstrong is trying to figure out how to move forward after her mother was killed in an incident that left her with a fractured back and put the woman she loved in jail.
Good things growing at community garden
Photos by Maggie.FitzRoy@jacksonville.com Karen Aaro waters her plot at the Ponte Vedra Beach Community Garden as her mother Marie Peterson keeps her company.