Black History, St. Augustine
State Senate bill would form board to oversee Florida Black History Museum in St. Augustine
Florida Senate Bill 466, filed by Sen. Tom Leek, would establish a board of directors to oversee the creation of the Florida Museum of Black History. The museum is planned to be built on the former site of Florida Memorial University in West Augustine, a location chosen for its historical significance.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was held at the old jail in 1964. It was the only time King was arrested in Florida.
On a sailboat from the Caribbean to the South Pacific, a St. Augustine husband and wife spent five years surfing the waves ...
This is not just about renaming the airport — it’s about setting the stage for future growth and flexibility in a rapidly evolving aviation market.' ...
As Booking.com ranks St. Augustine among the world's 10 most welcoming, officials aren't feeling hospitable after Nights of ...
Southern Living named a Beach restaurant and four others as among the best for scenic waterfront views in Florida.
Archaeologists in St. Augustine discovered what they believe is evidence of a British fort from the 1700’s. The discovery was made at a vacant lot in the Lincolnville neighborhood of St. Augustine, ...
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According to a First Coast News report, soil stains left behind by an eighteenth-century British fort have been uncovered in ...
The First United Methodist Church in St. Augustine is celebrating 200 years in February with a week of special events.
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St. Augustine's students move to virtual learning due to maintenance issues, officials saySt. Augustine's University students have moved to virtual learning, according to university officials. SAU Interim President Dr. Marcus Burgess said the university has suspended in-person classes to ...
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