Lucia Viti

1 week ago | staugustine.com | Lucia Viti

Habitat for Humanity of St. Augustine/St. Johns County held a Women Build Days event where volunteers worked on three houses. The event included sponsors like Florida Power & Light, Publix, and the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office. Habitat St. Johns is planning a Veteran Build in November and continues to advocate for affordable housing. Habitat for Humanity of St. Augustine/St. Johns County recently joined Habitat affiliates all over the world for Women Build Days.

1 week ago | staugustine.com | Lucia Viti

Would you rather leave the cooking to others on Easter Sunday? The St. Augustine Record has compiled a list of some of the eateries open on Easter. It's suggested that you plan — and call — ahead. Fixed priced menus and online reservations might also be in effect. Hey, if we've missed a foodie hotspot that will be open on Easter Sunday, please email us at [email protected]. Where to eat on Easter Sunday in St. Augustine 2025Blackfly The Restaurant: Open from 2 to 7:30 p.m. 108 Anastasia Blvd.

1 week ago | staugustine.com | Lucia Viti

Lucia VitiThe CEO of the Betty Griffin Center, Kelly Franklin, is flanked by volunteers at the Betty Griffin Run for Peace 5K. Alycia Marshall-SteinEveryone gathers around the starting line at the Betty Griffin Center Run for Peace 5K to sing the National Anthem. Alycia Marshall-SteinPeace Runners get ready to run Betty Griffin Center Run for Peace 5K to raise money and awareness in the fight against sexual abuse.

1 week ago | staugustine.com | Lucia Viti

As America gathers family and friends to celebrate Easter on April 20, St. Augustine will be hosting its Easter traditions rooted within the context of its own rich tapestry of history. America's oldest city offers the perfect venues to worship in the many ways Christians do as they acknowledge the most reverent of the Christian holidays. The St. Augustine Record has compiled a list of services and venues from Good Friday to Easter sunrise and morning services.

2 weeks ago | staugustine.com | Lucia Viti

R.J. Murray Middle School received a $50,000 grant from Florida Power & Light Co. to enhance its STEM program. The grant will be used to modernize equipment, expand hydroponics, and create a better learning environment. The grant aims to provide students with hands-on learning experiences and inspire them to pursue STEM careers. R.J. Murray Middle School in St. Augustine is getting $50,000 to beef up its classrooms for its STEM Program.