Gloria, a Tomistoma crocodile, retired from Virginia to St. Augustine Alligator Farm to find a potential mate. Gloria's species is one of five critically endangered crocodiles being held at the farm.
Read More »Project Proposal To Study Effects of Rising Sea Levels In St. Augustine
The new project proposal would go into effect Oct. 1, if approved. Researchers hope to help preserve St. Augustine by highlighting vulnerable areas in infrastructure so the city is better prepared for rising sea levels.
Read More »UF Archaeologist Discovered 17th Century Mission Church
Researchers have found a church in St. Augustine that is believed to be part of the Nombre De Dios Mission, which was the longest lasting mission in the Southeast dating back to 1587.
Read More »Florida Leads Country In Boating Accidents, Deaths
Florida had 577 boating accidents in 2014 and 67 boating deaths, leading the country in both categories. With the large number of boats registered in Florida, some people advocate for stricter boating laws.
Read More »RISING ABOVE: UF Alumnus Battling Stage 4 Cancer Helps Other Patients ‘Live for Today’
Todd Blake's life changed when he was diagnosed with cancer during his freshman year at UF. He has since graduated with a 4.0 GPA and has founded an organization to help other young adults battling cancer.
Read More »Bryant House To Become Historic Resource Center
The Historic Ocala Preservation Society purchased the 120-year-old Bryant House in August 2013 with the goal of turning it into a resource center for historic research. After restoring the exterior and first floor of the Bryant House, the society is taking steps to transform the front parlor and hope to have the room open by summer.
Read More »UF Organization To Host Barrels For Boobs Surfing Competition For Breast Cancer Charity
Wahines of the Waves is hosting Boobs for Barrels, a philanthropy event benefitting the Florida Breast Cancer Foundation. The event starts at 9 a.m. on March 28 at Butler Beach near St. Augustine.
Read More »Record Label Expands As Owners Share Company
A local record label got its start relying on a bus that uses vegetable oil for fuel. Elestial Sound is now expanding into a warehouse in Waldo.
Read More »Angel Tree Shines Light On Migrant Families
The Angel Tree Charity Project helps make sure struggling migrant families have a normal Christmas. Hundreds of families are helped with the charity project.
Read More »Former Alachua County President Of NAACP Rev. Wright Dies
The Rev. Thomas A. Wright passed away on Dec. 9. He was the former president of the Alachua County branch of the NAACP, and is remembered by family and friends for his life and service during the civil rights movement.
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