Local WWII veteran honored with USO appreciation ceremony
World War II veteran Bob Kessler, who works two days per week at his son’s business, Kessler Creative in Mandarin, was honored with an appreciation ceremony for his service. More »
St. Johns County heads back to school
The minivans, bikers, and walkers are back, in addition to a sea of yellow buses. School started on Thursday, Aug. 10 in St. Johns County. More »
Nocatee holds second annual resource event
Nocatee residents recently kicked off the new school year with the second annual Nocatee Community Resource Day, to educate parents and encourage children for a great experience in the upcoming school year. More »
Atlantic Coast High School chorus guest stars at Foreigner concert
Members of the Atlantic Coast High School chorus showcased their talent by performing with rock group Foreigner at a concert at Daily’s Place on Aug. 3. More »
Alhambra’s “Dixie Swim Club” a hilarious comedy about lasting friendships
Alhambra Theatre and Dining’s production of “Dixie Swim Club,” a warm hearted Southern comedy, will make you want to join the swim team. More »
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Alhambra’s “Dixie Swim Club” a hilarious comedy about friendships that last forever
By Martie Thompson
editor@floridanewsline.com
Alhambra Theatre and Dining’s production of “Dixie Swim Club,” a warm hearted Southern comedy, will make you want to join the swim team. More than a “chick flick” for the stage, this comedic performance will surely produce a numerous chuckles if not outright belly laughs. The dialog is particularly sharp, with one-liners, banter and repartee that the cast aces.
St. Johns County heads back for school with record number of students
By Martie Thompson
editor@floridanewsline.com
The minivans, bikers, and walkers are back, in addition to a sea of yellow buses. School started on Thursday, Aug. 10 in St. Johns County and according to School Board representative for District 1 Beverly Slough, everything went according to plan.
Get to Know … David Naples
By Angela Higginbotham
angela@floridanewsline.com
David Naples grew up in the tri-state area of Westtown, N.Y. before moving to St. Augustine in 2009. He and his wife, Kaley, met while living in the same condominium complex and they married in 2016. David and Kaley Naples are proud to call the MuraBella neighborhood home.
Travel: Finding the Wild West in Wyoming
By Debi Lander
mail@floridanewsline.com
Wyoming evokes images of cowboys, ranches and wide-open spaces. I headed for the least-populated state in America for a meeting in its northeastern corner, and stayed on to explore the mountains and plains.
Pantry Raiders: Chicken and Waffles Wings
By Melissa Cooper
mail@floridanewsline.com
September means football season is back! What better game time snack is there than chicken wings? This creative variation will wow your family with its play on the Southern dish chicken and waffles. Don’t forget the maple syrup to finish off this delicious appetizer. Go Jaguars!
