Bonnie Hayflick PR Counsel

First Coast Cultural Center will host an art exhibit opening and show for fiber artist Jessica Pinsky. Pinsky, based in Cleveland, Ohio, will share her hand-woven images that represent a variety of themes.

The National Park Service today awarded $750,000 to St. Johns Cultural Council for continuing the non-profit's efforts in rehabilitating the Cultural Arts Center at the St. Augustine Beach Hotel.

Meridian Waste North Carolina LLC, an integrated, non-hazardous solid waste services company, has announced a second Q2 2024 acquisition located in the Triad region of North Carolina with the asset purchase of Tin Cans, LLC, effective today.

Joe Giampa will be responsible for overseeing staff in production, project management, estimating, cleaning, and operations with a team of full time, highly trained restoration professionals providing advanced emergency services, restoration.

Flagler College has received a significant grant from Siemens' Empower+. The generous contribution, totaling $30,000, will support two vital initiatives within the College community.

Sixty years ago, St. Augustine, Fla. played a pivotal role in passage of the American Civil Rights Act. This year more than a dozen St. Johns County area cultural organizations have collaborated to present a full month of events and exhibitions.

Meridian Waste Acquisitions, LLC, a non-hazardous, integrated solid waste services company, was pleased to host more than 300 guests on Saturday, April 20, during its first-ever Greenest Show on Earth event.

Paul Davis of Southeast and Fox Valley, Wisconsin and Waukegan, Illinois, a leading provider of fire and water damage clean up, restoration and remodeling services, recently named Chris Kang as the company's General Manager in Appleton, Wis.

Meridian Waste Acquisitions, LLC, a non-hazardous, integrated solid waste services company, is proud to announce the winners of the company's 5th Annual Brightening the World Earth Day Coloring Contest.

Local company secures 80 cubic feet of donated food supplies for the E.M. Holt Elementary School's Backpack Program.