The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office Property Crimes Unit in Florida has arrested two men, Jason Morris and Sterlie Mitchell, on suspicion of burglary and grand theft. The arrests followed an investigation into multiple burglaries at new homes still under construction. The suspects were caught on September 6 at 4 a.m. after detectives observed them entering a home under construction and removing appliances. More… Read Full story: Action News Jax
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St. Johns County School District Holds School Rezoning Meetings for New K-8s
The St. Johns County School District is facing the challenge of reorganizing school zones to accommodate an increasing number of students. A town hall meeting was held at Bartram Trail High School to gather public input on proposed changes to attendance zones for grades K through 8 at two yet-to-be-named schools, referred to as NN and OO schools. The school board presented six plans for review and sought feedback from the public during the meeting. The board plans to vote on the proposed changes in November, aiming to alleviate current and future issues of school overcrowding. However, some parents expressed…
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The Florida Man Games: A Slightly Trashy, Very Muddy, Totally Floridian Experience
Are you ready to experience one of the most uniquely Floridian athletic events ever conceived? If the answer is yes (of course it is), then brace yourself for The Florida Man Games™. Set against the historical backdrop of St. Augustine’s Francis Field, this isn’t your everyday competition. Raw, Real, and Inspired by the Headlines Running from the police, alligators, and mud. It all makes for a memorable Florida man story, and guarantees to make for a memorable day! There’s just something about being in the midst of the action that no story or photo can capture. The Florida Man Games™…
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St. Johns County offers free sandbags as tropical storm approaches
St. Johns County in Florida is offering free sandbags to residents in preparation for the arrival of Tropical Storm Idalia. Starting at 12 p.m. on Monday, sandbags will be available at six different locations throughout the county. However, individuals are required to bring their own transportation and shovels, as well as fill the bags themselves. Each person is limited to a maximum of 20 bags. The sand and bags will be available again at 8 a.m. on Tuesday until conditions permit. It is anticipated that St. Johns County will experience the impact of Tropical Storm Idalia, which is expected to…
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