A $1,558,622,009 budget and a rate of 6.264 mills, down eight thousandths of a mill from last year. The hearing is at 5:30 p.m. at 40 Orange Street, and public comment is item 9 on a nine-item agenda.
A cartoon about the county's favorite word, and the traffic it keeps approving in spite of it.
Two northwest-sector applications get their public participation meetings 30 minutes apart on the same Monday night. Here is what each notice actually says, and what it leaves out.
Two cancellations, a disaster-debris procurement, two rezoning workshops on the same night, a closed attorney-client session, and a 5:01 p.m. budget hearing.
A new paper for St. Johns County, from people who love it enough to read the fine print. And the one promise you should hold us to.
Jet, the Indigo Girls, a Jacksonville band older than the road you'll take to see it, and a hall small enough that none of them can hide.
Sing Out Loud puts local bands in seven St. Augustine bars and brewhouses this weekend, and every showcase costs exactly zero dollars.
Cafe Eleven has dated shows on its calendar from Sept. 18 through late February. Most of them are all ages. Almost all of them charge you five dollars at the door for being under 21, and neither the venue nor the promoter publishes a ticket price anywhere you can find one.
Four or five real escape rooms sit within a short drive of the plaza, and they are the best rainy-afternoon group plan in the county that doesn't cost ninety dollars a ticket.
Free admission at the Saturday farmers market, the Fall Night Market on Sept. 15, and an all ages record fair on Sept. 27. The market matches your SNAP dollars, the yoga takes donations, and the parking advice is to not park at the Amp.
Six of the county's eight public high schools have posted a 2026-27 athletic calendar. Every one of the 76 events on them is football. Not one carries a score.
The Jumbo Shrimp finish at VyStar on Saturday night. The Jaguars open against Cleveland at one o'clock Sunday. Every date, time and channel below comes from the two schedules the Tattler pulled Wednesday.
Sing Out Loud is running three late-night after-parties at Ponce De Le Rollin' on Anastasia Boulevard, Sept. 25 to 27. All three are free and all ages, two of them run until 2 a.m., and nobody is skating.
The Limelight raises the curtain on Catch Me If You Can at 7:30 Thursday and runs it through Sept. 27. Singles are $35 and $40, a subscription brings that to $34, and the theatre's own box-office page gives its credit card fee two different ways.