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Marine life is moving further from the equator, possibly leading to mass extinction
The marine life near the equator has many aquatic animals that we are fascinated by, such as manta rays, sea turtles, whale sharks, and many fish species. What if they were gone? By: Olivia Roberti
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Scooter Company scare
Electric scooters are a fun thing to ride when you are in downtown Jacksonville. On March 26, 2021, scooter companies issued a warning to riders downtown Jacksonville for riding dangerously. By: Madysen Huffman
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The Great Remembrance
On April 2nd, 1917, President Woodrow Wilson called for Congress to send troops into Europe. America officially entered World War 1. By: Max Grzymkowski
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Hometown Professional Returns
A Nease High School graduate and golf returns to his hometown here in St. Augustine to play in one of the world’s most famous golf tournaments, The Players Championship (TPC) By: Bryce Lounsbury
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Fast Food Chains Employee Growth
The famous IHOP pancake house chain will be hiring around 10,000 new employees by Thursday, the 8th of April by: Giles Pickens
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TPC 2021
TPC was a little different this year with COVID-19, but spectators were still allowed as long as they followed protocols. The event as a whole was still very enjoyable and successful. By: Sofia Bostic
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A Close Friend Passes
March 18, early Thursday morning George Moreland passed away in a car accident. At 3:30am, George and the driver went down a dead-end road and into the woods. By: Audrey Ausili
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Fatal Crash on I-95
On Wednesday March 31st, a 56-year-old man was killed in a car crash on I-95 by a tractor trailer. This stretch of I-95 is known for having lots of crashes, more specifically 25 fatal ones since 2016. By: Fionnuala Skaggs
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The New Amphitheater
A new amphitheater is going to be built in St. John's County. By: Mackenzie Daly
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Florida Governor Rejects Covid Passports
The concept of Covid passports have come to light, and are gaining traction as more and more people are rejecting them By: Sophia Yarashas
