Publix will begin online orders for fully cooked holiday meals on Oct.
27 with pickups scheduled from Oct. 31 until Nov. 25 for Thanksgiving dinner on Nov. 26 — the menu includes turkey, ham, and sides.
The Florida Department of Health reported 31 Vibrio vulnificus infections and five deaths this year in coastal counties — officials urge residents to cook seafood well and cover cuts when near brackish water.
Kids Bridge Family Visitation Center hosts its charity bowling tournament on Nov.
7 at Anastasia Lanes (registration opens at 11 a.m. with bowling from noon to 2 p.m.) to support families in crisis.
Dangerous beach conditions will persist along the east coast this weekend due to a strong high-pressure system interacting with a potential low-pressure area near the Bahamas.
Local officials warn of rough waves, coastal flooding, and increased wildfire risk from low humidity + breezy winds.
Meteorologists warn heavy rain and strong winds will affect Florida’s east coast and South Florida beginning Saturday and lasting into early next week, as dangerous surf and rip currents persist.
Officials advise caution in the water for boaters and beachgoers.
St. Johns County will host its sixth annual Israel Friendship Day on Nov.
3 at 8:00 a.m. at the Administration Building to honor the Jewish community and reinforce local ties with Israel. County officials coordinate with Jewish leaders (including Rabbi Sharfstein) to celebrate this enduring legacy.
Florida will see two new Buc-ee's travel centers planned for 2027—one in Tallahassee along I‑10 and another in Fort Pierce near I‑95—as part of the chain’s wider expansion to add 11 locations across seven states next year.
The move follows the existing stops in Daytona Beach and St. Augustine.
St. Augustine is in the spotlight as it hosts a full lineup of Halloween events — ghost tours, trick-or-treating, and family festivals — scheduled from today throughout October.
Locals can visit landmarks like the Lighthouse and Old Jail for spooky fun and local traditions.
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