Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 17th of September.
Good morning, St. Augustine.
Habitat for Humanity St. Johns is building Cypress Village as an affordable neighborhood with local volunteers (including schools, businesses, and organizations) assisting the project.
St. Augustine supports the effort by providing sewer hookups.
Publix refreshes its weekly BOGO deals on Wednesday or Thursday at select stores.
Florida shoppers should note that buying only one item means paying full price, whereas in other states a single pickup costs half price—key information to plan their grocery trips.
Visitors enjoy a playful experience at Marineland Dolphin Adventure in St. Augustine, where dolphins pose and smile for the camera — a local treat for families seeking fun.
Florida's Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday runs through Dec.
31 and lets local shoppers save 6% on eligible items such as firearms, camping gear, and fishing supplies. Buyers can shop in stores and online and are advised to verify which items qualify (tax limits apply).
Florida will end daylight saving time on Sunday, Nov.
1, at 2 a.m. and fall back one hour to standard time — pending congressional approval for permanent daylight saving time, residents may continue clock changes in the future.
Florida launched a new website (Claim Your Cash Florida) to help residents find lost money from bank accounts, checks and benefits.
The CFO said the site is free and a new law (SB 1452) requires businesses to notify owners of unclaimed funds over $50.
Jaguars coach Liam Coen said the Broncos are expected to bounce back on Sunday as his team emphasizes clear communication while preparing for an intense road stretch that includes games in Denver + London.
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