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Summertime brings increased hazards for sea turtles in Florida

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By Wylie Saviello As sea turtles nest along local beaches and swim through waterways, they must overcome several adversities that human action creates. Northeast Florida’s official sea turtle nesting season is May 1 through Oct. 31, coinciding with a time of year that yields higher...

Local Environmentalist Protected the Land that Protected Her

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Fleming outside of the historic home in Alpine Groves Park in the traditional colonial era costume for the pleasure of visitors. By Audrey Cress Beverly Fleming (or “Granny B” as kids called her) spent the 2010s showing off Florida souvenirs to students in St. Johns...

Memorial Presbyterian organist emulating whole realm of human emotions

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Story and photos by Emily Braunstein One of the most iconic sounds throughout history is the organ, referred to as the “King of all instruments” by Mozart. While almost all other instruments can be picked up and moved, the organ is unique in that it...

In the Mind of an Artist: Carlton Brent Thurman

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By Ava Somerville Walking down St. George Street or King Street, it’s easy to get caught up in the movement of the crowd, but every so often, a painting stops you in your tracks. Many of those moments are thanks to St. Augustine artist Carlton...

Free Bleed: Building community through hardcore music

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By Emily Braunstein Bre Adair may just seem like a normal Flagler student by day, but catch her at a club in Jacksonville screaming with soul at the top of her lungs and you will see a totally different side of her. Adair is the...

Haunted, But Researched: The Work Behind Ghosts and Gravestones

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By Natasha Chinea For one St. Augustine guide, ghost tours begin with history books, not jump scares. Valicia Volanos manages the Ghosts and Gravestones tour for Old Town Trolley in St. Augustine, where months of research and preparation shape what guests experience as a seamless,...

FLARE: The Flagler Review’s team celebrates their 2026 issue

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By Gabriella Palomo Flagler College B.F.A. students’ work decorates the background for the readings. Rows of chairs filled the east room as Flare editors and published writers read through the new issue. Behind the podium hung a heavily textured painting of a striking, one-eyed, sharp-toothed...

Matanzas Riverkeeper: Protecting our waters

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By Wylie Saviello Matanzas Riverkeeper is a grassroots, non-profit organization that works to keep Northeast Florida’s waterways drinkable, swimmable and fishable. Through advocacy, education and community engagement, they protect the health of the Guana, Tolomato and Matanzas estuaries. The Waterkeeper movement dates back to New...

A Stepping Stone: Will Stone Running To Glorify

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By Axel Dabe Every year, millions of seniors leave their campuses for the last time — some driven by clear ambitions and carefully mapped-out plans, others simply waiting to see what life has in store. For Will Stone, the college experience has been transformative. He...

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