Category: Ponte Vedra Businesses
10 FAQ Shedding Light on Solar Panels
The Chase Bank building in Ponte Vedra Beach is also home to our Keller Williams Luxury International office at 190 A1A North where recently solar panels were installed on the roof. The same week a customer asked us about the new Tesla roof (which I never heard of) and suggestions for solar panel company. Later... Read More
Support Small Business Spotlight: Cami&Cat
By Jenn Heller We’ve all heard it said, “When you support small business, you’re supporting a dream” and nothing is more true of this spotlight business. The Volen Group was fortunate enough to receive custom serving platters from a vendor this Christmas. I personally fell in love with them and just had to know where... Read More
Ponte Vedra Beach Visitors Center by Sarah Strickland
By Sarah Strickland St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce opened a new Visitors Center in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. Located at 200 Solana Road, Suite B, it is the perfect place to discover more about Ponte Vedra and Nocatee. They offer a fully staffed office that can answer questions about the community, attractions, and places... Read More
Managing Stress & Anxiety During COVID-19 by Sarah Strickland
By Sarah Strickland Even though many businesses are reopening, the fear of COVID-19 is still very real. Plenty of individuals and families have made the choice to stay at home, even though many of us have the option of going out to restaurants, bars, and shops. With so much uncertainty in the world, it is... Read More
Getting Fit in Palm Valley by Mae Logue
By Mae Logue After weeks stuck in quarantine wondering if getting off the couch for a home workout is worth it, many of us are in desperate need of personal motivation and friendly faces from a distance. While many gyms and fitness centers around Ponte Vedra have begun opening up again, very few have the... Read More
Graduation Gift Ideas
In stating the obvious, graduations have been a little different this year. Without the parties and usual retail stroll, getting a gift to mark the occasion might have slipped off some to-do lists. If your daily feed is loaded up with celebratory posts and you are inspired to send a present, here are a few... Read More
Fit 20: A Quick, Private Tone In 20-Minute Program Worth A Try
By Mae Logue If you’re anything like me, in the past two months of quarantine it has been difficult to maintain your typical excuse for not working out, which is that you don’t have enough time. The good news is that this international crisis will not last forever, and it’s worth finding workouts that we’ll... Read More
Mother’s Day Gift Ideas
Sunday, May 10 is Mother’s Day. Maybe going out for brunch will be an option but if not here are some other ideas. Staycation Think the mom in your life could use a break? Book a night at the Hilton Garden Inn. Clean sheets, no kids, 24 hours to indulge in her favorite things.... Read More
COVID-19 and College Admissions by Pam Ohno
The coronavirus has upended life for everyone, including high school students. On top of transitioning to remote learning and missing time spent with friends because of social distancing, juniors are preparing for the college admissions process, which is just around the corner. It’s a stressful time, no doubt. However, the best advice for high school... Read More
Virtual Worship
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday and while we cannot attend services in person, we have a most unique and wonderful opportunity to watch celebrations around the world right from our homes. Below is a list of sites you can visit to watch this beautiful sacrament on our highest holiday in a variety of languages. It’s a... Read More
