Greet Anastasia Island

Your Stories | Your Photos | Your Community

Man and woman walking dog through neighborhood.

Welcome! We love serving this community.

Greet is the warm “hello” waiting in your mailbox. Nothing brings us more joy than sharing stories from local residents, exclusively for readers (and neighbors) like you.

We are grateful to serve this amazing community.

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Every month, we share never-before-published stories about local residents, businesses, and more.

See below for a few of our recent favorites.

Shawnda Ulmer winning the Shibumi Shade prize for largest item of trash collected!
Beech Mode

Community Cleans up the Coastline

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Built with Integrity. Rooted in Purpose.
Rooted by the Sea

How Lori and Steve Gordon Are Building More Than Homes in St. Augustine

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GREET-INGS!

Welcome To The Islands Very Own Publication!

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The Man, The Myth, The Grandpa

Retired Sheriff David Shoar reflects on service, slowing down, and what matters most.

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The Man, The Myth, The Granpa

Four years into retirement, former Sheriff David Shoar reflects on service, slowing down, and what matters most.

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The Vault & Co

A Discreet, Trusted Partner for Your Precious Assets

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KEEP IT BEACHY

How College Student Hanna Davis Turns Old Surfboards into Coastal Art

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Meet Your Publisher

Dave Schulte

Dave Schulte

Nearly two years ago, we made the move to Anastasia Island—excited, hopeful, and ready for a fresh start. We wanted to get to know the community, the people, and the stories that make this island so special. That’s when the idea for the magazine was born. Today, we’re proud to be telling the stories of our neighbors—the small business owners, artists, volunteers, and everyday islanders who make this place home. A typical issue will include your personal stories and photos featuring neighbors and friends, event information specific to Anastasia Island, reliable and reputable business sponsor information, and articles. This neighborhood-written magazine creates a more meaningful connection between neighbors, friends, and families within your community y. We take pride in who we recommend and introduce to the community, ensuring that they can provide the types of services—and, more importantly, the quality of service you need and want.

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About Greet

  • The magazine is very professionally presented and very highly thought of in the community. This is why we continue to advertise in it month after month. Personally, I look forward to the publication arriving in my mailbox every month. I love reading about the local businesses, my neighbors and friends, and their children and pets.

    Paula G.

    Resident

  • Not only is the magazine a fount of information about activities and social events, but it also connects us to the surrounding neighborhood and its many restaurants and businesses. Having gone through years of trying to keep residents informed through self-publishing our own newsletters with limited success, we now have a quality, informative and helpful neighborhood magazine that does it for us so much better than we ever could ourselves.

    Tommy P.

    Resident

  • Their publication speaks directly to the demographic we target. It has been a great match and the addition of their digital efforts has only further strengthened our confidence. We would certainly recommend making the publication in your area an element of your marketing efforts!

    Flo MMA

    Advertiser

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