‘The Curious Savage” at Daytona Playhouse, 100 Jessamine Blvd., Daytona Beach. Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 7:30 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m., with an extra Saturday matinee on May 16 at…
‘The Curious Savage” at Daytona Playhouse
‘The Curious Savage” at Daytona Playhouse, 100 Jessamine Blvd., Daytona Beach. Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 7:30 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m., with an extra Saturday matinee on May 16 at…
DUI Probationer Sent Back to Jail for Refusing to Profess Faith in God in Christian Treatment Program
A Flagler County judge returned 29-year-old Joshua King to jail for a probation violation after the 29-year-old Wiccan refused to profess Christian faith at Faith Farm Ministries as part of…
Mandatory One Day Per Week Watering Restrictions as Drought Worsens
The St. Johns River Water Management District today issued a Phase III Extreme Water Shortage declaration in response to ongoing exceptional drought conditions, declining groundwater levels and reduced surface water…
Flagler Beach Commissioner R.J. Santore endorses Charles Gambaro for Congress
Santore praised Gambaro’s record of service to both his community and his country.
16th annual Meet the Mayors event brings Flagler leaders together
Residents heard directly from local leaders on issues ranging from E bikes and utilities to economic growth and public safety.
Threatened shorebirds nesting along Volusia beaches
Because shorebirds are protected under state and federal law, Volusia County has posted barriers and “Do Not Enter” signs around nesting areas.
Fourteen Flagler Palm Coast athletes recognized at college signing ceremony
The Bulldogs, who were recognized at FPC’s spring ceremony, included two pairs of teammates headed to the same school and three athletes following in their siblings’ footsteps.
Flagler County Middle Schoolers Head to International Robotics Competition for Third Year in a Row
Three middle school teams from Flagler County have qualified for the International SeaPerch Competition for the third consecutive year, earning their spots through top finishes at regional events held across…
Palm Coast Opens the Fairways to Families This June for Just $5
The City of Palm Coast is hosting its first-ever Family Night at Palm Harbor Golf Club on Friday, June 12, 2026. The event is designed to get families out on…
Palm Coast Breaks Ground on Western Loop Road — Mayor Voices Sharp Opposition at the Ceremony
The City of Palm Coast held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new western loop road, marking the start of construction on a project years in the making. The event drew…
Daytona State College graduates more than 4,000 students in 2026
Daytona State’s Class of 2026 included 4,026 graduates — one of the largest graduating classes in the college’s history.
Florida Democrats and Civil Rights Organizations Prepare For Court Battle Over New Redistricting
DeSantis’ redrawn congressional maps sparked immediate threats of legal action from advocacy groups as critics argue the mid-decade changes violate the state’s Fair Districts Amendment. The governor claims a recent…
7 Years in Prison for Levi ‘Feezy’ Ayers, 23, for String of Burglaries, Car and Gun Thefts in Palm Coast
Circuit Judge Dawn Nichols on Tuesday sentenced Levi “Feezy” D’Antonio Ayers to seven years in prison as a result of a series of nine car burglaries, a car and a…
Call Israel’s War Crimes and Genocide By Name | Pierre Tristam
Israel’s massacres, systematic destruction of villages and towns and historical fabrications to annex Palestinian and Lebanese lands amount to war crimes and genocide according to the definition of the Geneva…
Diagnosing Alarming Deficit in Road Repair Bill, City Director Tells Palm Coast Council: You Did This
In a remarkably gutsy moment at the end of his presentation on the city’s deteriorating road system, Carl Cote, the city’s director of stormwater and engineering, reminded the council of how…
Palm Coast celebrates Loop Road groundbreaking amid disagreement over future growth
Palm Coast leaders praised the transportation project’s long-term benefits while Mayor Mike Norris openly criticized development plans and environmental impacts tied to the corridor
Florida hits pause on sloth imports
The action stems from the deaths of more than 50 sloths that were to be part of the now bankrupt Sloth World in Orlando.
Volusia County Schools aids in transition for Pace Center girls
Following Pace’s closure, the district is making plans for students to meet with school principals throughout the summer, tour campuses and participate in one-on-one meetings with school counselors.
Events calendar: Palm Coast to host sixth annual Touch-a-Truck
What to do this week in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast.
Developer Reveals Master Plan For 22,000-Home Western Expansion That’ll Remake Palm Coast
Raydient, the development arm of Rayonier, presented general plans for a 22,000-home development west of U.S. 1 that will nearly double the population of Palm Coast over 30 years. The…