Palm Coast often luxuriates in development derangement syndrome as residents of established communities and neighborhoods move to block new housing projects. This hypocrisy ignores that existing homes also replaced native…
Palm Coast’s Development Derangement Syndrome | Pierre Tristam
Palm Coast often luxuriates in development derangement syndrome as residents of established communities and neighborhoods move to block new housing projects. This hypocrisy ignores that existing homes also replaced native…
Florida Senate passes bill allowing armed staff at colleges
Staffers at state colleges and universities can sign up to carry guns on campus under a bill that passed the Senate.
Palm Coast man leaves debit card behind after stealing $199 headphones
This week in Cops Corner…
Seventh Judicial Circuit Judge Randell H. Rowe to retire in 2027
Rowe, the most senior sitting judge in the Seventh Judicial Circuit, has decided not to run for a fifth term.
Seabreeze boys, Mainland girls place second at Volusia-Flagler Freshman-Sophomore track meet
Flagler Palm Coast placed third and Mainland fourth in the boys standings. Father Lopez was fifth among girls teams.
Daytona’s retail investment market holds strong
Smaller deals and steady pricing continue to attract private investors to Daytona Beach.
Fugitive Who Scammed Elderly Palm Coast Woman Out of $120,000 Arrested — Sheriff Slams Low Bond
A 20-year-old Orlando man has been arrested after investigators say he personally collected $120,000 in cash from an elderly Palm Coast woman as part of a tech support scam —…
Letter: No one should ever feel they have no safe option
‘Florida’s Safe Haven law provides a compassionate, legal and anonymous way to surrender an infant, ensuring the child receives a path to a loving home.’
The Casements Camera Club presents 33rd ‘Ebony & Ivory Show’
The exhibit, which features black and white images, is open to the public through March 26 at The Casements.
Events calendar: Attend the Volusia Students Create art reception at OMAM
What to do this week in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast.
Events calendar: Attend the Volusia Students Create art reception at OMAM
What to do this week in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast.
Trump’s United States of Amnesia Blunders Into Iran | Pierre Tristam
While a lobotomized American public gorges on Super Bowl spectacles and celebrity gossip, an impotent Congress is letting the president bypass the Constitution to drag us into another disastrous Middle…
Ocean Hammock home sells for $4.9M
Built in 2011, the house is a 5/5 and has 2 half baths, a pool and 6,117 square feet.
Combat Veteran and FOX News Personality Joey Jones Sworn In as Honorary FCSO Deputy After Speaking to Sheriff’s Staff
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office welcomed nationally known combat veteran Johnny “Joey” Jones as a guest speaker during its annual employee meetings this week, continuing the agency’s ongoing focus on…
Letter: With Flagler County’s growth, sheriff may need more deputies than he’s asking for
‘Growth is not slowing. Neither should our commitment to public safety. Safe and successful communities plan for the future before it arrives.’
A 20-Year-Old Student Is Accused Of Watching Newborn Die Before Burying Body In Backyard on Florida Park Drive
Anne Mae Demegillo, 20, is facing aggravated manslaughter charges after allegedly giving birth in her Palm Coast home and watching the infant die in a toilet. Authorities discovered the baby…
“Steel Magnolias” at Athens Theatre
“Steel Magnolias” at Athens Theatre, 7:30 p.m. except Sunday, 2:30 p.m., 124 North Florida Avenue, DeLand, (386) 736-1500. Cost: Adult $37, Senior $33, Student/Child $17, groups of 8 or more…
Palm Coast Council Considers Ending Decades Old Ban on Electronic And Digital Business Signs
The Palm Coast City Council is considering lifting a 26-year-old ban on digital signs to boost economic development, particularly in Town Center. The administration is proposing allowing electronic displays on…
Local government DEI-ban heads to DeSantis
Cities and counties won’t be able to fund or promote diversity, equity, and inclusion programs under a bill headed to Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Local government DEI-ban heads to DeSantis
Cities and counties won’t be able to fund or promote diversity, equity, and inclusion programs under a bill headed to Gov. Ron DeSantis.