Following Major League Baseball’s decision to take over umpire training, the class of 2026 will be the last class to graduate at the Ormond Beach school.
End of an era: Class of 2026 says farewell to Harry Wendelstedt Umpire School after 50 years
Border Czar Affirms Commitment to Public Safety, Removing Violent Criminals in Minnesota
This morning, White House Border Czar Tom Homan held a press conference in Minneapolis to deliver a clear update on the ongoing immigration enforcement operations in the state. These targeted…
Flagler County begins conflict resolution process with Flagler Beach over Summertown development
Despite the formality of the proceedings, both parties felt the issues could be resolved outside of a lawsuit.
Florida House subcommittee approves exception to minimum wage
The subcommittee voted along party lines to allow people in a work-study, internship or pre-apprenticeship program to waive their rights to the minimum wage.
Cold Weather Shelter Averaging 28 Guests Nightly, Reopening Saturday After Friday Closure
The Sheltering Tree cold weather shelter will be open Thursday night, closed Friday, and reopen Saturday through Monday as temperatures are expected to drop below 40 degrees over the weekend….
Cold-weather shelters extend availability through Saturday evening in Volusia County
On the east side of the county, cold-weather sheltering will be coordinated by Halifax Urban Ministries.
Flagler Beach’s Yes Coffee to expand into Hammock with drive-thru only location
‘It’s a challenge we’re excited about,’ co-owner Rachel McDermott said. ‘It’s a new endeavor.’
Events calendar: Attend Blue Jeans and Bling at the Flagler County Fairgrounds
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100+ words: Tragic hit-and-run ever present in my thoughts
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Letter: Tragic hit-and-run ever present in my thoughts
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Flagler Schools Announces District Teacher and Employee of the Year, Representing on State Level
(Flagler County, Florida) – The tide rolled into the Fitzgerald Performing Arts Center Monday night as Flagler Schools announced its Teacher, Employee and Rookie Teacher of the Year for 2025-2026…
Flagler Beach Commission Approves Veranda Bay Annexation on First Reading Despite Legal Concerns
The Flagler Beach City Commission approved three ordinances related to the Veranda Bay development on first reading during its January 22, 2026, meeting, with Commissioner Cunningham casting the lone dissenting…
Belle Terre Teacher, FPC Employee Named Flagler Schools Teacher and Employee of the Year
Flagler Schools announced its Teacher and Employee of the Year for 2025-2026 during the “Legacy By The Sea” ceremony held Monday night at the Fitzgerald Performing Arts Center. Michelle Moore…
Palm Coast Hosts 74 Young Golfers at Florida State Junior Golf Tournament
The City of Palm Coast hosted a Florida State Golf Association Juniors Tournament at Palm Harbor Golf Club on January 24-25, 2026, bringing 74 junior golfers and their families from…
Flagler School Board Approves Proclamations, Amends HR Chief Job Description After Debate
The Flagler County School Board held its business meeting on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, approving several proclamations and debating changes to the job description for the district’s Chief Human Resources…
Palm Coast to Unveil New City Mobile App at Community Expo on February 12
The City of Palm Coast will officially launch its new mobile app at a free community event next month designed to help residents connect with city services and resources. The…
Ormond Beach Police arrest man in connection to bomb threat at Temple Beth-El
The synagogue reported the bomb threat to law enforcement and the Temple Beth-El elementary school was placed on lockdown.
Community Impact Grant expands the Salvation Army’s The Beacon of Hope after school program
A $20,000 investment from CF/UWVFC supports high-demand after school programming focused on academic success, enrichment and whole-child development in Daytona Beach.
Letter: Credibility decides fate of hometown newspapers
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