Turtle Fest blends entertainment with a message of environmental responsibility
Then and now: Bunnell celebrates second annual History Day
The events featured fun activities, historic exhibits, reenactors, a new museum and a new mural being painted as people watched.
Matanzas doubles up with district quarterfinal lacrosse wins
The Pirate boys defeated Flagler Palm Coast 10-5, while the girls won their first district tournament game in 10 years, 13-7 against Sanford Seminole.
Ormond Beach home on the Halifax River sells over $1 million
Built in 1982, the house is a 3/2 and has a fireplace, a greenhouse and 2,388 square feet.
Palm Coast Elks Lodge names retired Marine Corps Col. Jack Howell Citizen of the Year
Howell founded Teens-In-Flight program.
Volusia County opens registration for summer camps
Running from June 8 through July 24, the program spans 12 locations across the county, with hours of 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Matanzas boys complete undefeated tennis season
The Pirates’ boys and girls teams will host the district tournament on April 14-15 at the Southern Recreation Center.
Candidate for Florida governor taken into custody in Palm Coast domestic incident
Deputies say suspect threatened victims and law enforcement before surrendering without incident
Halifax Repertory Theatre presents ‘I HRT Broadway’ at Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center
The production features a cast of 22 performers celebrating hit songs, stories and the spirit of Broadway. Shows will be held on weekends from April 24 to May 3.
Heidi Petito to join Flagler Clerk of the Circuit Court’s Office
Clerk Tom Bexley said in a statement that Petito’s “experience, integrity and steady approach will be a tremendous asset” to the Clerk’s Office.
Cultural Awareness Fund launches STEM learning program
The Ormond Beach nonprofit recently launched its Chef Koochooloo program, which blends cooking, cultural exploration and science, technology, engineering and math concepts.
Write On: Flagler County’s Josh Crews Writing Project celebrates 2026 Book Launch
This year’s student anthology contains a record 297 pages with contributions from 159 student authors representing 10 schools.
Go See: FHBA Announces 2026 Parade of Homes and Award Winners
PALM COAST, Fla. — The Flagler Home Builders Association (FHBA) is set to showcase the best in local home design and construction during the 32nd Annual Flagler Parade of Homes,…
Drone Wars: Flagler Sheriff’s Office to begin implementing ‘drone first responders’
During an annual community meeting reviewing crime in 2025, Sheriff Rick Staly said crime rates are down 30% from 2024, but domestic violence and fraud cases are trending in 2026.
Ormond Beach Planning Board members weigh property rights and city planning
Does the city have too many storage units? Car washes? Where do property rights, zoning districts and state legislation come into play?
Florida TaxWatch Report, Tourism in Central Florida: Why Tourist Development Tax Revenue Should Not Be Diverted, Estimates $1.8 Billion in I-Drive Fiscal Impact Alone
Tallahassee, Fla. – Florida TaxWatch (FTW) President and CEO Jeff Kottkamp today presented a report, Tourism In Central Florida: Why Tourist Development Tax Revenue Should Not Be Diverted, before members of the International…
Uthmeier lauches probe Into OpenAI
“AI should exist to supplement support and advance mankind, not lead to an existential crisis or our ultimate demise,” Uthmeier stated.
Southeast Museum of Photography to host Japanese classical dancer, renowned photographer
On April 11, the museum will host Satomi Hirano in its Madorsky Theater. On April 13, photographer Robert Maxwell will host lecture.
Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training to Begin Mornings on May 5, It’s Free
FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – Learn basic disaster and emergency response skills for the things likely to impact Flagler County. This includes fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and…
Wadsworth Student Takes Top Honors at Flagler Schools Science Fair
FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. — When the experiments were complete and the results carefully judged, one young scientist stood above the rest at the Annual Flagler Schools Fifth Grade Science Fair…
