Leaders can choose to articulate a vision which informs and inspires the team. It is the company who decides they will advance to the top of the market and stay…
2026 Back-to-School Jam Brings Community Together for a Strong Start to the School Year
FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – Families filled the halls of Flagler Palm Coast High School on Saturday with backpacks, smiles and excitement as the annual Back-to-School Jam welcomed students back for…
A Standing Ovation for Amelia Fulmer’s Extraordinary Legacy
FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – By the time the final notes echoed through the halls of the Fitzgerald Performing Arts Center on July 31, it wasn’t just another workday coming to…
Uthmeier warns Catholic Church to accept vaccine exemptions
“I therefore urge Catholic schools to comply with Florida law and grant religious exemptions to school vaccine policies” Uthmeier wrote.
Flagler County Sheriff Employees Honored at 2026 Second Quarter Awards Ceremony
An off-duty detective and his family who rescued a drowning boy and deputies who stopped suicide attempts are among those who were honored during the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office’s 2026…
Palm Coast Democratic Club Seeking Volunteers for Early Voting, Announce September Meetup
Early voting begins this Saturday, August 8th! Flagler County Democrats are setting up two tables outside the Flagler County Public Library in Palm Coast and one at the Government Services…
Jammin’: Flagler parents, students get head start on school year at Back to School Jam
The event featured free school supplies and books; fun and games in the Celebration Zone; pertinent information about schools, transportation and activities; and Costumers With A Cause.
City Overhauls Community Development Department, Cuts Six Jobs
City officials say the Community Development Department has been reorganized, and the changes include removing six positions. According to the City, the restructure is meant to bring day-to-day operations in…
Palm Coast City Council Business Meeting on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, at 6:00 p.m.
NEWS RELEASE – City of Palm Coast Written By: Adam Thomas, Communications & Marketing July 31, 2026 The Palm Coast City Council meets regularly to discuss and vote on official…
Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Places Third in Statewide Traffic Safety Challenge
Date: July 31, 2026 Prepared by: Joseph Bober, Public Information Officer Email: PIO@flaglersheriff.com Release #: 2026 – 164 The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office earned third place in the 2026…
Sheriff Staly arrests 125 mph super speeder while off duty
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office said the off-duty traffic stop ended with a Palm Coast man facing reckless driving and super speeder charges.
Palm Coast’s $696 Million Budget, Explained: Where the Money Comes From, Where It Goes
Part 1 in a series on Palm Coast’s Fiscal Year 2026 budget Palm Coast is operating under a $696,444,327 budget for Fiscal Year 2026, the spending plan the City Council…
Facing property tax uncertainty, Ormond Beach eyes budget cuts instead of tax hike
City leaders back a flat millage rate while weighing targeted spending cuts before November’s property tax vote.
Letter: Here’s why the City Council should vote no on Palm Coast’s westward expansion
A ‘no’ vote from the council Aug. 4 could change the narrative in Flagler County, Casey Cheap says.
Holland Financial donates $7,250 to help kick off ‘Making Strides Against Breast Cancer’
The American Cancer Society event is scheduled for Oct. 31 at The Riverfront Esplanade in Daytona Beach.
Flagler Sheriff’s Office Earns Statewide Traffic Safety Award
FCSO places third in the 2026 Florida Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Challenge, recognizing its enforcement and education efforts to reduce crashes and improve road safety in one of Florida’s fastest-growing…
Halifax Repertory Theatre presents ‘Hadestown: Teen Edition’ at Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center
The production features an all-teen cast and an orchestra with mostly teen musicians.
Letter: Observer should start endorsing candidates again
‘Vetting followed by endorsements by a local newspaper can fill the low information gap particularly in local elections.’
Security First Insurance interns organize company-wide project to benefit Florida Giving Gardens
The company donated seeds, potting soil and two raised garden beds to the Daytona State College student-led nonprofit.
Fishing for fellowship: Mainland football players bond over bait and tackle
The Buccaneers had a day of fellowship with a fishing outing before the grind of preseason practice.
