FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – Flagler County Clerk of Circuit Court & Comptroller Tom Bexley launched a new monthly newsletter on Wednesday, designed to give residents a closer look at the…
FCSO: Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier Pays Flagler County a Visit
FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier visited the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office today, sitting down with Sheriff Rick Staly and getting a firsthand look at the technology…
Four Inmates Graduate, and a 1954 Paddy Wagon Rides Again: Inside Flagler’s Newest Jail Trade Program
Four inmates at the Sheriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility graduated Monday, July 20, from the Basic Auto Body Collision and Prep for Painting program, the first class to finish…
New Radios, Translation Tech and a Better Helicopter: Flagler Sheriff’s Office Lands $5.8 Million State Grant
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office has been awarded nearly $5.8 million in state grant money to upgrade its emergency communications, give deputies new technology, and expand public safety operations across…
From Data to Dialogue: St. Augustine Meeting to Shape the Future of Peer Support in Florida
Two local recovery organizations will host a regional meeting next month to talk about how Florida supports people recovering from substance use disorder. Flagler Open Arms Recovery Services (OARS) and…
Daniel Waterman Case Continued Again, Next Hearing Set for August 19th
The hearing for the Daniel Waterman case took an unexpected turn today when court officials moved Leigha Mumby’s case up to 1:30pm, breaking from the usual alphabetical order followed in…
MY VIEW: Debate Amendment 3 on its merits. Will supporters get their say?
The voters will decide whether they want property tax reform. Then it’s up to local governments to adjust their budgets.
Lights, Camera, Music! Ponte Vedra Concert Hall Launches Free “Stage to Screen” Film Series
PONTE VEDRA, Fla. – If you’ve ever wished you could experience some of the greatest concert performances of all time on a world-class sound system, August is your month. Ponte…
Volusia County recommends $1.064 billion spending plan, keeps property tax rates flat
keeps property tax rates unchanged, with property taxes providing 42.8% of county revenue
Jury recommends death penalty for Bunnell man convicted of wife’s murder
State Attorney R.J. Larizza says 11-1 recommendation validates Florida’s revised death penalty law as judge prepares to make the final sentencing decision.
DUI Driver Nearly Strikes Deputy Head-On While Fleeing Hit-and-Run Crash
Flagler County Sheriff’s Office deputies made 30 arrests over the weekend of July 18-19, according to a news release from the agency. Between 6 p.m. Friday, July 17, and 6…
Respecting parents’ roles in education was always the goal, not ‘banning books’
School Board candidate Jill Woolbright responds to previous letter, accusing her of advocating for book banning.
East Flagler Mosquito Control District building is named for longtime commissioner Jules Kwiatkowski
Kwiatkowski died on Dec. 2, 2025, at age 90.
Palm Coast approves maximum property tax rate after 4-1 vote
The 4-1 vote gives the council room to lower — but not raise — the property tax rate before adopting the final budget in September.
Suspects scam Ormond man after claiming they were collecting money for a church
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Palm Coast Council Sets Maximum Tax Rate, Approves $31 Million Rehab Hospital Land Sale
The Palm Coast City Council set a maximum property tax rate for the coming year, approved the sale of city-owned land for a new rehabilitation hospital, and heard renewed public…
Recovery Groups to Host Community Walk at Treaty Park This Wednesday
Discover & Recover St. Johns County and Flagler OARS will host a Recovery Walk this Wednesday, July 23, to bring community members together for connection and support. The walk begins…
Letter: Fed up with lack of enforcement of fireworks ordinance
What are your neighbors talking about this week?
Retired Retail Manager Darlene Shelley Runs for Palm Coast City Council on Growth Concerns
Darlene Shelley, a retired retail operations manager, is running for Palm Coast City Council. In a recent interview, she discussed her background, her concerns about development in the city, and…
Car meet turns violent with axe attack
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