The 2023 season culminated with 1,516 nests, the highest ever recorded. This year’s nest count to date is less than 400 away from shattering that record, with almost four months…
A Rotarian since 1983, Costa brings more than four decades of Rotary service and leadership experience to the role.
‘These issues require steady and experienced leadership, careful planning and increased coordination,’ Briley said in a Q+A with the Observer.
City project includes pavement repairs, turn lane extensions and roadway improvements along one of Palm Coast’s busiest corridors.
Built in 2003, the house is a 4/3 and has a dock, a fireplace, a pool, an outdoor kitchen, a boat house and 3,188 square feet.
The Sandcrabs received a plaque and a cash award for placing first among Class 5A schools.
Convenience store with 12 fueling positions planned for former U.S. 1 bar property
‘We are incredibly proud of the progress our students have made,’ Superintendent Carmen Balgobin said in the press release.
The Sandcrabs still need to hire a tennis coach and a softball coach, athletic director Anthony Campanella said.
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Craig B. Uppercue, formerly of Volusia County Schools, will be the director of the Fitzgerald Performing Arts Center and oversee the district’s visual and performing arts curriculum.
This year’s event replaced the father-daughter dance held in previous years.
Palm Coast hosted District 19 opponent Lake Mary on June 27.
Dominick Anthony Occhicone, 80, is scheduled to die by lethal injection July 28 at Florida State Prison near Starke, according to the warrant DeSantis signed on Friday.
Built in 2023, the house is a 3/2.5 and has 2,402 square feet.
Second-year coach Cory Curtis was a late hire last year. This year his Pirates are wasting no time.
The sixth annual event features CrossFit Hero Workouts and a cookout celebrating the end of the first round of summer activities. Coach Matt Forrest also unveiled the Pirates’ new helmets.
Built in 2018, the house is a 3/3 and has an outdoor kitchen, a pool and 2,650 square feet.
City Council and County Commission hopefuls highlight growth, infrastructure, public safety and fiscal responsibility during nearly two-hour community forum
Paradise Pointe names La’stephanic ‘Step’ Curry as inaugural recipient of the Barbara Gammon Memorial Scholarship.