Old Kings Elementary’s Leon Krawczyk and Levi Borg took second and third place, respectively.
A total of 19 cats were found at At-Home Express Tangerine Inn in DeLand. Three were deceased.
The fast food restaurant is celebrating 35 years in Daytona Beach.
Ardit Coma filed a federal lawsuit on Wednesday, stating he was falsely accused and unlawfully arrested on Dec. 4, 2025, for fleeing and eluding.
Manfre, a 2015 Flagler Palm Coast High School graduate, received the Admiral Grace Hopper Award for excellence in the field of computer science.
Moon is running for the District 1 seat against former School Board member Jill Woolbright.
The event will take place Sunday, May 31, near the Hard Rock Hotel Daytona Beach. Open surf practice will begin at 7:30 a.m. for participating dogs, followed by the first…
Strong renter demand, a cooling construction pipeline, and improving insurance costs are reshaping the market’s next phase.
Following Avalon Park and Tomoka Oaks golf course votes, officials seek changes in how the city selects outside counsel.
Financial activities lost 9,200 positions, construction lost 8,800 jobs, and leisure and hospitality lost 4,800 workers.
Jennifer McGill was also awarded the Distinguished Artist recognition at the second annual Arts VoCo Awards on Thursday, April 2, at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center.
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The free community event highlights student raised livestock hands on learning and the future of local agriculture
The parade was hosted by Redeeming Life of Flagler.
The 3,800 acres will become the Big Cypress Swamp Nature Preserve, a critical link to long-term conservation efforts. The land is located on the west side of Flagler County near…
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“This collaboration reflects what community service is supposed to look like,” said Rotary Club of Flagler County President Michelle Bartlome.
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That could be just an inkling of what’s to come, state leaders say, as enrollment continues to decline.