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This week in Cops Corner…
Volusia County breaks ground on new Fire Station 15 in Daytona
The new station will replace the current Station 15, which operates within the county’s Fire Training Center.
Latitude Margaritaville home is West Daytona Beach’s top sale at $920K
Built in 2024, the house is a 3/3 and has a pool, a spa and 2,468 square feet.
Flagler Palm Coast, Matanzas and Seabreeze track athletes take down school records
Pirates’ Peyton Cerasi breaks 5-minute barrier, Bulldogs set three relay marks and Seabreeze’s Aidan O’Brien supplants Charles Nelson in the record book.
Hop to it: Tomoka United Methodist Church holds annual Easter egg hunt
More than 100 children participated in the church’s annual Easter Party and Egg Hunt event.
Ormond Beach pool home sells for $720,000
Built in 1950, the house is a 4/3 and has a fireplace, a pool and 2,580 square feet.
Clayton’s two-run homer ignites Flagler Palm Coast’s rally in 6-1 baseball win against Deltona
Brody Youngman pitched six strong innings as the Bulldogs won the fifth-place game in the Five Star Conference tournament.
History and traditions of Easter in Florida
From the symbols and traditions of Easter, to the economic impact and statewide events, local historian Randy Jaye examines the roots behind the Easter holiday.
Ormond Beach City Commission Zone 3 candidate withdraws from race
William Sanchez, a local businessman, said the decision ‘comes as personal matters require my immediate attention and a necessary reprioritization of my time and responsibilities.’
Ormond Beach Elementary school guardian takes his own life while parked at school
VCS: ‘We kindly request the community to keep the family and those affected in their thoughts and prayers, allowing them the time they need to grieve and heal.’
Letter: Thanks to protesters, there is no king, Trump is still president
‘Americans were very concerned a king was trying to take Trump’s place after his landslide victory.’
Firefighter Paramedic Chris Calio retires, son has first ‘official’ day Monday
“I’m like 25% nervous, and 75% excited,” the Nick Calio said.
AdventHealth Training Center opens at Daytona’s historic Jackie Robinson Ballpark
The new two-story facility spans 30,000 square feet building with enhanced athletic training areas, weight rooms and locker rooms for the Daytona Tortugas, the Single-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds.
Former state attorneys honored in Seventh Judicial Circuit Court portrait ceremony
State Attorney R.J. Larizza recently unveiled the portraits of John Tanner, Steven Alexander, Dan Warren and Stephen Boyles.
University Women of Flagler County presents checks to three organizations
The UWF donated $2,000 each to Flagler Technical College, the Family Life Center and the Alpha Center.
Seventh annual One Daytona Art Festival brings fine art to town
Palm Coast residents Scott Stafford and Craig A. Markiewicz, along with Ormond Beach resident Marc Gilmet were among the local artists to receive an award.
Flagler County Commissioner Andy Dance recognized by CareerSource Brevard Flagler Volusia for leadership and advocacy
Dance helped facilitate the upcoming expansion of CareerSource’s Talent Hub model in Flagler County, including approval of a Memorandum of Understanding with Flagler Technical College.
Florida drought leads to surge in wildfires, peak season still ahead
“Drought conditions in Florida have helped spur 1,500 wildfires in the first three months of the year,” Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson said.
