Observer

FPC’s Karina Marcelus and Arianna Slaughter each won three titles.

Deputies tracked suspect across state lines and coordinated with North Texas agencies before arrest at a bus stop.

Festival exhibits included a Holocaust Memorial, the Jewish Hall of Fame and booths hosted by Jewish organizations.

The department has authorized 132 specialty license plates, 14 of which are still in the pre-sale stage.

Autumn Bardisa pleaded no contest after investigators say she treated more than 4,400 patients using a stolen license number; she must serve five years of probation and is barred from…

Sea turtle nesting season gets an early start in Volusia County.

The house sold on March 27, for $1,054,811.

Turtle Fest blends entertainment with a message of environmental responsibility

The events featured fun activities, historic exhibits, reenactors, a new museum and a new mural being painted as people watched.

The Pirate boys defeated Flagler Palm Coast 10-5, while the girls won their first district tournament game in 10 years, 13-7 against Sanford Seminole.

Built in 1982, the house is a 3/2 and has a fireplace, a greenhouse and 2,388 square feet.

Howell founded Teens-In-Flight program.

Running from June 8 through July 24, the program spans 12 locations across the county, with hours of 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

The Pirates’ boys and girls teams will host the district tournament on April 14-15 at the Southern Recreation Center.

Deputies say suspect threatened victims and law enforcement before surrendering without incident

The production features a cast of 22 performers celebrating hit songs, stories and the spirit of Broadway. Shows will be held on weekends from April 24 to May 3.

Clerk Tom Bexley said in a statement that Petito’s “experience, integrity and steady approach will be a tremendous asset” to the Clerk’s Office.

The Ormond Beach nonprofit recently launched its Chef Koochooloo program, which blends cooking, cultural exploration and science, technology, engineering and math concepts.

This year’s student anthology contains a record 297 pages with contributions from 159 student authors representing 10 schools.

During an annual community meeting reviewing crime in 2025, Sheriff Rick Staly said crime rates are down 30% from 2024, but domestic violence and fraud cases are trending in 2026.