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Built in 2001, the house is a 5/4 and has a pool and 3,264 square feet.

‘You make Pirate Nation very proud,’ Principal Mike Rinaldi said in his remarks.

A Make-A-Wish family attended the event, hosted and organized by Realty Executives Oceanside.

A Make-A-Wish family attended the event, hosted and organized by Realty Executives Oceanside.

Grammy-Winning songwriter Sevyn Streeter makes history as first enrollee in the new online learning initiative.

The Pirates hope to keep their playoff chances alive with a win in an additional home game on Thursday, Oct. 30.

What are your neighbors talking about this week?

Mark Holley will perform hits from legendary artists like Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, Tony Bennett, Elvis Presley, the Temptations and more.

The third grade students tried the case of Goldilocks and the three bears on Friday, Oct. 24.

The suspect saw her image on a FCSO social media post asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a suspect in an investigation and called the FCSO the same day.

FCSO inmates in the Homeward Bound program’s vinyl applications class coordinated the wrapping and printing of the 53-foot-long trailer used in FTC’s commercial truck driving program.

Volusia County Schools issues a message from the superintendent on student achievement, the DOJ settlement involving ESE students, teacher compensation and other key issues.

Miller also serves as a board member on the Volusia-Flagler Transportation Planning Organization for Palm Coast.

Ramirez is one of 16 Florida School Board members elected in 2024 to earn the distinction by completing a minimum of 48 hours of the FSBA’s New School Board Member…

Victory Tattoo owner Bobby Ellis said he’s excited to be open again, and looks forward to Saturday’s celebration, which will feature local bands.

The series of three 1-mile races at Flagler Palm Coast High School is open to all children in grades 4-8.

The bench is located next to the park’s native garden.

The service will be held at First Baptist Church Bunnell. All are welcome to attend.

The award honors women across Florida who demonstrate exceptional leadership and innovation in their fields.

Hold your horses, Volusia won’t allow them on the beach — at least not in Al Weeks North Shore Park.