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This year, the Port Orange Police Department served as the host agency.

Over 40 school district employees representing over 250 years of service are retiring at the end of the school year.

Of the total scholarships, the Lodge awarded a total of $4,000, as well as $3,000 on behalf of the Florida State Elks Association.

“We’re ready. We need to get the American public ready as well. And don’t let words like below average – don’t let all those words change the way you prepare,”…

Memorial Day falls on May 25 this year. The celebration originates from Decoration Day, first observed in 1868.

Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson added that without significant rain to end drought conditions found in 90 percent of the state, alternatives to fireworks could be in order for the Fourth…

A total of 23 teams and 46 students competed in Pathways Elementary’s 21st annual ‘Most Spectacular Awe Inspiring Derby’ on Thursday, May 21.

What are your neighbors talking about this week?

Though staff said the city was unlikely to get a concrete answer from the federal agency, they committed to sending a letter after Mayor Jason Leslie revisited the conversation on…

A total of 27 nations were represented at the recent two-day festival.

Professional Women of Flagler County held its annual Tea Party on May 20.

Victim told deputies she feared for her life during alleged hours-long attack that ended with multiple felony charges against suspect

What to do this week in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast.

Observer Now interview covers school choice, student achievement and the future of Flagler Schools

The appeal, filed on April 23, seeks to reverse the commission’s 3-2 vote that OK’d a development order to Triumph Oaks of Ormond Beach for the proposed 254-home Tomoka Reserve…

Detectives say a Snapchat video helped identify two juveniles accused of stealing more than $1,500 worth of fishing poles from an unlocked truck in Palm Coast.

Sheriff Rick Staly says the investigation exposed a local business owner who was secretly dealing narcotics in Flagler County.

State Attorney R.J. Larizza said the plea agreement spares the victim’s family from a lengthy trial while ensuring the defendant will never be released from prison.

Included in the Capital Improvement Program are $1.6 million in downtown improvements, $19.7 million in stormwater upgrades and $2.5 million for sports fields projects.

Hopefully, the last few years was an anomaly and is not suggestive of a trend, Mary Zito writes.