Observer

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

What are your neighbors talking about this week?

Lot rent increases, a political campaign and seniors who feel they need to defend their community.

With more students leaving the district, Flagler Schools will lose about $400,000 in state funding.

With more families accepting Family Empowerment Scholarships, Flagler Schools will lose about $400,000 in state funding.

Three more groups – Common Cause, an ethics watchdog, the League of Women Voters of Florida, and the League of United Latin American Citizens, a Hispanic voting rights group –…

‘It’s important that our students get those AI literacy skills to be ready for the future.’

As ‘toilet to tap’ debate continues, Ormond Beach officials hear from experts during workshop on Tuesday, May 5.

Despite supporting the new league joining the ranks in Palm Coast, the City Council has tabled an agreement with the league until several concerns are ironed out.

Furry is running for reelection for the District 2 seat.

While Districts 1-7 are unchanged, many of the others are significantly altered, some in ways that will leave incumbents and potential candidates scrambling.

Top riders compete at Flagler County Fairgrounds as annual event honors a local rodeo enthusiast and brings the community together

This year, 345 riders took part in the poker run, which benefits St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

The new equipment was made possible thanks to support of the Friends of the Marine Science Center.

Elephants, orangutans, killer whales, octopus and even crocodiles are among the most devoted nurturing mamas.

Three couples say “I do,” one renews vows during first-ever May the 4th celebration

Also: Breakout flag football season for FPC; softball playoff roundup; Jordan Mills commits for football, wrestling.

The purchase will conserve 1,299 acres in the southern part of the county.

The street will see lane closures through May 18 in the section between Granada Boulevard and just south of South Forty Trail.

James, the senior pastor of Palm Coast United Methodist Church, and Wheeler, a longtime community advocate, were honored for their many years of service.