Observer

Just doing my part.

The Golden Eagles scored three touchdown in the fourth quarter to defeat the Bulldogs 26-25 on FPC’s Senior Night.

After three days of bowling, the Sandcrabs’ five-man team hoisted the trophy again.

The chapter also welcomed a new member: Claudia Colvin.

The market is being built in the shopping plaza on North Williamson Boulevard across from Tanger Outlets.

The host Pirates reached several milestones in their regular-season finale.

Ormond Memorial Art Museum is hosting ‘Innovations 2025,’ ISEA’s 34th annual juried exhibition. The art will be on display through Nov. 30.

Health care should be included for first responders who retire in their 50s.

The annual 9/11 Memorial Tribute Climb is hosted by Hammock Beach Golf Resort & Spa and benefits both national and local causes.

The modern Halloween holiday evolved from the ancient Celtic pagan festival of Samhain, which marked a pivotal point in the agricultural year, and has been traced back over 2,000 years.

The public can make comments on FWC’s website, asking to keep the Special Use Permit as a requirement for using these traps.

The company celebrated the ribbon-cutting of an 11,000 square-foot facility at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Research Park. A 500,000-square-foot assembly line will open in 2028.

The agreement, still to be ratified, will also raise base teacher salaries to $50,000.

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

After two years of construction, the company is now serving six Volusia communities, including Ormond Beach, Ormond-by-the-Sea and Daytona Beach.

Later start times for middle schools and high school would have major financial impacts and other consequences, district official say.

Later start times for middle schools and high school would have major financial impacts and other consequences, district official say.

The district’s program is aimed to educate students in fourth and fifth grade. To date, 21 students in these grades have been caught with vapes.

‘We can’t continue to allow for our home-rule rights to be eroded by the legislature,’ Palm Coast Mayor Mike Norris said.

The proposed changes, instead of allowing food trucks more freedom in the city, would have required businesses go through an site plan application before vendors could use their parking lots.