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To investigate the complaint, the School Board will use outside counsel.

Teachers with at least 10 years of experience in a Florida public school will be eligible for an increase beginning at $1,800, once the agreement is ratified.

The three board members present approved the final millage and budget.

The three board members present approved the final millage and budget.

Palm Coast’s proposed ordinance would prohibit direct potable reuse in the city’s drinking water system while allowing reclaimed water to continue being used for non-potable purposes.

Police report that a 59-year-old gate attendant fired ‘warning shots’ at a man attempting to enter a gated community to look for his girlfriend.

For the past nine years, Richard Massfeller has honored the memory of Sam Edward Etheredge, Jr. in the New York ride. Etheredge was killed in the line of duty in…

The proposed ordinance would require a supermajority council vote and voter approval before the city could transfer or consolidate its Fire Rescue Department.

Also: College sports are back in action and locals are making an impact.

This week in Cops Corner…

Ridder is beginning his 37th season with the Eagles. He is one of the 30 winningest men’s college basketball coaches of all time.

Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Commander Rob Tarczewski was among 41 law enforcement leaders to graduate from the two-week leadership program.

The Planning Board will also review during its Sept. 10 meeting whether to add hospitals as a conditional use to the city’s B-4 Central Business zoning district.

What are your neighbors talking about this week?

Newcomer Evan Martinez plays Bobby in the first of seven shows in the 2026-27 season at CRT in Palm Coast.

The Flagler County Drug Court Foundation’s sixth annual event drew 60 participants.

The Farm Bureau’s Women’s Program hosted the Flagler County Youth Speech Contest.

Grants were delivered to FPC esports and catering programs and BTMS Integrated Technology Studies.

This week in Cops Corner…

The game was postponed after an hour-and-a-half lightning delay. The Pirates are back on the road on Sept. 11 in a district game against Ocala Forest.