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Kristin J. Weiss will join the chamber on Oct. 6.

The program was funded through a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.

The drive-thru coffee shop chain may be coming to 764 W. Granada Blvd.

Despite the number of homes in the pipeline, the city’s waste water treatment facilities will be able to handle the capacity once the remaining expansion projects are completed, city staff…

Bulldogs and Sandcrabs coaches were pleased with their teams’ progress heading into kickoff classics.

This is the second year in a row CDCVI, a nonprofit that serves visually impaired people, has been successful in obtaining state appropriations.

The 2025-2026 season includes seven plays and a special concert series.

The Palm Coast Utility deputy director said that while the city is within its aquifer usage limits now, the city will need to begin planning for alternate sources of potable…

The district’s tentative capital plan includes between $12.5 million and $13.5 million to be spent each year through 2029-2030.

The vast majority of the BES deficiencies were related to illumination failures on exit signs and emergency lights.

The vast majority of the BES deficiencies were related to illumination failures on exit signs and emergency lights.

Board members will discuss and approve a 2026 legislative platform at its Aug. 26 meetings.

Matanzas hosts preseason cross country relay event on Aug. 16; young Ormond Beach inline speed skater entered in youth athlete of the year competition.

FDOT said that the modifications will be made in the coming weeks.

Hammock Hardware will always be women-owned and -operated, owner Robyn Jennings said, who inherited the shop from her mother. After her, her two nephews and her great niece will inherit…

Police report that ‘preliminary investigations indicate that speed and alcohol may have contributed to the crash.’

The officers were installed by Volusia County Tax Collector Will Roberts at the July 2 meeting.

The event featured an educational component, with the Ormond Beach Police Department conducting a safety briefing.

Officials say mandatory evacuations are not enforced, but residents need to know the consequences. Also, bridges will no longer be closed during storms.