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Festival-goers strolled along New Britain Avenue, listening to music and poetry while admiring artistic productions and craftsmanship.

County Attorney Michael Rodriguez said he did not have high confidence the county could win and faced paying millions. ‘The costs that were going forward would have been significant,’ he…

Tali DeJesus was named 2025 Builder of the Year; Teresa Schwarzkopf was named Associate of the Year; and Executive Officer Annamaria Long received a special award.

FPC will face Atlantic Coast for the third time this season on Feb. 14. Seabreeze will travel to Auburndale.

The Bulldogs won seven individual titles, while Mainland and Seabreeze each won one.

An Atlanta couple traded their RV for a coastal dream home in Flagler Beach on HGTV’s “House Hunters” season 3, episode 9.

The driver told Florida Highway Patrol that he thought he had struck an animal in the road and then drove home.

This week in Cops Corner…

The burn ban will expire on Feb. 13. The wildfire that broke out in south Flagler on Feb. 4 prompted the evacuation of 25 homes.

The two vehicles collided head-on near Mile Marker 279 after an SUV became disabled on the left shoulder.

This week in Cops Corner…

Barry du Moulin, a retired inspector for the U.S. Coast Guard, filed to run for office on Jan. 22.

The Bulldogs’ Jordan Haymon and Logan Jacobelli, fresh off setting indoor school records, led the way in the 100 and 300 at Pinnacle.

Built in 2023, the house at 148 Six String Drive is a 2/2.5 and has 2,347 square feet.

With all three teams trying to pull off upsets, the Seabreeze girls lost 2-1 in double overtime, while the FPC girls and Seabreeze boys fell 1-0.

The forum was limited to Republican candidates with nine participating. Each candidate spoke about their views and qualifications and answered questions tailored to the office they are seeking.

The house at 1452 Kilrush Drive sold on Jan. 23, for $712,000.

A free, family-friendly event will help residents prepare for hurricane season.

Appointments are for two-year terms and meetings will take place on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. at the Palm Coast Community Center.