Groth represented Bunnell among 255 law enforcement professionals from around the world during the academy’s 298th session.
The U.S. Department of Labor on estimated 6,732 unemployment claims were filed last week.
Several hometown players contribute in 17-5 victory over the New Smyrna Beach Gnarlies in the first-year wood-bat Orange State League.
‘Our division recognizes the value of education as part of the reentry process,’ Volusia County Corrections Director Joe DeMore said.
Cadet 2nd Lt. Clifton L. Cook served as the squadron’s cadet commander.
Council tables funding decision as officials weigh recreation priorities and Southern Recreation Center needs.
Summer kicked off with the sounds of bouncing basketballs and referees’ whistles. Mainland, Seabreeze, Flagler Palm Coast and Matanzas are among the teams trying to get a head start on…
Also: Erum Kistemaker selected to Florida Super Lawyers for 11th consecutive year; Salt Sculpt Fitness Studio opening in Ormond in the fall.
A grassroots effort, which started in Volusia, is attracting oysters to clean local waters in Flagler.
Under the law, Citizens is directed to set up a clearinghouse to move its condo and commercial policies into the private market.
Vacancy remains below historical averages today, but a wave of new supply could reshape the market by year-end.
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Seabreeze High School graduate Leena Harman will attend FSU in the fall.
Palm Coast residents celebrated at Juneteenth Freedom Day at the African American Cultural Society.
The district reported that the award was earned for its annual comprehensive financial report for the fiscal year that ended on June 30, 2025.
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Pirate Pride Golf Classic at the Conservatory; Astro Skate of Ormond Beach holding fundraiser for national championship qualifiers.
Palm Coast becomes the epicenter of Florida youth lacrosse on Father’s Day weekend, but there are no programs locally.
Volusia voters will get a say on five proposed charter amendments this November, following a third and final public hearing at the County Council meeting on Tuesday, June 16.