Leonard Fries Jr. faces new charges of trafficking in cocaine (28 grams to 200 grams), two counts of sale of cocaine, and three counts of unlawful use of a two-way…
Custom Fundraising Solutions will host the mattress sale in the cafeteria to help fund the chorus program’s trip to New York in March.
‘This iguana showed me that reptiles do have personalities and do like affection.’
AdventHealth, a partner with Flagler Schools and sponsor of Jones’ Cup Series racecar, helped provide the machine and will keep it stocked with books.
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Taylor Crowningshield, 27, lives in Palm Coast and is a suspect in a string of smoke-shop larcenies. Crowningshield also had active warrants for her arrest for robbery and assault charges…
The Observer spoke with Sargent about the FDOT changes in downtown, the budget and his ideas for a new nonprofit and a Technology Advisory Board.
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‘We got to keep working, but I’m proud of how our guys played,’ Seabreeze coach Mike Klein said after the loss to a talented Creek squad.
Built in 2006, the house is a 4/3.5 and has two fireplaces, a pool, a spa and 2,869 square feet.
Long, a member of the Flagler County Planning and Development Advisory Board, will run against incumbent Christy Chong in 2026.
Classes started Aug. 18, marking Dr. Albert Mosley’s first full term as the university’s eighth president.
La’Darius Simmons’ 55-yard touchdown pass to Logan Jacobelli put an end to one of the closest games in Potato Bowl history.
The Volusia Community Organizations Active in Disasters received a donation from employees of Teledyne Marine to support shelter comfort initiatives.
Fendrick Gabaud, 40, complained of shortness of breath and feeling unwell after completing the pre-employment physical agility test.
Provision Packs founder Carrie Torres was the keynote speaker. At the event, she also announced the launch of a new umbrella organization: Feeding Soles, which will provide shoes to kids…
Former owners Tom and Kelli Nugent are stepping back from the store to spend more time with their young children. Manager Mark Vickers has taken over the ownership.
The event included five two-person and three-person 5K relay races.
A federal Judge issued a preliminary ruling on Aug. 21 preventing additional construction and bringing additional detainees to the facility.
The donation will benefit the school’s new agriculture program.