City Manager Mike McGlothlin says the staffing changes reflect City Council’s budget direction.
Palm Coast man arrested after road rage gun incident on U.S. 1
The arrest followed reports that a driver pointed a handgun at passing motorists before deputies located the suspect’s vehicle on U.S. 1.
Florida could bar undocumented students from career education programs
The State Board of Education approved a measure that would also prevent undocumented students from attending the state’s 28 public colleges.
AdventHealth hospitals earn top U.S. News & World Report rankings for Volusia and Flagler counties
AdventHealth Daytona Beach remains No. 1 in the Deltona-Daytona Beach metro area, with AdventHealth Fish Memorial and AdventHealth Palm Coast ranked No. 2 and No. 3.
Great expectations: Bookend freshmen classes have energized FPC girls soccer team and veteran coach Pete Hald
The Bulldogs’ seniors were impactful as freshmen. Now they see a new group that reminds them of themselves.
Flagler County approves one-year data center moratorium
County leaders say the pause will give staff time to draft regulations before considering future data center proposals.
Mr. Dunderbak’s is back: Historic Daytona Beach restaurant reopens on Beach Street
Bavarian restaurant’s new location brings more customers owner says.
Beach restoration project moves ahead despite Camptown seawall concerns
Construction on the 5.5-mile shoreline restoration is expected to begin in November, with funding from FEMA, FDOT and local sources.
Ormond Beach man accused of confining child in laundry room, feeding him contaminated food
Sheriff’s office says two children are now safe after detectives investigated allegations of prolonged abuse and neglect.
Planet e Studios’ Summer Musical Theatre Camp brings Sherwood Forest to life
Twenty-three performers, ages 7-17, presented ‘Robin Hood: The Musical!’ in two performances.
Letter: Thank you, Fire Station 24. Palm Coast is fortunate to have such dedicated public servants
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Uthmeier warns Catholic Church to accept vaccine exemptions
“I therefore urge Catholic schools to comply with Florida law and grant religious exemptions to school vaccine policies” Uthmeier wrote.
Jammin’: Flagler parents, students get head start on school year at Back to School Jam
The event featured free school supplies and books; fun and games in the Celebration Zone; pertinent information about schools, transportation and activities; and Costumers With A Cause.
Sheriff Staly arrests 125 mph super speeder while off duty
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office said the off-duty traffic stop ended with a Palm Coast man facing reckless driving and super speeder charges.
Facing property tax uncertainty, Ormond Beach eyes budget cuts instead of tax hike
City leaders back a flat millage rate while weighing targeted spending cuts before November’s property tax vote.
Letter: Here’s why the City Council should vote no on Palm Coast’s westward expansion
A ‘no’ vote from the council Aug. 4 could change the narrative in Flagler County, Casey Cheap says.
Holland Financial donates $7,250 to help kick off ‘Making Strides Against Breast Cancer’
The American Cancer Society event is scheduled for Oct. 31 at The Riverfront Esplanade in Daytona Beach.
Flagler Sheriff’s Office Earns Statewide Traffic Safety Award
FCSO places third in the 2026 Florida Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Challenge, recognizing its enforcement and education efforts to reduce crashes and improve road safety in one of Florida’s fastest-growing…
Halifax Repertory Theatre presents ‘Hadestown: Teen Edition’ at Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center
The production features an all-teen cast and an orchestra with mostly teen musicians.
Letter: Observer should start endorsing candidates again
‘Vetting followed by endorsements by a local newspaper can fill the low information gap particularly in local elections.’
