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The hats were ‘buried at sea’ as part of a tradition celebrating an Navy officer’s promotion.

Also, Knights of Columbus to host golf benefit for monastery in Bunnell, Chabad of Greater Daytona celebrates the High Holy Days, Mt. Calvary Baptist Church appreciates teachers and other faith…

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The county also adopted a millage rate of 7.9945 mills. This will be an 8% increase in ad valorem tax revenue over the revenue generated for the 2025 fiscal year…

For developer Bill Jones, the project goes beyond a restaurant’s reopening. It’s about bringing back a piece of Ormond history that holds memories for many in the community.

The local Colored Pencil Society of America chapter celebrated its 20th anniversary with an opening reception for the show and handed out awards with Pat Lentine winning Best in Show.”

The Palm Coast man was thrown from his motorcycle and landed in the left lane. The driver of the car did not see the motorcyclist and hit him with the…

The varsity squad will be competing in the prestigious event for the first time in program history.

The Cultural Awareness Fund raised the money during its recent Bowl-A-Thon fundraiser. Also, the nonprofit announces an appointment to its board.

While Rep. Greco and Sen. Leek said they would support Flagler County, Leek said there will likely be continued pressure on the budget. ‘Don’t put all your eggs in that…

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Gary Durso, 57, has been a registered sex offender since 2013. The FCSO has been investigating a tip on Durso possessing child sexual abuse material for four months.

Johnson passed for 275 yards with Kadin Flores and Chris Butler reaching the end zone.

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The suspect sent the student pictures of guns and threatened to shoot him. The suspect later told detectives he got the pictures of guns off the internet and did not…

The woman’s SUV crashed head-on with another SUV on Saturday, Sept. 20. She was pronounced dead on the scene.

The event raises money for Live Like Cameron, a local nonprofit that supports families with children diagnosed with cancer.

While the store first opened its doors in 2021, business owner Tonya Perry assumed ownership of the Ormond Beach and Daytona locations in November 2024.