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The Board also discussed the recent clearing of the buffer, and directed Walmart to continue increasing visibility to prevent homeless camps.

The initiative is part of the FCSO’s ongoing efforts to support mental health and promote a deeper sense of accountability and emotional connection among inmates.

East Coast Insurors opened on July 5, 1975, as a small office off of Seabreeze Blvd. in Daytona Beach. Now, the company has two locations in Ormond Beach and Palm…

Erum Kistemaker has had an active role in new and changing legislation regarding Florida condo law.

The renovated building will house Rise Up, TRAIL and Step Up programs and provide space for iFlagler virtual school.

Together, the grants total nearly a half million dollars.

Beneficiaries included the Grace Food Pantry, Alpha Women’s Center, Flagler Humane Society and two local veterans.

Legislative Appreciation Award recipients are legislators who have consistently advocated for the Florida League of Cities and its members.

The internship began on June 1 and will run through Aug. 1.

What to do this week in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast.

‘Don’t procrastinate’ and ‘Do the right thing.’

Featuring a cast of 24, the show will open at the Daytona Playhouse at 2 p.m. on Saturday, July 12.

Kittens require multiple vaccines over the course of the first few months of life.

Las Palmas Sky Active Living has replaced its faulty elevator but was still having trouble, according to a resident’s daughter.

Meng, the assistant race director, finished the oldest 100-mile trail run in 29:26:50.

The Observer recently spoke with Kent about his inlet proposal, the beach, flooding and what is next for the county.

‘These monies come out of the general fund,’ Vice Mayor Theresa Carli Pontieri said. ‘So they come out of the very fund that affects property taxes.’

The 2025 championship will mark the ninth consecutive year The Conservatory has hosted the National Christian College Athletic Associations championships.

The city applied for a $9.4 million FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant for the new stormwater pump station, to be located next to the southernmost Central Park lake.