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The district is one of 18 to earn the designation by the Florida Department of Education.

Commissioners voted unanimously to close the program but agreed to explore another opportunity for a private provider to operate the facility.

The group wants to play pickup games and are organizing themselves to comply with city ordinances requiring a permit to use the fields.

Also: Seabreeze and Matanzas will have football Senior Nights this week, FPC-Matanzs bowling match and Local Collegians: former local high school athletes flourishing on the next level.

‘A grant of this magnitude represents a transformational investment in workforce development in Flagler County,’ Education Foundation Executive Director Teresa Rizzo said.

The sample ballots should be arriving soon in mailboxes after a mailing delay at the vendor level, according to Volusia County Supervisor of Elections office.

Since 2013, the American Association of University Women Flagler County has enabled 63 middle school girls to attend the week-long STEM camps.

Frustrated over inaction, a group of Ormond Beach residents held a press conference to ask the city for transparency over next steps concerning the future of River Bend Golf Course.

Three passengers were also in the SUV when it overturned Sunday morning on Pine Street.

Despite rain and Biketoberfest bringing traffic to town, about 300 people took part in the rally, according to organizers.

The Historical Society hopes it brings more visitors to the archaeological site.

This week in Cops Corner…

According to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, the 60-year-old substitute teacher allegedly kicked the student during a classroom behavioral incident and later claimed the kick was accidental.

The award winners were announced at the Kiwanis 19th annual Firefighters of the Year Recognition Luncheon.

Samantha Meckert and Ethan Zverinsky were the senior princess and prince as first runners-up.

Built in 2022, the house is a 4/3 and has a pool, a spa and 2,855 square feet.

Poker tournament to benefit Yes, You’re Invited! will be held on Nov. 12.

The teams split the meet with the Matanzas girls and FPC boys winning the team competitions.

Candidates discussed the proposed Bunnell landfill, property taxes and government spending ahead of the November election.

A muffed punt hurt the Bulldogs’ chances of making a late comeback against the Knights, who clinched the district championship.