Fern & Fable bookshop owner Rayna Dunlop and her husband Sam are the faces behind Ormond Collective, an artisan market featuring about 30 local vendors.
The district said afternoon routes appear to be mostly on time with the addition of substitute drivers.
‘Difficult conversations are necessary. When approached with civility and respect, they keep the door open to understanding and progress.’
‘Difficult conversations are necessary. When approached with civility and respect, they keep the door open to understanding and progress.’
‘Charlie Kirk was more than a political organizer; he was a cultural force,’ writes Duncan DeMarsh, vice chairman of the Volusia County Republican Party.
‘While open carry is now permitted in Florida,’ Sheriff Rick Staly said, ‘lawful and responsible gun ownership is still required at all times.’
A crowd of about 200 joined in the ceremony.
The survey will collect essential data on real-time roadway use over the next several weeks.
The local soccer players joined clubs from other cities to represent the U.S. at the IberCup international youth tournament.
The tribute climb included speeches from Flagler Schools Teacher of the Year Brandi Anderson and Indian Trails Middle School Student Valentina Mondragon Paredes.
Volusia County is monitoring the rainfall and flooding, and continues to clear canals, inspect pumps, and remove debris from drainage areas.
Thursday, Sept. 11, marks the 24th anniversary since the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York City.
Showcase Baseball Academy Clubhouse President Sean Harmon launches expansion to Ormond Beach and will take over ownership of VCS in January, 2026.
Florida has allowed people to carry concealed weapons for decades but has barred openly carrying firearms.
What to do this week in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast.
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The program allowed people with autism or intellectual and developmental disabilities an opportunity to rehearse boarding an airplane.
The expansion will enable inmates to cultivate a variety of seasonal crops, including lettuce, cabbage, potatoes, carrots, cucumbers, bell peppers, and onions.
Executive Director Annamaria Long said using unlicensed individuals could have a number of repercussions. ‘It’s very, very easy to check,’ Long said.
Also, the First Baptist Church of Palm Coast has started their institute training.