Hopefully, the last few years was an anomaly and is not suggestive of a trend, Mary Zito writes.
Flagler Schools adopts a no-network health-care plan to lower costs
Because of high claims this school year, the district’s insurance fund is $800,000 in the red.
Animals rescued from disturbing Palm Coast case now getting second chance
Flagler Humane Society says many rescued animals are now healthy and available for adoption
Volusia County to purchase 14 acres in Ormond-by-the-Sea to expand Highbridge Park
The county’s $2.705 million purchase will allow the county to add more parking and enhance connectivity to North Peninsula State Park.
Mimi’s Original Art hosts fundraiser for the Pregnancy Crisis Center
Also, Tomoka Outpost among CVB Visitors’ Choice Awards recipients, ARTique celebrates fifth anniversary and White Castle breaks ground on LPGA.
Palm Coast’s first official historian Art Dycke dies at age 91
Dycke served as co-historian for the City of Palm Coast with the Palm Coast Historical Society & Museum since 2000 until he retired in 2024.
Flagler County Scouting America honors Sue Freytag, celebrates future leaders at Golden Eagle Dinner
Community leaders and Scouts gathered Monday evening to celebrate the next generation of leaders and recognize decades of service by the Freytag family
Palm Coast Council finalizes November ballot language for charter amendments
The proposed amendments that will appear on the 2026 November ballot address filling City Council member vacancies, the removal of a City Council member and the limits on the city’s…
My View: Prince of Peace access restriction merits a meeting between city, county and parishioners
‘Good government requires more than construction plans and traffic studies,’ Mayor Jason Leslie writes.
Former Flagler County Commissioner Joe Mullins files defamation lawsuit against FlaglerLive and its editor
FlaglerLive responds in an article on the news site that Mullins filed a ‘SLAPP suit’, an acronym for Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation.
Ormond’s Prince of Peace Catholic Church continues push for county to restore access on Hand Ave.
Parishioners attended District 4 Volusia County Councilman Troy Kent’s open community dialogue meeting on Monday, May 18, to discuss the $5.1 million road project.
3 letters: City should use staff to correct misinformation and two political endorsements
What are your neighbors talking about this week?
SIDELINES: DSC Rocket League Esports team wins third straight national title
Also: Matanzas names athletes of the year; Ortiz second in BMX state series
Florida gas average approaches 50 days over $4
The auto club AAA reported the average gallon of gas at $4.21 on Monday, primarily driven by the ongoing conflict with Iran and the bottleneck of tankers in the Strait…
Palm Coast man shoves golf course employee over crowded tee time
This week in Cops Corner…
Milestone of service: Capt. James Ormond Chapter of the DAR celebrates its 60th anniversary
During its celebration on Monday, May 18, the chapter paid tribute to its legacy and inducted its new officers for 2026-2028.
Makai Beach Lodge fire likely caused by attempted copper wire theft
The beachside hotel experienced an electrical fire on May 8.
Flagler Beach Pier reconstruction moving forward as local dive company completes critical phase
City officials say reconstruction remains on schedule as local Bunnell-based dive company completes underwater debris removal and site clearing work for the new pier structure.
CLASS NOTES: Matanzas’ Lina Makhmutova aerospace art on display at Kennedy Space Center
Also: Matanzas AICE program presented with U.S. Small District of the Year award.
Investors are returning to Jacksonville apartments—carefully
Stabilized assets, falling insurance costs, and clearer underwriting are fueling renewed multifamily activity across the metro.
