Observer

Meet Ace, Ty, Chunk and Darla.

The annual fundraising event honored Volusia County Sheriff Michael Chitwood.

Locals can help shape Palm Coast’s future by sharing their thoughts at the Imagine 2050 kick-off event at 4-7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 11.

Sally Hunt and Christy Chong said they would like to look into terminating attorney Kristy Gavin’s contract.

The bridge is 690 feet long, and the A-Frame was designed to reflect the A-frame of the Flagler Beach pier.

Meet Nibbles, Eggroll, Ellie and Freja.

Quantum Leap Wellness Center uses bio-photonic energy fields to help ‘re-charge’ the body as it heals itself, owners Todd and Sara Steward said.

Other topic on the agendas include Hispanic Heritage Month, Intracoastal Waterway Cleanup results and breast cancer awareness.

Executive Director Teresa Rizzo said the Ed Foundation will easily surpass its goal of raising $1.1 million for Flagler Schools this year.

The new building will have retail and commercial on the first floor and four residential or resort dwelling units spread across the second and third floors.

Fulmer gave a presentation on the history of the Fitzgerald Performing Arts Center and its function as a classroom for students who want to go into the arts.

As the city expands west, it will need to consider cell coverage as it is placing its infrastructure, a Diamond Communications expert said.

On Sept. 7, the council held its first public hearing to adopt the 2024 budget. The final vote will be on Sept. 20.

Cline helped create the Fire Department’s Honor Guard and CPR program and was a founding creator of the Halloween Hall of Terror, earning the title of ‘Boo-Master.’

The School Board voted unanimously to give the interim superintendent the job permanently.

The storm hit during low tide on a supermoon, a county official said.

Many of the participants remembered their loved ones who had died of overdoses.

Emergency Management Director Jonathan Lord and Emergency Management Planner Nealon Joseph will provide assistance to the extensive damage from Hurricane Idalia.

The storm caused one small washout on State Road A1A by south 28th street, but crews repaired it within hours. Palm Coast had no reports of local flooding.

“I couldn’t be more comfortable, or more proud, with Brian and Hailey McMillan carrying the Observer forward,” said John Walsh, who will be retiring as co-owner and publisher. “We’ve built…