Dr. Seong-Jin Moon, a neurosurgeon trained in both brain and spine surgery, has joined the AdventHealth Medical Group serving patients across Flagler, Lake, Sumter and Volusia Counties on.
Kyro died on Oct. 14. He had been with the FCSO since August 2024 and aided in 37 arrests.
The victim was taking a course that allows qualified retired law enforcement officers to carry concealed firearms in any jurisdiction in the U.S. His injuries are not life-threatening.
Ormond Beach resident Rachel Scheerer and her daughter Lily are familiar with OMAM’s programs.
What are your neighbors talking about this week?
VUE held a demonstration outside of the VCS District Administration Complex on Tuesday, Oct. 14, following the district’s offer of a 1.5% cost-of-living increase. The union had asked for 4%.
Biketoberfest starts on Thursday, Oct. 16 and runs through Sunday, Oct. 19.
The new, expanded space is located at City Marketplace and replaces Atlantic Hearing’s previous location.
What to do this week in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast.
Yankee Stadium and the Little League field are hallowed grounds, just for different reasons.
The brand, according to a press release, includes fashion, health and wellness, beauty, self-care and travel.
Also, an Ormond Beach author has released a new devotional book and Shepherd of the Coast in Palm Coast will hold a craft fair.
The remaining two candidates are David Fraser of Cheyenne, Wyoming and Michael McGlothlin of Largo, Florida.
The GHWC supports charitable, educational and civic activities that make a difference in the health and welfare of the community.
Greg Moraski has been promoted to COO; the local insurance company also announced four other promotions.
The Palm Coast Council has extended its pilot program another two months while an ordinance is finalized. The ordinance would limit it to 100 total allowed permits across the city.
As Athens Theatre starts a GoFundMe to help all of the impacted organizations, 19 former Volusia County Council members call on current elected officials to revisit their decision.
‘The goal is to raise money to purchase healthy, fresh food for over 6,500 local families in need,’ food pantry director Pastor Charles Silano said.
The students, ranging from 3rd to 8th grade, had gone to Washington, D.C. to tour the Capitol Building the day the government shut down on Oct. 1.
Other recommendations include mitigation barriers to slow vehicles down on campuses and evaluating camera coverage and technology, radio communications and emergency response training.