Financial activities lost 9,200 positions, construction lost 8,800 jobs, and leisure and hospitality lost 4,800 workers.
The Art of Transformation: Arts VoCo Awards honors Ormond Beach artist Toni Slick
Jennifer McGill was also awarded the Distinguished Artist recognition at the second annual Arts VoCo Awards on Thursday, April 2, at the Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center.
Events calendar: Jewish Festival returns to Ormond Beach
What to do this week in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast.
Letter: Will Furry not qualified and past activities are concerning. Furry: Criticism unwarranted, focus should be on my results
What are your neighbors talking about this week?
Flagler County fair and youth show highlights next generation of agriculture leaders
The free community event highlights student raised livestock hands on learning and the future of local agriculture
Reviving a tradition: First Resurrection Celebration Parade held in Bunnell
The parade was hosted by Redeeming Life of Flagler.
Flagler County to close on 3,800 acres in largest environmentally sensitive lands purchase
The 3,800 acres will become the Big Cypress Swamp Nature Preserve, a critical link to long-term conservation efforts. The land is located on the west side of Flagler County near…
Sports bar meets pinball arcade: Flip’s Ormond Beach celebrates ribbon cutting
Also: Neighborhood meeting set for April 15 for new townhomes.
Palm Coast Lions Club and the Rotary Club of Flagler County launch first-ever joint community initiative
“This collaboration reflects what community service is supposed to look like,” said Rotary Club of Flagler County President Michelle Bartlome.
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Rural school districts’ financial woes a ‘canary in coal mine’
That could be just an inkling of what’s to come, state leaders say, as enrollment continues to decline.
Ormond Beach continues to mull possible ‘toilet to tap’ ban
City Commissioners will discuss the issue further at a May 5 workshop.
Tree of Memories: Starlets show has deep roots
The Flagler Palm Coast Starlets performed on April 6 the show they have been honing for months for this week’s Color Guard World Championships.
Using Flagler CFO’s wasteful spending formula, Palm Coast Council finds it is only over by 5%
Mayor Mike Norris said he would like to see the upcoming budget cut back on property taxes. ‘We need to cut and trim, become as efficient as possible,’ he said.
Flagler Palm Coast softball team rolls past Seabreeze 13-3 on Senior Night
The Bulldogs honored its only senior, Sanai Figueiredo.
Strawser breaks FPC school weightlifting record
GoFundMe page set up for seven Bulldog lifters to help pay for their expenses to compete at USAW national championships in Colorado Springs.
Ingoglia’s ‘wasteful spending’ audits fail to account for public’s wants, Volusia councilman says
‘There’s kind of a dichotomy between what the CFO thinks ought to be spent and what the local public thinks ought to be spent, in some cases,’ Councilman Jake Johansson…
New WNZF sports director, Mike Lischio, is living the dream
Lischio has been broadcasting Flagler County sports for 17 years, the first 12 as an unpaid intern.
Matanzas boys tennis team aims for undefeated season, and more
The Pirates host St. Augustine in their final regular-season match on April 9 and then host districts next week at the Southern Recreation Center in Palm Coast.
Volusia County Schools’ chief technology officer named a finalist for a school leadership award
The EdTech award recognizes people for outstanding contributions in transforming education through technology.
