Facing ongoing litigation, and a tide turning in the developers’ favor in court, the City Commission reluctantly OK’d a development order for up to 254 homes on the shuttered golf…
The training is part of a nonpartisan initiative by the Florida Chamber of Commerce. It’s open to anyone interested in running for office or serving their communities.
Pirates defeat Flagler Palm Coast 9-1 and celebrate seniors McKenzie Manhart, Ruby Fogel and Sahara Meyers.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act carries significant tax cuts that, if applied to the state’s tax code, would have led to an up to $3.5 billion cut to state…
In a meeting with Rep. Randy Fine, Ormond small business owners and advocates asked for help addressing a recent wave of ‘frivolous’ lawsuits that’s costing thousands of dollars to settle.
As spring break begins, Volusia County encourages beachgoers to plan ahead and follow safety guidance.
Investigators say the suspect posed as a courier in a tech support scam, collecting two $60,000 cash payments from the victim in Palm Coast parking lots.
Staffers at state colleges and universities can sign up to carry guns on campus under a bill that passed the Senate.
Flagler Palm Coast placed third and Mainland fourth in the boys standings. Father Lopez was fifth among girls teams.
Rowe, the most senior sitting judge in the Seventh Judicial Circuit, has decided not to run for a fifth term.
This week in Cops Corner…
Smaller deals and steady pricing continue to attract private investors to Daytona Beach.
‘Florida’s Safe Haven law provides a compassionate, legal and anonymous way to surrender an infant, ensuring the child receives a path to a loving home.’
The exhibit, which features black and white images, is open to the public through March 26 at The Casements.
What to do this week in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast.
What to do this week in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast.
Built in 2011, the house is a 5/5 and has 2 half baths, a pool and 6,117 square feet.
‘Growth is not slowing. Neither should our commitment to public safety. Safe and successful communities plan for the future before it arrives.’
Cities and counties won’t be able to fund or promote diversity, equity, and inclusion programs under a bill headed to Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Cities and counties won’t be able to fund or promote diversity, equity, and inclusion programs under a bill headed to Gov. Ron DeSantis.