Financial activities lost 9,200 positions, construction lost 8,800 jobs, and leisure and hospitality lost 4,800 workers.
City of Palm Coast Seeks Dynamic Leader for Deputy City Manager Role
Palm Coast – The City of Palm Coast is excited to announce an outstanding career opportunity for an experienced and forward-thinking professional to serve as its next Deputy City Manager—an integral leadership…
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.
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
Letter: Will Furry not qualified and past activities are concerning. Furry: Criticism unwarranted, focus should be on my results
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Events calendar: Jewish Festival returns to Ormond Beach
What to do this week in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast.
Young Voices Take Center Stage at Launch of 2026 Josh Crews “Write On!” Anthology
FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – The power of storytelling—and the enduring impact of a young life remembered—filled the room as the Josh Crews Writing Project unveiled its 2026 Write On! anthology,…
City of Palm Coast to Host High School District Tennis Tournament at Southern Recreation Center
Palm Coast – The City of Palm Coast is proud to announce that the Southern Recreation Center (SRC) will host the High School District Tennis Tournament on April 14 and…
Ed Siarkowicz Honored with Bryan Cooper Excellence in Volunteer Management Award
FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – At a heartfelt celebration of service and community spirit, Ed Siarkowicz, president of the Flagler County Historical Society, was recognized with the prestigious Bryan Cooper Excellence…
Top High School Tennis Teams Head to Palm Coast for Free District Tournament This Weekend
The Southern Recreation Center will host the High School District Tennis Tournament on Monday and Tuesday, April 14 and 15, bringing together student-athletes from seven schools for two days of…
Palm Coast Council Honors Dispatchers, Approves Road and Utility Projects, and Debates Budget Cuts Ahead of Tight Fiscal Year
The Palm Coast City Council held its regular business meeting on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, at the John Netts Community Wing. Mayor Michael Norris presided, with Vice Mayor Pontieri, Councilmember…
Reviving a tradition: First Resurrection Celebration Parade held in Bunnell
The parade was hosted by Redeeming Life of Flagler.
Flagler County Closes on 3,800-Acre Swamp in Largest Conservation Land Purchase in County History
Flagler County is set to complete the largest single land purchase in its Environmentally Sensitive Lands program’s history on Thursday, April 9, 2026. The county will close on a $6.05…
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.
“Hate Ends Now” Exhibit Educates Community on Holocaust History
FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – A powerful and sobering piece of history arrived in Flagler County Public Library on Tuesday, where a one-day-only traveling exhibit brought the realities of the Holocaust…
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.

