The Palm Coast Planning and Land Development Regulation Board (PLDRB) held a lengthy meeting Wednesday evening, drawing a standing-room crowd of well over 100 residents with strong opinions about a…
Housing, Safety, and a City’s Future: Palm Coast Council Tackles a Full Agenda
The Palm Coast City Council met Tuesday morning at City Hall for its regular business meeting, working through a wide range of topics, from honoring city workers and warning residents…
Matanzas varsity blanks Eustis in spring football jamboree; younger players hold their own against Pine Ridge
Wiley Conner scored two touchdowns and the Pirates picked off two passes in a 19-0 win over Eustis.
Daytona Beach approves Avalon Park’s 8,800 homes
The project is projected to add 8,800 homes and over $1 million in commercial and non-residential space. But Ormond Beach residents near West Granada Boulevard are concerned about traffic.
Habitat for Humanity, Volusia County team up to deliver homes to four veterans
Five Volusia County veterans services officers and a corrections officer joined fellow veterans for a two-day volunteer effort May 21 and 22, painting and landscaping the homes.
Tips to SMART lead to arrest of Palm Coast woman on animal cruelty charges
What started as the recovery of 23 abandoned dogs led to 51 neglected dogs being removed from a Palm Coast residence. The dogs are being cared for by SMART and…
Palm Coast Fire Department Invites Community to Celebrate Grand Opening of Fire Station 26
The City of Palm Coast and the Palm Coast Fire Department invite residents and community members to attend the Grand Opening and Hose Uncoupling Ceremony for Fire Station 26 on…
FDOT Outlines Traffic Changes for U.S. 1 Bridge Replacement at Pellicer Creek
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) will begin lane closures along U.S. 1 over Pellicer Creek as part of a project to replace the northbound and southbound bridges at the…
Home in the Hammock sells for almost $1.4M in Flagler County
Built in 2012, the house is a 4/3 and has two half baths, a pool, a hot tub, a fireplace, an elevator and 3,231 square feet.
Ormond Beach Chamber recognizes Teachers of the Quarter
The chamber’s longest running program, the chamber works with Ormond-area schools to select a recipient each quarter.
Annual Volusia and Flagler County Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony honors fallen officers
This year, the Port Orange Police Department served as the host agency.
Ormond Beach Elks award $7,000 in scholarships to Seabreeze seniors
Of the total scholarships, the Lodge awarded a total of $4,000, as well as $3,000 on behalf of the Florida State Elks Association.
Flagler Schools retiree spotlight: Scott Howell has been a teacher for 23 years — that’s his second career
Over 40 school district employees representing over 250 years of service are retiring at the end of the school year.
Memorial Day Weekend, FCSO Increases Patrols
To help keep residents and visitors safe during Memorial Day weekend, the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office will increase patrols on local roadways, waterways and beaches. Deputies will focus on aggressive…
NOAA Forecasts ‘Below-Normal’ Hurricane Season
“We’re ready. We need to get the American public ready as well. And don’t let words like below average – don’t let all those words change the way you prepare,”…
History and traditions of Memorial Day
Memorial Day falls on May 25 this year. The celebration originates from Decoration Day, first observed in 1868.
Palm Coast Woman Arrested for Felony Animal Cruelty, 51 Dogs Removed from Home
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a Palm Coast woman on animal cruelty charges and neglect following a multi-agency investigation that originated in St. Johns County and resulted in…
Drought could dampen July 4 fireworks in Florida
Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson added that without significant rain to end drought conditions found in 90 percent of the state, alternatives to fireworks could be in order for the Fourth…
Need for speed: Pathways Elementary holds 21st annual derby
A total of 23 teams and 46 students competed in Pathways Elementary’s 21st annual ‘Most Spectacular Awe Inspiring Derby’ on Thursday, May 21.
Letter: Mullins lawsuit an assault on First Amendment rights
What are your neighbors talking about this week?

