- November 28, 2024
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Petty Officer 3rd Class Tom Kowsh just finished his 23-month training in Mayport. Kowsh, a 2005 Flagler Palm Coast High School graduate, is stationed with the U.S. Navy, in Jacksonville. PHOTOS BY SHANNA FORTIER
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Memorabilia from the Civil War era was displayed at the Florida Agricultural Museum’s Civil War re-enactment.
This autographed guitar from the band Alabama features the band’s 2003 American Farewell Tour album. The guitar is for sale at Cash It In Jewelry and Pawn, in Bunnell.
America grew as it spread west through farm country. One of more than 80 farms in Flagler County, Bratcher Farms produces about 25 million pounds of cabbage a year.
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Baseball is said to be America’s pastime, and there is no exception in Flagler County. Billy Mullins is one Little Leaguer who is growing up learning the game.
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John Andrini and his grandson, Andrew Leister, fish off the Flagler Beach Pier on a summer morning. The pier is open everyday from 6 a.m. to midnight.
Taylor Clifford-Giordano, 2, cools down with a red-and-blue snow cone.
Can you eat more watermelon than Caroline Smith? Find out at the Fabulous Fourth, in Flagler Beach.
President Ted St. Pierre and the rest of the Sons of the American Revolution have at least one person in their ancestry who fought 200 years ago, in the American Revolution.
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Joan Binder submitted this picture of her son, Sgt. Christopher Binder, returning to Fort Stewart, Ga., after an overseas deployment with the U.S. Army. He is welcomed home by his wife, Katey. COURTESY PHOTO BY JENNI BINDER
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See America with new eyes at the Village Emporium, in Flagler Beach.
