- March 9, 2025
About 20 German exchange students said hello to their families on the other side of the world Friday, March 22, from WNZF's Flagler County studio. The students are from Erlenbach am Main, in Germany, and visited thanks to a connection with Flagler Palm Coast High School’s Almut Godette and the Rotary Club of Flagler County.
To contribute to travel costs for the program, bring checks to the service desk at Tom Gibbs Chevrolet, or have your car washed April 20, at Intracoastal Bank.
Irish band to perform benefit concert for Evan Kopach
The Black Sheep Ceili Band will perform at a benefit for Evan Kopach, a Palm Coast fifth-grader who was diagnosed with juvenile absence epilepsy, 7-10 p.m. Friday, March 29, at McK’s Tavern, 218 S. Beach St., Daytona Beach. There is no cover for the performance, and all tips will be donated to the Kopach family.
Kopach recently had three brain surgeries to address his rare form of drug-resistant epilepsy and spent 24 total days in the hospital and a rehab facility. He is now home with his family.
Two members of the band are from the Palm Coast area. Email band member Marty Groody at [email protected].
Garden Club offers camp scholarship
The Garden Club at Palm Coast will present two $240 scholarships to third- through eighth- grade students from Flagler County for a one-week summer nature camp held during June or July. Camp Wekiva Youth Camp, sponsored by the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, is a residential camp located in Wekiva Springs State Park, near Orlando. Applicants should be interested in nature and like the outdoors.
For an application or more information, call Helen Tetrault at 770-310-3175 or email [email protected]. The application deadline is April 15.
