- November 18, 2024
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A sign on the side of the former Books-A-Million store in the Target shopping center on State Road 100 indicates that employment options are available with Ulta, a cosmetics store that has been rumored to be looking at Palm Coast for about a year.
And, according to Cindi Lane, communications manager for the city of Palm Coast, the plan for Ulta, at 5220 State Road 100, has been submitted. It includes 10,030 square feet of the former Books-A-Million store.
Included in the plan is a 1,050-square-foot salon.
In total, Ulta will inhabit 67% of the store, which is 14,934 square feet total. “It appears that exterior façade changes are now also a part of the project,” Lane wrote via email.
U Name It – Apparel & Graphics acquires Stitch Art Ink
Locally owned and operated U Name It — Apparel & Graphics, a division of Ross Marine Ideas Co. Inc, announced recently that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Stitch Art Ink, of Bunnell, and has taken over its operations, effective immediately.
U Name It has continued to grow since moving to the area in 2006, while supporting local schools organizations and businesses. The Stitch Art Ink showroom and production facility located at 2405 Moody Blvd. has been closed, with all samples, customer files, artwork and production equipment having been moved to the larger U Name It facility located at 10 Hargrove Grade.
Palm Coast attorney suspended by Florida Bar
The Florida Bar announced that the Florida Supreme Court in recent court orders disciplined 24 attorneys; disbarring four, revoking the licenses of three, suspending 16 and publicly reprimanding one. Two attorneys received more than one form of discipline. Two were placed on probation and one was also ordered to pay restitution.
Charles A. Esposito, of Palm Coast, was among those reprimanded. An attorney since 1992, he was suspended for 30 days, effective 30 days from a June 6 court order.
In seven separate cases, according to a press release from the Florida Bar, Esposito was retained to represent clients, and he failed to adequately communicate. He also failed to timely respond to Bar inquiries about his conduct and had trust account violations. Three clients had to sever their ties with him and hire new counsel.
HSDS Guns donates to Disabled American Veterans
For the third year in a row, HSDS Guns of Palm Coast conducted its Fourth of July raffle at the Flagler Beach holiday festivities in support of Jim Booe Chapter 86 of the Disabled American Veterans.
In a presentation at their business in Palm Coast on July 25, Home & Self Defense Specialists, usually referred to as HSDS Guns, presented proceeds of this year's raffle to DAV Chapter 86 Cmdr. Alfonsa Phillips.
HSDS Guns opened in November 2011, at 21 Old Kings Road N., Suite 205B. Call 449-8189 or visit hsdsguns.com.
Jim Booe Chapter 86 of the Disabled American Veterans is located at 208 S. Sixth St., Flagler Beach. Call 439-2122, or email [email protected].
Beyond Flagler County
According to a press release from Florida TaxWatch: “Investment in Florida’s tourism industry resulted in nearly 76,000 jobs created in 2013. … The report reveals that the number of visitors to Florida increased by more than 2.8 million in 2013 alone.”
Castaway Publishing Inc., publishers of Old City Life, Homes & Land and the Holly Jolly Holiday Shopping Guide to St. Augustine, has two fall internships available for college students in the fields of sales, graphic design, editing, writing and administration. Contact Ken Yarbrough or Lura Scarpitti at 904-461-6773 or email [email protected].
The state’s average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline is $3.414, down from $3.608 a month ago. At this time in 2010, it was $2.74.