- November 15, 2024
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A Tuscan Gardens rendering
David Ayres
Dave and Desiree Chalice present Nadine King of Christmas Come True with a
Intracoastal Bank's new look
Brian Seiple
Clint Crain
Beth Berry
Chris Dosh
Connie Lattman
Donna Cialone
Judy O'Neill
Lana Deja
Tuscan Gardens to develop senior living community in Palm Coast
Tuscan Gardens Senior Living has announced its expansion plans to develop a new senior living community in Palm Coast.
Tuscan Gardens combines luxurious senior living, complete with elegant Italian aesthetic, with individualized care to ensure the highest quality of life for its residents. The vision for Tuscan Gardens of Palm Coast will be a vibrant community, designed to reinvigorate senior living with luxury, service and personalized attention.
“Tuscan Gardens of Palm Coast will be created by people who have all experienced the challenges of searching for quality senior living for a parent,” says Charles C. Smith Jr., President and Chief Development Officer. “As a result, we will create a community that will not only provide a loved one with the care and support that is needed but will also nurture their love of life, respect their individuality and honor their dignity.”
Tuscan Gardens of Palm Coast follows Tuscan Gardens’ flagship luxury senior community in Venice, which is scheduled to open late summer 2016. The approximate 17 acres of Tuscan Gardens is located at Grand Haven along Colbert Lane, a half-mile south of the Palm Coast Parkway. For more information, call 407-206-6511.
David Ayres, a top radio manager
Flagler Broadcasting’s David Ayers has been honored by Radio Ink Magazine as one of the best managers in radio, for the second time.
Ayres is the vice president and general manager for Flagler Broadcasting, which has grown to five stations in addition to St. Augustine. He was selected for this recognition by the Radio Ink Editorial Review Committee, for his companies’ performance and growth.
For more information about any of his stations, call 437-1992.
Preferred Management adds two associations
Preferred Management Services added two new associations to their management portfolio, Halifax Plantation Phase I and Palm Pointe Condominium Association.
Halifax Plantation Phase I is a single-family home community located within the master association of Halifax Plantation in Ormond Beach, Florida, and Palm Pointe Condominium Association is a commercial condominium consisting of six units located within the Northlake Master Association in Palm Coast.
PMSI can be reached at 439-0134, or online at www.preferredmanagementservices.net.
Losing weight to donate
Peak Fitness & Rehab owners Dave and Desiree Chalice presented Nadine King of Christmas Come True with a check for $430.21 on Tuesday, Nov. 10, after hosting its weight loss Take Down Challenge, which began Oct. 19.
Challengers lost over 157 pounds as well as 147 inches, spending 28 days eating healthy and exercising. They all pledged to donate $1 per pound lost to Flagler’s Christmas Come True program, and Peak Fitness & Rehab pledged to match the donations by 50%.
Intracoastal Bank completes remodeling
Intracoastal Bank has completed the remodeling of their Flagler County location, marking their 7-Year anniversary.
“Our new signage was the final part to our remodeling and it was installed last week,” said President and CEO Bruce Page. “The bank went through improvements inside and out, and the entire process took about four weeks.”
The remodeled lobby includes a new greeter station for welcoming all clients as they enter the Banking Center, a fresh paint job on the inside and out and resurfacing the entire parking lot.
The bank is located at 1290 Palm Coast Parkway NW. Call 449-0958.
Hired!
Florida Hospital Flagler has selected Bryan Seiple to serve as manager of the cardiopulmonary department.
Clint Crain recently joined Palm Coast Data as Vice President of Sales. In this role, Crain is charged with generating new business revenue in the consumer magazine sector.
Agent team six
Hallmark Properties has announced the addition of four new agents, covering Flagler County, to their team: Chris Dosh, Judy O’Neill, Beth Berry, Donna Cialone and Connie Lattman.
“We are pleased to welcome each of these agents to our family of real estate experts,” said Co-Manager Anthony Lucca. “They bring a fresh perspective to the industry, and we’re looking forward to celebrating their many successes.”
Hallmark Properties is located at 9 Harbor Center Drive. Call 445-1200 or go online at www.weicherthallmark.com.
