- November 23, 2024
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For $2.40 per pound, palmetto berries are attracting more and more pickers. Here’s what it means for Flagler County.
Aaron Carll and Sarah Main stand in front of a greenhouse at FPC they hope to renovate to grown plants for a bat garden.
Oceanshore Boulevard lost asphalt as far as — and in some places beyond — the road’s centerline.
About 600 trucks of debris have been collected from residences in Palm Coast, and portions of Flagler Beach have reopened.
Old Kings first-grader Allison Sims was totally focused on casting her ballot on Tuesday, Nov. 1.
Kyah Fuller loved spending time in the petting zoo.
Junior ROTC cadet salutes at the city' s Military Memorial after laying a bouquet of flowers.
Glenn French kneeled at the traveling Vietnam Veterans Memorial, at the Freedom Fest at Flagler Executive Airport, looking for the names of men he was in basic training with.
Flagler Palm Coast High School marched and rode in the parade.
Palm Coast resident Mike Mangum works the chainsaw at a house in the C-section.
Elizabeth Figueroa, Roxanne Miller and Sarafina Johnson show off Panama’s “pollera” dress.
T.J. McNitt, owner of Verdego, walks with Carl Cote, Palm Coast construction manager.
Shoshana Ravede ran with her dad, Jim Ravede.
Samantha North, Carley Tawbush and Matthew Bentley work together on the spelling Osmo.
Tommy Aslan held on to his son, Braydan, as the canons exploded. Braydan’s currently learning about the Civil War in school.
