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By Observer Staff
February 17, 2012

SATURDAY: Science Olympiad at Matanzas High School

The Matanzas High School STEM Academy will host a regional science contest Saturday, Feb. 18.

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By Observer Staff
February 17, 2012

This Weekend: Hot Food and Spicy Blues Festival

Click "Read More" for things to do this weekend, including the Hot Food and Spicy Blues Festival 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 18, at the Florida Agricultural Museum, 7900 Old Kings Road N.

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By Shanna Fortier
February 16, 2012

Indian Trails drops to third in video contest; vote today

Indian Trails Middle School is more than 6,000 votes behind the first place video. Voting end March 12.

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By Observer Staff
February 16, 2012

County to break ground at horseshoe facility

A groundbreaking will be held 3 p.m. Monday, Feb. 20, for twelve horseshoe pits at Old Dixie Park.

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By Shanna Fortier
February 15, 2012

Washington Oaks celebrates citrus

The annual Citrus Harvest Festival was held Saturday, Feb. 11, at Washington Oaks Gardens State Park.

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By Nate McLaughlin
February 15, 2012

BEST ADVICE: Nate McLaughlin

"It's like eating your vegetables first. The best place to have something difficult is behind you."

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By Shanna Fortier
February 15, 2012

VOiCE launches magazine at Carver Center

Students involved in the VOiCE program celebrated the launch of their first magazine Thursday, Feb. 9, at the George Washington Carver Community Center, in Bunnell.

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By Shanna Fortier
February 14, 2012

Free Clinic hosts open house with Canakaris, 90

The Flagler County Free Clinic held an open house Friday, Feb. 10, in appreciation of its volunteers and in hopes of attracting new ones.

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By Observer Staff
February 14, 2012

Photo gallery: Have a Heart for the Arts 5K

Have a Heart for the Arts 5K drew almost 200 runners to the beach run, which acted as a fundraiser for the Old Kings Elementary School arts program. The race was organized by Flagler Beach Ocean Rescue Lieutenant and Old Kings music teacher Rodney Harshbarger and Old Kings physical education teacher Mike D'Ascheberg.

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By Observer Staff
February 13, 2012

FCAL announces poetry and art show winners

The Flagler County Art League announced the winners for its 'Flagler County in Views, Scenes and Words' show. Click "Read More" to read the winning poem.

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By Shanna Fortier
February 11, 2012

Buddy Taylor students learn public speaking

As eighth-grader Bertina Guerrier stood at the podium, she looked out to the audience Wednesday, Feb. 8, and told them that farts were flammable.

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By Shanna Fortier
February 11, 2012

Design on a dime

According to local interior designer Diane Belanger, the importance of designing the space you live in cannot be underestimated.

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By Observer Staff
February 10, 2012

This Weekend: Citrus Harvest Festival

Click "Read More" for things to do this weekend, including the Citrus Harvest Festival 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 11, at Washington Oaks Gardens State Park, 6400 N. Oceanshore Blvd.

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By Observer Staff
February 10, 2012

NOW SHOWING: 'Kung Fu Panda 2'

The city of Palm Coast will show 'Kung Fu Panda 2' tonight, Feb. 10, for free in Central Park.

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By Observer Staff
February 9, 2012

Indian Trails wins $70,000 grant; finalist in video contest

Indian Trails Middle School has been selected as one of the top 12 finalists in the Samsung's nationwide Solve for Tomorrow video contest and has won $70,000 in technology for its new STEM lab.

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SATURDAY: Science Olympiad at Matanzas High School

This Weekend: Hot Food and Spicy Blues Festival

Indian Trails drops to third in video contest; vote today

County to break ground at horseshoe facility

Washington Oaks celebrates citrus

BEST ADVICE: Nate McLaughlin

VOiCE launches magazine at Carver Center

Free Clinic hosts open house with Canakaris, 90

Photo gallery: Have a Heart for the Arts 5K

FCAL announces poetry and art show winners

Buddy Taylor students learn public speaking

Design on a dime

This Weekend: Citrus Harvest Festival

NOW SHOWING: 'Kung Fu Panda 2'

Indian Trails wins $70,000 grant; finalist in video contest

Thirsty Turtle Seagrill coming to The Trails Shopping Center in Ormond Beach

Volusia man shot after confrontation in his Ormond-area home, VCSO reports

Hammock Dunes home tops real estate listings in Palm Coast, Flagler with $1.6 million sale

Florida state Sen. Randy Fine seeks to replace U.S. Rep. Michael Waltz

Volusia County secures $2.5 million grant to restore coastal dune vegetation

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