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More motels planned despite low occupancy
With five motels under construction in the Volusia-Flagler market, you'd think that was enough.
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2nd Palm Coast Wal-Mart gets planning board OK
The city's planning and land development regulation board voted unanimously Wednesday night to recommend approval of final site plans for a Wal-Mart Supercenter near the intersection of Old Kings Road and State ...
Will Maintaining Speed Maintain Your Mileage?
We watch the numbers go up as the gas goes in the tank. It's something Linda Perkins does every week for work.
Contract to revamp old bridge gets OK from the city
After years of debate, delay and inaction on renovating the Kings Road Bridge, the City Council Monday agreed on a contractor to begin revamping the aging wooden span across Hopkins Creek.
1 Killed, 1 Hurt In Single-Car Wreck On A1A
One man was killed and another seriously injured after a vehicle left state Road A1A and ended up in the woods.
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'It was like being in a charcoal fishbowl'
Becky and Michael Mitchell had relocated from Fort Lauderdale and moved into their new home in Palm Coast in 1998 when they were forced to evacuate to escape the wildfire.
Murder unsolved as witnesses stay mum Board to revisit dropping beach tolls Spruce Creek students share film prize Gift of freedom Fourth of July holiday schedule A harrowing month JUNE 6, 1998: A massive fire ...
SYF awards scholarship to Palm Coast resident
Vincent L. Sullivan of Palm Coast was awarded a one-time monetary scholarship of $1,500 by Simon Youth Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing educational and career development ...
Officials: Doctor jailed after break-in
A Palm Coast doctor who deputies say stormed into a home uninvited and argued with someone inside was charged with burglary and taken to jail.
Man accused in wife's shooting captured in Palm Coast
A Pasco County man accused of abducting and shooting his estranged wife was captured after a chase that ended Tuesday afternoon in Palm Coast, authorities said.
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Palm Coast seeks to share fueling depots with Flagler schools
During Monday's thunderstorms, things got a bit hectic for city firefighters. With seven firetrucks responding to calls, multiple trips for refueling were inevitable, Fire Chief Mike Beadle said.
A week after being shot by Jacksonville police during a chase after a bank robbery, the 50-year-old suspect has died, the Sheriff's Office said Tuesday.
Man Accused Of Abducting, Shooting Wife Arrested
A Hernando County man armed with a shotgun crashed his vehicle Tuesday afternoon in Palm Coast as he fled Flagler County sheriff's deputies after dropping a shooting victim off at a hospital in St.
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New animal control officers set to hit Palm Coast streets
The city's first in-house animal control officers will begin facing off Tuesday with dangerous dogs and cats, and stray and abandoned domestic animals.
2 teens charged in Palm Coast armed robbery
A Palm Coast teen was arrested Wednesday after the Flagler County Sheriff's Office said he committed an armed robbery June 19 to get an Xbox game system.
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Bulow Plantation Ruins or Bulowville Ruins of the once-prosperous Bulow Plantation from the early 19th century include a sugar mill, spring house, wells, the crumbling plantation house foundation and slave ...
Palm Coast To Take Over Animal Control Enforcement
Beginning July 1, Palm Coast will officially bring animal control functions in-house, assuming responsibility for administering city ordinances relating to animal.
Former Volusia deputy on trial in robbery conspiracy
Jurors in the trial of a former Volusia County sheriff's deputy accused of plotting with another man to set up the robbery of a drug dealer heard evidence of the scheme through taped phone conversations and ...
Journal announces layoffs, bureaus closing
The News-Journal Corporation is being prepared for sale. These preparations are occurring during a major downturn in the nation's newspaper business, a downturn felt in our local market.
Here are some of the job requirements: perfection as the standard, expertise with special tactical weapons, ability to keep your cool when chaos surrounds you, endurance to handle push-you-to-the-limit ...