Bunnell News

A local ice cream truck business won't melt yet because the City Commission decided Thursday to delay a decision on mobile vendors.

DAYTONA BEACH: The Downtown-Ballough Road Redevelopment Area Board meets at noon in commission chambers at Daytona Beach City Hall, 301 S. Ridgewood Ave.

But for a group of Flagler County history buffs, the Espanola Cemetery was a historical museum worthy of care and attention.

On Wednesday, police targeted the prostitutes and arrested eight women, most of whom were charged with solicitation to commit prostitution.

Federally Qualified Health Centers are defined by Medicare and Medicaid statutes and funded under the Public Health Service Act.

Daytona Beach News-Journal Editor Pat Rice called the reopening of an office in Flagler County "an extension of a commitment we've already made to our readers." (News-Tribune A little more than a year from now -- Feb.

A Palm Coast man wanted on active warrants was arrested in Bunnell after he fought with a Flagler County Sheriff's deputy, according to reports.

A Palm Coast man is accused of stealing money from his employer over the past four years and threatening to have the Polish immigrant deported if he didn't go along with his spending, according to Bunnell Police officials.

Not having up-to-date information can be a serious handicap in the business world, something Joseph George found out the hard way.

Florida's closed primary system means that, unlike in the other early primary states, only registered Republicans can cast a ballot in the field to challenge President Barack Obama.

From left: Dr. Morris Carter; Jocelyn Crockett; Erma Brooks; Jeroline McCarthy; Sue Baiety, Chi Delta Omega president; and William Seeney are pictured at the fifth annual Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Chi Delta Omega Chapter and Ivy Community Foundation Inc.'s Dr.

The search is on for a new top cop in Bunnell since Police Chief Arthur Jones announced he's leaving in April and the City Council wants to find one willing to work for $50,000 and also help patrol the city.

The Southeast Volusia Advertising Authority meets at 11 a.m. in the boardroom of the Visitors Information Center at 2238 State Road 44.

Mary Jane Jones remembers a time when a group of black residents marching down the streets of the county seat would have been greeted with hostility by local officials.