Flagler Beach News

Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area at Flagler Beach will host a Crowsfoot Pickin' Party from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday.

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

When the organizers of this year's Relay For Life event in Flagler Beach began tossing around ideas to raise money for the cause the usual ideas were brought up.

Jody Kinberger is a second generation owner of the Dream Inn in Daytona Beach Shores, where a Statue of Liberty is surrounded by paintings of sea creatures and tropical birds.

Our community is swirling with activities now that the New Year is well under way.

Large numbers of Flagler Beach voters went to the polls on Tuesday and chose two familiar faces as their new mayor and city commissioner.

Provencher, an assistant manager at the Golden Lion restaurant, won about 58 percent of the vote over opponent J. NeJame, a former U.S. Marine Corps member and yacht broker.

I'm meteorologist Mike Prangley. We had a beautiful classic winter day and not get ready for a real January chill tonight.

Examples include a driver's license, passport, or military, student or public assistance ID.

Democrats, independents and small-party voters: If you live in Flagler Beach, your local candidates don't want you to stay home Tuesday.

Salena Zito is a Pittsburgh Tribune-Review staff writer and can be reached at 412-320-7879, via e-mail or on Twitter.

Beach restoration, pier repairs and improving wastewater treatment are among the top priorities for the city -- but addressing those needs will require millions of dollars.

She had a way about her, so much so that people gave and gave until Lydia Cladek had taken them for millions.

Earrings made from a Cheerio box, pottery inscribed with a personal story or hand woven scarves - these items and more are part of Trades of Hope of Palm Coast.

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.

Close to 75 people attended a forum where candidates each answered 10 questions about city issues.