The Floral City Heritage Council and community came out one recent spring morning to see the kiosk and be involved in the dedication of the informational display.
Frank Peters talks about the history of Hernando de Soto's travels through the Duval Island area of Citrus County on Friday as a kiosk was unveiled to tell the story of the interactions the Spanish explorer had with the areas inhabitants. The sign acts as a marker for the De Soto Trail.
Waterfront Park construction enhancements to begin this week | Palm Coast Observer
The City of Palm Coast has received a multi-year grant through the Florida Inland Navigation District for enhancements to Waterfront Park to build non-motorized boat access through a floating dock for a launch area.
The main Intracoastal Waterway Trail that runs along the water will remain open and accessible until just past the pavilions and also will include access to the restrooms and fishing pier. The second paved path near the parking lot will be closed in its entirety for construction.
A1A Reopens 4 Days After Nicole Shut It Down as 600 Truckloads Dump 11,000 Cubic Yards of Sand | ...
It’s not quite as impressive as building the 1,600 miles of the Alaska Highway in 244 days, but the repairs of 4.8 miles of State Road A1A in three segments ravaged by Hurricane Nicole is not a small achievement: the road reopened to traffic in both directions Saturday evening just four ...
CITY WATCH: Palm Coast to sue over Holland Park splash pad damage | Palm Coast Observer
Palm Coast is planning to sue the contractors it considers responsible for damage to the city's splash pad at Holland Park.
The pad’s surface delaminated shortly after the attraction opened, presenting a trip hazard that forced the city to close it.
Brian Laundrie's family demand apology after 'Jeopardy!
'The entire Laundrie family is appalled and concurs with all of the comments on social media on how distasteful this was,' the Laundrie family attorney Steven Bertolino told TMZ. 'I believe an apology is due.'
The clue read, 'In 2021, fugitive Brian Laundrie ended his days in Fla's Myakkahatchee Creek area, home to these long & toothy critters.'
Man attempts to drive Jeep on local mountain bike trail | Ormond Beach Observer
Possession of fentanyl. An officer was driving southbound on North Yonge Street when a pedestrian stepped directly into the path of his patrol vehicle.
According to a police report, the officer explained to the man that he could have hit him with his patrol vehicle, and the man apologized. The officer wrote him a warning for the pedestrian violation.
So emotional watching this. Haven't seen this footage in decades. I've tried to find it! Thank you, Scott!🙏🏾🥲 I wa… https://t.co/1BtEa31XIL hollyrpeete (from Los Angeles via Philly!) Sun Nov 13 00:32:32 +0000 2022
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