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Limits on the number of chickens allowed per home and a $50 permit fee are among some of the new ordinance.
12/18/2025

Limits on the number of chickens allowed per home and a $50 permit fee are among some of the new ordinance.

The new set of rules establishes a $50 permit fee, limits on how many chickens residents can own and more. Here's what to know.

The county applied to have approximately 153 acres of the Bulow Creek floodplain through the state's Florida Forever pro...
12/16/2025

The county applied to have approximately 153 acres of the Bulow Creek floodplain through the state's Florida Forever program.

Flagler Commissioners unanimously approved an effort to apply for Florida Forever funds to preserve part of the Bulow Creek floodplain.

Both Flagler County Sheriff's deputies suffered what are believed to be non-life-threatening injuries, the sheriff's off...
12/16/2025

Both Flagler County Sheriff's deputies suffered what are believed to be non-life-threatening injuries, the sheriff's office stated.

The 2 deputies were injured when their motorcycles were struck on Palm Coast Parkway NE and Clubhouse Drive in Palm Coast.

The county struck a deal with the Veranda Bay/Summertown developer to purchase and preserve 153 acres of environmentally...
12/10/2025

The county struck a deal with the Veranda Bay/Summertown developer to purchase and preserve 153 acres of environmentally sensitive land on Bulow Creek.

The effort is only possible because Summertown developer Ken Belshe agreed to sell around 80% of the Bulow Creek watershed. Here's what's next.

The 23,000-sqaure-foot facility will serve as the new home for the Bunnell Library and the Health and Human Services Dep...
12/10/2025

The 23,000-sqaure-foot facility will serve as the new home for the Bunnell Library and the Health and Human Services Department.

The 23,000-square-foot facility on 2199 Commerce Parkway is the new home of the Bunnell Library and the county's health and human services department.

Ex-Flagler County paramedic James T. Melady was charged with one count of sexual battery on a helpless person and video ...
12/10/2025

Ex-Flagler County paramedic James T. Melady was charged with one count of sexual battery on a helpless person and video voyeurism.

Ex-Flagler County paramedic James T. Melady said he was performing medical checks on an unresponsive woman and denied any sexual battery.

With pier renovations underway, parking on A1A can be hard. But there are other options.
12/09/2025

With pier renovations underway, parking on A1A can be hard. But there are other options.

With pier renovations underway, on-street parking along A1A has been limited over the past few months. Here are some alternatives.

James Melady claimed that he was performing a medical procedure, according to a motion filed by his defense attorney.
12/09/2025

James Melady claimed that he was performing a medical procedure, according to a motion filed by his defense attorney.

James T. Melady was on duty as a Flagler County Fire Rescue paramedic when he sexually battered an unconscious patient, the Sheriff's Office said.

Macy, a 16-year-old Yorkie, was attacked and killed by a coyote near the Sanchez Park neighborhood.
12/09/2025

Macy, a 16-year-old Yorkie, was attacked and killed by a coyote near the Sanchez Park neighborhood.

A coyote ran off with Lynn Blanford's Yorkie when she took the little dog out for a walk on a leash early one morning.

Summertown developer agrees to sell part of Bulow Creek watershed if county can find the money.
12/09/2025

Summertown developer agrees to sell part of Bulow Creek watershed if county can find the money.

The Summertown developer is willing to sell 80% of the Bulow Creek floodplain if the county can secure funds through Florida Forever program.

The four-phase project, which promises to transform Palm Coast's western side, has received approximately $125 million i...
12/05/2025

The four-phase project, which promises to transform Palm Coast's western side, has received approximately $125 million in state grants.

Palm Coast City Council approved the construction of the project's second phase, but only if some contingency costs are capped first.

City says revenue from pet licensing fees increase could generate close to $200,000.
12/03/2025

City says revenue from pet licensing fees increase could generate close to $200,000.

Amid growing animal control services needs and rising costs, the city has increased pet licensing fees for the first time since 2008.

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When the first issue of the Flagler/Palm Coast News-Tribune rolled off the presses on Sept. 9, 1981, it was a paper with a long name and an even longer history.

The newspaper made its debut on Feb. 6, 1913 as the St. Johns Tribune. It would be another four years before Flagler County would be carved out of St. Johns and Volusia counties, but the promise of rapid growth meant plenty of news to be reported from the tiny town named for Alvah Bunnell.

Renamed The Flagler Tribune after the county was chartered in 1917, the weekly paper focused largely on local news. The earliest editions are filled with stories about the state of the county’s potato crop, the goings on in the county seat of Bunnell as well as Flagler Beach, along with the social comings and goings of county residents.