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BJ’s Wholesale Club Readies to Open as County Raises Traffic Concerns and Palm Coast Annexes
BJ’s Wholesale Club on State Road 100 will open in a matter of weeks, its parking lot paved on Monday and its certificate of occupancy soon to be issued, Flagler County’s planning director said, while Palm Coast government today took the first step toward annexing the property. But county officials raised concerns about traffic lights and traffic patterns ahead.
Republican candidates for Florida House District 19 clash over experience, district roots
The two Republican candidates for Florida House District 19 are both youthful, arch-conservatives. Darryl Boyer stands against illegal immigration, for a strong economy and pledges to uphold the conservative values of limited government, the Second Amendment and the right to life. ...
63-year-old Florida man hit by a car in crash along Palm Coast Parkway: FHP
FLAGLER COUNTY, FLA. - A Flagler County man was hit by a car on Monday afternoon, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Troopers said the crash happened on Palm Coast Parkway and Leanni Way around 1:18 p.m. According to the incident report, an SUV stopped at a stop sign to...
Flagler Republicans React to Trump Assassination Attempt
The entire country was sent reeling on Saturday, when a gunman appeared to shoot former President Donald Trump in the ear during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania. Trump survived with non-life-threatening injuries, but one rally-goer was killed along with the alleged shooter. It was the first time a current or former president was shot since March 1981, when Ronald Reagan was shot in the torso in Washington D.C. Reactions have varied wildly across the political spectrum. The vast majority of political leaders of either party, even staunch opponents of Trump, have condemned the attempted assassination and wished him well in his recovery. President Joe Biden, Trump’s presumptive 2024 general election opponent, said he spoke to Trump on the phone after the shooting. The effects are being felt not only in the federal government, but in smaller, more local circles who participate in the presidential election. In Flagler County, this manifested with a Trump rally on the Matanzas Woods Pkwy overpass of I-95 in Palm Coast and alongside Palm Coast Pkwy just south, where a coalition of Trump faithful gathered to show their support and resolve in the wake of the frightening attack. Multiple elected officials attended and candidates for office were in attendance at the rally. The group waved a variety of flags on the overpass, the most public display of support for ex-President Trump since a now-discontinued highway billboard that announced ‘Flagler County is Trump Country’. Indeed, the voting numbers seem to lend credence to that bold claim – Flagler County voted for Trump with a 58.38% majority in 2016 and then with 59.90% in 2020. For context, the county’s voter registration is 48.88% Republican according to data from the Supervisor of Elections Office. In the hours following the shooting the Flagler Republican Party announced, at the discretion of Chairman Perry Mitrano, that they’d be closing the Flagler County Republican Executive Committee HQ for the week. A followup announcement clarified that, with new safety protocols implemented for the safety of members and volunteers, the office would be reopening on Wednesday for its usual hours of 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. A ribbon-cutting for the office, which will be open weekdays until the election, is slated for later this month.
Flagler County's new BJ's Wholesale to open in August
The BJ’s Wholesale Club being built at the Seminole Woods Boulevard and State Road 100 intersection is likely to open in late August. Owned by Seminole Woods Investments, LLC, the development is on 32 acres, over 10 of which belongs just to the BJ's, its parking lot, and its gas station. At the north end of the property — a shopping plaza called Cornerstone at Seminole Woods — five smaller parcels for more retail shops line S.R. 100.
Lower rain chances on Wednesday with afternoon storms tracking west
ORLANDO, Fla. - Wednesday's rain chances will be lower than usual for mid-July, with just 30% coverage, mainly affecting Marion, Flagler, and Alachua counties. Most areas around Orlando and east of the beaches are expected to stay dry. Typical summer rain chances return on Thursday, with around 60% coverage each...
Florida woman accused of DUI after toasting slot machine victory
FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. - A Florida woman found herself behind bars when she was caught drunk driving after celebrating her recent slot machine winnings with wine and tequila, according to the Flagler County Sheriff's Office. Maureen Noble was arrested Saturday and charged with DUI after the incident that unfolded on...
4 Arrested in Sheriff’s Sting Operation Involving Seekers of Under-Age Girls, Including 2 on Trafficking Charges
The Flagler County Sheriff in cooperation with other agencies in the region arrested four men Saturday and Sunday following a sting operation targeting individuals who sought out what the men allegedly thought were underage girls for sex. In every case, sheriff’s detectives fabricated profiles and posed as underage girls after...
Nick Klufas, Flagler County Commission District 3 Candidate: The Live Interview
Nick Klufas is a Republican candidate for Flagler County Commission, District 3. The two-term Palm Coast City Council member, who is term-limited, faces Kim Carney and Bill Clark, both Republicans, in the Aug. 20 primary. Because a write-in candidate has filed expressly to close the election to non-Republicans, only registered...
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