Fairgrounds Expo Hall Ribbon-Cutting Set for Sept. 23
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Fairgrounds Expo Hall is at 1:30 p.m. September 23 at the Fairgrounds, 170 Sawgrass Road, Bunnell.
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Germany’s Hard-Right AfD Party Wins One. What Now?
The results of Germany’s Saxony-Anhalt state election on September 6 were far worse than feared for the country’s mainstream politics.
Raymond Royer, Flagler County Commission Candidate: The Live Interview
Raymond Royer is an independent--or no party affiliation--candidate for Flagler County Commission, District 2, facing Theresa Pontieri.
Raymond Royer, Flagler County Commission Candidate: The Live Interview
Raymond Royer is an independent--or no party affiliation--candidate for Flagler County Commission, District 2, facing Theresa Pontieri.
Germany’s Hard-Right AfD Party Wins One. What Now?
The results of Germany’s Saxony-Anhalt state election on September 6 were far worse than feared for the country’s mainstream politics.
Support for Labor Unions Is at a 25-Year High
Nearly half of Americans want unions to be more powerful, in a showing of labor support that’s at an all-time high in the last 25 years.
The Demolition of Stars and Stripes as the Military’s Independent Newspaper
The Pentagon fired three journalists, threatening the historical editorial independence of American military news publications.
The Demolition of Stars and Stripes as the Military’s Independent Newspaper
The Pentagon fired three journalists, threatening the historical editorial independence of American military news publications.
Economic Development Group Join Opposition to Amendment 3
The Florida Economic Development Council and the Orlando Economic Partnership (OEP) both issued statements denouncing the amendment.
What We All Owe Gloria Steinem
Feminist activist Gloria Steinem will long be known for her acute intelligence, courage and wit, and for setting torches alight globally.
Undocumented Students Now Banned from All Florida Colleges and Universities
Students must be lawfully in the United States to attend Florida’s universities, the board that oversees the university system voted Thursday. The measure received no debate or discussion, except from memb...
Universal Monsters Take Over Palm Coast Fire Station 21 For Hall Of Terror Oct. 30-31
he Palm Coast Fire Department will host the free Hall of Terror event this Halloween, themed around Universal Monsters this year.
Quebec Takes Secularism to Extremes
Québec’s Bill 9 infringes upon fundamental religious obligations, challenging traditional concepts of Canadian state neutrality.
Florida Tax Watch Rolls Out Amendment 3 Information Website
The Florida Property Tax Resource Center offers what Florida Tax Watch calls “independent, data-driven research on Amendment 3.
Flagler Beach Manager Dale Martin Secures Another Satisfactory Evaluation Despite Cunningham’s Cold Shoulder
Flagler Beach City Manager Dale Martin received a satisfactory evaluation despite one commissioner's harsh criticism.
Whopping Increase In Starlink Satellites Risks Catastrophic Atmospheric Pollution And Orbital Collision Dan...
Launching one million SpaceX satellites as orbital data centers will overwhelm stars and damage the atmosphere.
Whopping Increase In Starlink Satellites Risks Catastrophic Atmospheric Pollution And Orbital Collision Dan...
Launching one million SpaceX satellites as orbital data centers will overwhelm stars and damage the atmosphere.
The Lasting Appeal of Homeschooling
There's a reason that homeschooling enrollment remains significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels across the United States.
Flagler Unemployment Stable at 5.5%, But Underlying Trends Mirror Sharp Decline in Consumer Confidence
Flagler County reports stable unemployment, declining school enrollment, inflation eroding property values, and falling confidence.
AI’s Next Frontier: The Courtroom
Artificial intelligence tools increasingly assist legal research and bail assessments but lack the capacity for moral judgment.
Chick-fil-A Drive-Thru Exhibitionist Sentenced to 5 Years’ Probation
Luke Matthew Dudkewic, 33, of Palm Coast, pleaded guilty to a second-degree felony for exposing himself to a 15-year-old Chick-fil-A drive-through employee in late April and was sentenced to five years of se...
Don’t Trust the Name on the PAC
Political action committees use deceptive names to manipulate voters, requiring stronger skepticism and investigative reporting.
Don’t Trust the Name on the PAC
Political action committees use deceptive names to manipulate voters, requiring stronger skepticism and investigative reporting.
Smaller Florida School Districts Are Banding Together to Lower Health Costs
School districts are banding together to reduce health insurance premiums through the Florida Educator Health Trust (FLEHT).