Palm Coast Report

Former sheriff James Manfre writes that, over that past 10 years, the county’s population has increased by 30%, but Staly’s budget has increased by over 120%.

‘Fiscal discipline, transparency, and accountability have defined the Sheriff’s Office under my leadership,’ writes Sheriff Rick Staly.

At the end of the meet-and-greet, Tanger will contribute $10,000 to The Gracie Foundation, supporting women undergoing cancer treatment.

The funds will support the school’s upcoming production of “Mamma Mia,” to open in the Seabreeze auditorium on Friday, Feb. 20, at 6 p.m.

Flagler Auditorium Director Amelia Fulmer is retiring on July 31. The proposed job description for her replacement is expansive.

Due to a Pine Ridge classroom project being delayed, seven facilities projects are being fast-tracked. Also, VCS welcomed its new chief financial officer.

The new series will also celebrate the completion of the a food truck pad, being built next to The Stage at Town Center.

After not advancing to the semifinals last year, the Bulldogs made it to the final day of competition and placed ninth out of 44 teams.

Monzon and Tenti of Argentina won the doubles championship.

‘His departure represents a significant loss to our organization,’ County Administrator Heidi Petito said. Sayles’ last day will be March 3.

Also: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton volleyball team wins diocese championship.

In recognition, Paradise Pointe will host a free community event, Models and Milestones, from 2-4 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 22.

BPD took home both the People’s Choice and first place award by the International Chili Society, dethroning the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office.

‘The addition of Palmer Chiropractic Clinic to our Lohman Building is a significant step in expanding Halifax Health’s continuum of care,’ said Jeff Feasel, president and CEO of Halifax Health.

What are your neighbors talking about this week?