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Reporter i dont think so. They are working on shell bees hand. After a great start dashing for a touchdown against the texans his thumb was hurt on this play in the Third Quarter when he was tackled and vince came down on him hard. They are down now a god have beens who. Take a deep breath. Players will handle what come. Injuries or missing guys or whatever it is, it is you gotta deal with it and play with the guys that are ready to play and that is the name of the game. A team effort. Offense, ...

Coast line. Its not as lucky as you head up this morning. Livermore red nagger heading at the 61. It looks like we have some clout to get on the coastline. We are anticipating a lot of sunshine in the afternoon but were still dealing with a little milk little bit of moisture in the afternoon. Theres a possible isolated thunderstorms along some parts of the coastline. For the most part we will seek and dry conditions and sunshine. Were gonna follow the pattern of morning fog in afternoon sunshine...

Confessions of a bridge nut.

Bernie Wagnild, 83, passed away on December 25 due to complications of Parkinson’s disease. He was diagnosed with Parkinson’s more than 20 years ago and lived a remarkably active and

The Palm Coast planning board tabled a controversial plan for a massive 80-foot apartment tower at Harborside, next to Palm Coast Resort.

Residents and neighbors of Marineland had been concerned that the comprehensive plan did not protect the town from over-development.

Residents and neighbors of Marineland had been concerned that the comprehensive plan did not protect the town from over-development.

Marineland Dolphin Adventure took the attraction through various makeovers before its latest pending sale back to a for-profit, dolphin-centered company. (© FlaglerLive) Dolphin Discovery, a privately held, for profit company known for its swim-with-dolphins programs at nearly two dozen venues in the Caribbean, south Florida, Jamaica and Mexico, is buying Marineland Dolphin Adventure, according to Amy Lukasik, acting director of the county’s tourism division. Gary Inks, former general manag...

A group opposed to locating a 150-foot cell tower on the Palm Harbor Golf Club grounds produced a map showing the tower “moving” from an original location near the Green Lion restaurant to a different location. The Palm Coast City Council this morning tabled until January 19 a controversial proposal–the only controversial proposal among five like it in two years–to locate a 150-foot cell tower on the grounds of the city’s Palm Harbor Golf Club.  The decision only seemed straight-forw...