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Flagler County Commissioners at today’s meeting. From left, Dave Sullivan, Joe Mullins, Donald O’Brien, and Andy Dance. Greg Hansen, who is ill, was absent. A few people addressing the Flagler County Commission this morning called on the resignation of Joe Mullins for sponsoring the travels to and taking part in last week’s protest-turned-riot on the U.S. Capitol. Mullins had days earlier called for the beheading of liberals and used commission letterhead to repeat the false narrative of a fraudulent election and urge Florida’s congressional election to overturn the presidential vote....

Flagler Beach City Commissioner Ken Bryan at a community meeting in 2019, before his election to the commission, under a banner that called on the audience to vote. (© FlaglerLive) The following are Ken Bryan’s remarks to the Flagler County Commission this morning. Bryan, a Flagler Beach city commissioner, spoke after several individuals addressed the commission, some to denounce Commissioner Joe Mullins’s role sponsoring a trip of protesters to Washington, D.C., last week (he did not organize the trip), some to defend him. Mullins was among the dozens of local residents who protested in...

Top 10 Trails in Florida Florida's Legacy Trail | Photo by Brian Gerhardstein This blog has been updated from its original 2014 version. Special acknowledgment: Ken Bryan, RTC's Florida State Director and Senior Strategist for External Relations NOTE: Rails-to-Trails Conservancy urges all individuals seeking trail experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic to practice social distancing at all times and follow the guidelines by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and state and local governments. For more information and resources on how to #RecreateResponsibly outside, go to railst...

Ken Parker, left, is the retired Port Orange City Manager. He’s been helping the Flagler Beach City Commission filter through its list of applicants for managers. (© FlaglerLive via YouTube) The Flagler Beach City Commission on Tuesday evening shuffled and narrowed its list of prospective city managers from seven to five. The commission is on pace to hire a new manager, replacing the late Larry Newsom, by February.  The city drafted a team of three retired managers to go through 57 initial applicants and recommend a short-list for the commissioners’ consideration. The trio recommended s...