PALM COAST
SOCCER SENIOR NIGHTS PAGE 6B
Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.
VOLUME 13, NO. 51
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 2023
Do you want to be a guardian? School district will hand out forms to gauge employees’ interest in carrying a concealed weapon. PAGE 4A
Students injured in crash Three Flagler Palm Coast High School girls basketball players injured in two-car crash on Belle Terre Parkway. PAGE 8A INSIDE ABOVE AVERAGE Flagler, Volusia 2022 graduation rates exceed statewide average. PAGE 5A
GREEN LION CLOSES
A rare sighting
A killer whale washed up in Flagler beach. It’s the first on record. PAGE 3A Green Lion closed on Jan. 14; Loopers to take over concession by early March. PAGE 2A
An orca washed ashore on Jan. 11.
ANOTHER DUNKIN’
Swashbuckling sisters
New Dunkin’ Donuts slated for S.R. 100 and Old Kings Road. PAGE 10A
PROJECT DELAYED
Photo by Sierra Williams
Bibla sisters are among five Matanzas wrestling champs at Lady Pirate Classic. PAGE 4B
Dune renourishment project delayed 11 months for redesign. PAGE 11A
HOMES APPROVED
Flagler Beach approves 112home subdivision. PAGE 11A
CHISHOLM TRAIL
Shirley Chisholm Trail recognizes a ‘national citizen of Palm Coast.’ PAGE 12A
INDEX
Business....................PAGE 10A Calendar..................... PAGE 2B Cops Corner............... PAGE 6A Letters.......................PAGE 12A Public Notices.............PAGE 7B Sports......................... PAGE 4B Real Estate..................PAGE 7B Veterans....................PAGE 12A
MLK parade Bunnell marks Martin Luther King Jr. Day with parade, speeches. Photo by Jake Montgomery
Matanzas’ Brielle Bibla, left, waits for the pin against Lucy Underwood from Bibla’s former school, Tocoi Creek.
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