PALM COAST
Observer
DOGS ON SHOW PAGE 1B
YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.
VOLUME 13, NO. 39
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2022
Book dispute at Flagler Schools
Moms for Liberty members file complaints, citing explicit content, profanity and ‘alternate genders.’ PAGE 10A
Density too high?
Paul Renner’s political beginnings
Planning Board votes against Harborside Inn and Marina project PAGE 2A
Renner is about to be the speaker of the House. Here’s how faith and freedom combined to form his political views.
INSIDE THE NEW SCOOP
PAGE 3A
Imagine School teacher brings new sweets to Palm Coast PAGE 14A
BODY IDENTIFIED
FCSO, USF release computer image of victim at Toscana site PAGE 11A
HIGHLIGHT REEL
Matanzas comeback falls short, FPC rolls PAGE 9B
WINGS OF SUCCESS
Teens-In-Flight nonprofit opens new facility at Flagler Executive PAGE 16A
AHOY PIRATES
The Pirates won the combined boys and girls golf match for the second year in a row. PAGE 5B
A GOOD RUN
Matanzas cross country teams overcome adversity to qualify for regionals PAGE 6B
Paul Renner at the Highjackers Restaurant in Flagler County.
District champions
Photo by Brian McMillan
Pirates win the school’s first district bowling championship PAGE 8B
BEST OF THE BEST FPC cross country teams survive ‘district of doom.’ PAGE 6B
Artists and vendors showcase their skills at Palm Coast Fall Arts Festival
PAGE 4B
HAPPY HALLOWEEN Check out our calendar of events for Halloween!
PAGE 2B
INDEX
Business....................PAGE 14A Calendar..................... PAGE 2B Cops Corner............... PAGE 6A The Fine Arts.............. PAGE 3B Letters.......................PAGE 12A Public Notices...........PAGE 12B Sports......................... PAGE 5B Real Estate................PAGE 10B Veterans....................PAGE 12A
Fall fun
Photo by Brent Woronoff
The Matanzas boys bowling team: Sean Rouzier, Jett Waldem Brandon Page, Michael Fabre, coach Jens Oliva, Morgan Naydich, Christian Martin, Grant McMillan and Mason Evans.