PALM COAST
Observer YOU. YOUR NEIGHBORS. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD.
NET GAIN FOR PIRATES PAGE 4C THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2022
VOLUME 13, NO. 29
Mullins’ conduct draws scrutiny Commissioner gets into spat at polling location, declares on legal form he is ‘potentially bankrupt.’ PAGE 10A
SURF’S UP Protecting beaches proving costly
Surfers for Autism catches hearts and waves in Flagler Beach PAGE 1B
County faces tough decisions to prevent further beach erosion PAGE 5A INSIDE SCHOOL GRADES
Flagler is not alone among school districts in dropping down to a B grade in 2022 PAGE 3A
SCHOOL GUARDIANS The School Board discusses adding guardians to join School Resource Deputies PAGE 11A
BOARD CONFLICT
Two School Board members are upset with political barbs made by fellow board member Jill Woolbright PAGE 4A
Photo by Danny Broadhurst
CITY INTERNS
After summer experience, city interns offer guidance on hiring next generation PAGE 2A
BALLOT INITIATIVE
Proposed constitutional amendment would allow recreational use of marijuana by people 21 or older. PAGE 9A
Photo by Brent Woronoff
INDEX
Calendar.................... PAGE 11B Cops Corner............... PAGE 8A The Fine Arts...........PAGE 4-5B Letters.......................PAGE 12A Public Notices............ PAGE 8C Real Estate................. PAGE 5C Veterans....................PAGE 12A
Jordan Mills made plays on offense and defense.
Prepped and ready Pirates conclude preseason camp with two-hour scrimmage. SEE PAGE 1C
Solid scrimmage
FPC defeats Seabreeze SEE PAGE 1C Photo by Michele Meyers
FPC cornerback Zyquan Neal makes the tackle.