FlaglerLive

FlaglerLive

FlaglerLive is a nonprofit journalism organization that runs FlaglerLive.com online. Our goal is to deliver top-notch, original journalism that includes reporting, analysis, commentary, and open discussions every day of the week. We don’t aim to take the place of your current news sources; instead, we want to enhance and supplement them, establishing ourselves as the most trustworthy and thorough news outlet in the county. Historically, Flagler County has not received sufficient attention from the media or effective watchdog journalism, and FlaglerLive seeks to address that gap.

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  • 2 months ago | flaglerlive.com | Pierre Tristam

    Let’s examine why Saudi Arabia’s Islamists are so aroused over the U.S. Supreme Court’s 6-3 ruling by June that using public money to fund religious madrassas is perfectly fine. The court took on the case last week from Oklahoma, where an online Catholic school, St. Isidore of Seville, but really more of 7501 NW Expressway in Oklahoma City, across from Home Depot and the Mattress Firm Clearance Center, sued after it was denied a charter and tax dollars.

  • 2 months ago | flaglerlive.com | Pierre Tristam

    On Oct. 3, 1995, after a trial that had lasted as long as a presidential election campaign, a jury found O.J. Simpson not guilty of murdering Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. Blacks cheered. Whites were horrified and angered that Blacks cheered. Blacks cheered even louder at whites being horrified. All they saw was white derangement syndrome.

  • Jan 15, 2025 | flaglerlive.com

    Vacation rentals in Palm Coast, where most of the growth is concentrated, has surged by 70 percent in two years, most in single-family homes.

  • Jan 7, 2025 | flaglerlive.com

    Country music star Lee Greenwood bring his patriotism and his "God Bless the USA," to the Fitzgerald Performing Arts Center in Palm Coast.

  • Dec 29, 2024 | flaglerlive.com | Pierre Tristam

    In January 1977 the nuns where we used to attend church in Lebanon gifted me the only dog I ever owned, a mutt they’d called Jimmy, after the newly elected American president. American politics was the world’s most accessible entertainment even then, so Jimmy Carter was big news in Lebanon. To those Antonine nuns Carter was something of a sex symbol. He wore his Christianity on his sleeve with a leer worthy of Mary Magdalene, allowing them to lust for him in their heart.