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Business Therapist Tiffany Rufino Named Positive Person of the Month by Flagler County Residents
01
Dec
By Krys DeWind
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Business Therapist Tiffany Rufino Named Positive Person of the Month by Flagler County Residents

"I never expect to win things, or advocate for it. I share a lot on social media; I never thought that I would be that person that is picked. I really got teary eyed, not because I am looking for accolades, I try to do stuff for other people and when it comes back it reminds me that I do things too," Tiffany said to kick off the interview. Tiffany's story started when she was very young. Her mother took herself and Tiffany out of a domestic violence situation that involved her biological father. Her mother was a big part…
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17 Year Old Author Ella Hanna Discusses Her Book, ‘From Stockholm to Salem’
21
Nov
By Krys DeWind
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17 Year Old Author Ella Hanna Discusses Her Book, ‘From Stockholm to Salem’

Seventeen year old Ella Hanna sat down and talked about her psychological thriller, 'From Stockholm to Salem' that was published last year. Ella was 16 years old when her first book was published; the book was a three year project that she started at age 13. Ella is a Flagler County resident and attends high school and college hear in Flagler County. The book is based on two teenage orphans, one emancipated, who are just trying to make it in the real world. The story takes many a twist and turn through harrowing experiences including homelessness, legal troubles, and more.…
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New Non-Profit Brings Back Parkinson’s Support Groups and Programs Post COVID
21
Nov
By Krys DeWind
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New Non-Profit Brings Back Parkinson’s Support Groups and Programs Post COVID

Renee Shoner, Founder of Parkinson's Flagler Palm Coast, has taken up the mantle of monthly meetings for those suffering from Parkinson's and their family/caretakers. This group was originally part of Halifax Health, but during the COVID shutdowns of 2020, the group had ceased to exist. Of those who ran this group prior to COVID, Renee was the only one left in the area with the time and ability to bring this group back to life. Renee shared her story with us, on how she became involved with the original group, as well as what led her to take it over…
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Celebrate Thanksgiving At These Flagler County Restaurants
04
Nov
By Kim Hunt
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Celebrate Thanksgiving At These Flagler County Restaurants

Celebrate Thanksgiving with the warmth and joy of a traditional feast, without the hassle of cooking and cleaning. We've compiled a list of restaurants in Flagler County that are open on Thanksgiving Day to serve you and your loved ones a delectable holiday meal to remember. Let the culinary experts delight your taste buds with a diverse range of traditional Thanksgiving dishes, as well as creative twists on classic recipes. Enjoy the festivities without the stress of preparing a feast and cleaning up afterward. Leave it to the professionals to handle everything while you relax. Share precious moments with family…
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Flagler County Drug Court Foundation: Bringing HOPE to the Community
01
Nov
By Krys DeWind
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Flagler County Drug Court Foundation: Bringing HOPE to the Community

The Flagler County Drug Court Foundation has been around for 14 years now, and they are the first organization to get a grant to provide free Narcan.  The help people who are in drug court to get them back on right path with employment and finishing their education if necessary. They help them with everything from starting a business to life skills training. The foundation works hand in hand with the Drug Court, but as a foundation they can do what the court cannot. I sat down with Michael B. Feldbauer and we talked about the foundation and everything they…
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Operation 22 Inc: A Lifeline for Veterans
01
Oct
By Kim Hunt
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Operation 22 Inc: A Lifeline for Veterans

Operation 22 Inc. is a volunteer based, not-for-profit organization that is dedicated to bringing the veteran community together to raise awareness and help end veteran suicide. They strive to provide veterans and military families with the support and resources they need to cope with their mental health issues. Through community outreach and creating camaraderie among those who have served, they hope to make a positive impact on the lives of our local veterans and their families. **Trigger Warning** This piece discusses suicide and suicidal ideation, and some people might find it disturbing. If you or someone you know is suicidal,…
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Old Glory Service Dogs: Helping Veterans and First Responders Obtain Service Dogs
28
Sep
By Krys DeWind
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Old Glory Service Dogs: Helping Veterans and First Responders Obtain Service Dogs

Old Glory Services Dogs 4 Veterans is a local not for profit organization out of Bunnell. The entire goal of this organization is to help veterans and save animals. Old Glory works to pair veterans with animals and help them work through the time and training to turn that dog into a service dog. We sat down with some of the trainers and members of this organization to really get a look behind the curtains as to how this organization works. President of Old Glory Service Dogs 4 Veterans, Lauren Driscoll, Trainer Tina Feliciano, Stephen Watkins and Bruce Miller, told…
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Spooky Spectacular: A List of Fall Festival and Trick or Treat Events
24
Sep
By Kim Hunt
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Spooky Spectacular: A List of Fall Festival and Trick or Treat Events

Looking for fall festivals, trunk or treat and trick or treat events during the month of October? Look no further. We've compiled a comprehensive list of these events in Flagler County. Want to add your event to this list? Email us at editor@flaglercountybuzz.com. \ Saturday, October 14 Fall Festival and Trunk or Treat: 2-5 PM at Kid City USA 515 Palm Coast Pkwy, SW, Palm Coast, FL   Friday, October 20 Drive Thru Trunk or Treat: 5:30-7:30 PM at Hidden Trails Community Center 6108 Mahogany Blvd, Bunnell, FL   Saturday, October 21 Trunk or Treat: 5-7 PM at Flagler Beach…
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The Story Behind Grace Food Pantry, The Million Dollar Foodathon, and Their Future
01
Aug
By Krys DeWind
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The Story Behind Grace Food Pantry, The Million Dollar Foodathon, and Their Future

We sat down with Pastor Charles Silano who was instrumental in the creation of this organization. Grace Food Pantry has come a long way since its inception in a garage serving maybe 30 families, to where it is now, on Education Way serving 4,700 families a month. In the early days of the Pantry's inception, Pastor Silano told us there really wasn't much in the way of challenges, because there were little to no regulations then. The biggest challenge was getting the food from the food banks, because it was competitive, and it was time consuming because you had to…
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Mouthwatering Food and Gorgeous Views of the Intracoastal Waterway Make Captain’s BBQ a Must Visit
19
Jul
By Kim Hunt
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Dining, Features

Mouthwatering Food and Gorgeous Views of the Intracoastal Waterway Make Captain’s BBQ a Must Visit

Captain's BBQ is not your typical order table side restaurant. Upon entering the establishment, you are able to place your order at the counter and pick up your food at the pickup station once your food is cooked and your name is called out over the loudspeaker. Food is made to order and is hot ready for you within minutes. Restaurant dining is available as well as a to go option. Dining is available indoors or on a screened porch area that overlooks the Intracoastal Waterway. There is also a white freezer at the front of the establishment that contains…
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