Local Community Palm Coast

Details: Written by: Shara Bodsky: President Palm Coast Lions Club; Parent Category: Business Blog; Category: Local Community Palm Coast; Published: 09 July 2025

Press Release from Palm Coast Lions Club July 8, 2025

(Palm Coast, Florida) We’re proud to celebrate Emily Effort, an outstanding student and past president of the Flagler Palm Coast High School Leo Club, who has been awarded two scholarships—one from the Palm Coast Lions Club and another from our district, $2,000 total.

When asked what advice she’d give her peers, Emily didn’t hesitate:

“Join the Leos!”

One of her favorite service events was the school’s Halloween tradition, “Walk the Halls,” where students dressed up and handed out candy. Emily has been a Leo since her sophomore year and even helped lead marketing efforts for her club’s events throughout the school year.

She shared that her Leo Club feels like a tight-knit community where everyone helps one another. That sense of support and teamwork clearly made an impact.

During the interview, Zone Chair and Past President Nina Guiglotto shared,

“I really enjoyed your essay. I appreciated the part where you spoke about helping your parents—it was so heartfelt.”

Emily plans to attend UCF, majoring in Pre-Marketing, and is excited to continue developing her leadership and service skills.

Incoming Club President Shara Brodsky added,

“I love that the camaraderie begins at such a young age through the Leos. Our Lions still live by the ‘We Serve’ motto. It’s more than a phrase—it’s a way of life centered around love, support, and community.”

Looking ahead, the Palm Coast Lions Club is excited to launch a new community-based Leo Club, creating more opportunities for youth to discover the value of service and leadership.

Congratulations, Emily—you’re a shining example of what it means to serve with heart.

Palm Coast Lions Club
President: Shara Brodsky

Last Updated: 22 July 2025

Details: Written by: Don Foley: Communications Coordinator; Parent Category: Business Blog; Category: Local Community Palm Coast; Published: 25 June 2025

(Flagler County, Fla.) - The Flagler Schools Board unanimously approved the selection of the two newest Principals for Flagler Schools at their monthly board meeting. The Board signed off on Flagler Schools Superintendent LaShakia Moore's recommended appointments of Mike Rinaldi as the next principal of Matanzas High School (MHS) and Katie Hansen as the next principal of Buddy Taylor Middle School (BTMS).

Last Updated: 22 July 2025

Details: Written by: Flagler Mosquito Control; Parent Category: Business Blog; Category: Local Community Palm Coast; Published: 21 June 2025

Michael from Flagler County Mosquito Control has a powerful message and a big 'ask' from us all.
“We’ve been protecting this community for 73 years and the most dangerous threat today, Michael explained, comes from what are known as container mosquitoes—mosquitoes that breed in small, hidden collections of water. These insects can lay eggs in as little as a quarter-inch of standing water, often in everyday items found in residential yards.

Last Updated: 22 July 2025

Details: Written by: Flagler Schools: Don Foley; Parent Category: Business Blog; Category: Local Community Palm Coast; Published: 20 June 2025

Flagler Schools Announces Ribbon Cutting for New Wellness Center

Flagler Schools is proud to announce the official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for our brand-new Wellness Center, created in partnership with Marathon Health. This dedicated space is designed to put the health of our staff and their families first—and we can't wait to share it with you!

Last Updated: 22 July 2025

Local Community Palm Coast

Flagler Palm Coast High School Graduate Emily Effort Receives Two Scholarships from the Palm Coast Lions Club

Board Approves Hansen, Rinaldi Headed for Top Spots at Matanzas, Buddy Taylor

Flagler County Mosquito Control Offers Tips For Prevention

Flagler Schools Announces Opening for New Wellness Center