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What’s down the road for the city’s main entryway?

North U.S. 1 is viewed as the site for future growth of the city.

by: Wayne Grant

Business Mar 16, 2020

Margaritaville seeks to build homes in the undeveloped land shown. Courtesy photo

Margaritaville hopes to expand

Also: Another retail center planned near LPGA

by: Wayne Grant

Business Mar 9, 2020

The retention pond in front of the building at 1899 N. U.S. 1 is surrounded by statues of galloping horses, installed by a previous owner. Photo by Wayne Grant

Baking giant warms up to Ormond Beach

Large building on North U.S. 1 could have three food manufacturers.

by: Wayne Grant

Business Mar 7, 2020

Alex Blackwell has started a Shack Shine franchise for exterior house cleaning. Photo by Wayne Grant

Shack Shine franchise started

Also: Meet plein air artist at Art Walk

by: Wayne Grant

Business Feb 29, 2020

Kate Palazzolo explains the various medical marijuana products available at the newly opened MÜV Dispensary. Photo by Wayne Grant

Crowd packs first medical marijuana store in Ormond Beach

Product treats several conditions.

by: Wayne Grant

Business Feb 29, 2020

A van was donated to Conklin Center for the Blind by Realty Pros Assured and Fields BMW. Courtesy photo

Realtors donate van to center for the blind

Also: Ormond Breach ranked in affordable beach town list

by: Wayne Grant

Business Feb 23, 2020

Erin Carpenter, of Flagler Beach, is co-owner of the Breakfast Station. Vince Karalunas, of Palm Coast, is general manager. He formerly worked for the Funky Pelican and several other restaurants. Photo by Brian McMillan

Chew chew: Railroad-themed Breakfast Station opened next to Publix on Old Dixie

Breakfast and lunch menu has already won a loyal following.

by: Brian McMillan

Business Feb 17, 2020

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