- April 20, 2024
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Around town
Brad Adams has been named the new General Manager of Palm Harbor Golf Club and the Palm Coast Tennis Center, the City of Palm Coast’s municipal golf course and tennis facility.
After several years with another provider, Remedy Health Media is returning to Palm Coast Data for its industry-leading fulfillment services. Remedy’s return is driven by PCD’s commitment to client service, reliable service delivery and ability to provide a seamless view of each customer’s relationship with the brand.
100 Plus Realty Group announced that Dan Connell was named Salesperson of the Year and that Justin Busam achieved the status of Top Lister for 2014.
Ricardo Veloso and Vicki Rhonemus were named agents of the month for January at RE/MAX Select Professionals. Veloso was recognized for number of transactions and volume of real estate closed while Rhonemus was recognized as the top listing agent for the month.
Chef leaves Palm Coast
After almost nine years as the Executive Chef at the Hammock Dunes Club, Certified Master Chef Jason Hall will be leaving Palm Coast. He has accepted the executive chef position at Myers Park Country Club in Charlotte, North Carolina and will begin there at the end of the month.
“This is a fantastic opportunity for me personally and professionally,” he said in an email.
Craig-Flagler Palms Memorial Gardens pre-construction Mausoleum of Angels
Craig-Flagler Palms Memorial Gardens announced pre-construction sales for the third phase of its Mausoleum of Angels in January, at 511 Old Kings Rd South, Flagler Beach. This is a five-phase project with the final phase as an indoor mausoleum. The Mausoleum of Angels III will allow for single-casket placements and tandem and two caskets in one space placements. A new feature of this mausoleum will be the engraving of names and dates on the granite doors, as opposed to the current bronze plaques.
Purchasing during the pre-construction phase allows families to select the spaces they wish to have before the building is constructed. Call 439-5400.
FBI Art Crime Founder comes to FCAL
New York Times Best Selling author Robert K. Wittman who wrote about his harrowing international undercover FBI adventures recovering millions of dollars of lost or stolen art, is coming to the Flagler County Art League on April 7, at the Flagler Auditorium at 5500 Hwy 100, Palm Coast.
“He’s a world-famous art detective,” said FCAL President Ann DeLucia. “This is a major event and a first of its kind for Flagler County.”
Wittman is the founder of the FBI's Art Crime Team, and his book, "Priceless," is an adventurous account of how he went undercover to rescue the world's stolen priceless treasures. To accommodate the large anticipated audience, FCAL has rented the Flagler Auditorium. The group is seeking sponsors to help offset the investment. Those interested in being a part of this historic event can call 986-4668 or email Ann DeLucia at [email protected].
Coldwell Banker Premier Properties seeking sponsors for military retreat
Coldwell Banker Premier Properties and GratitudeAmerica will be hosting their fifth Marineland Military Support Retreat, an integrative intensive retreat for participants affected by the invisible wounds of war, such as Post Traumatic Stress and Traumatic Brain Injury from April 30 to May 3.
The two parties hope the community will consider supporting GratitudeAmerica’s programs by attending the upcoming Military Appreciation Golf Tournament Saturday, May 2. GratitudeAmerica’s programs will directly benefit local military heroes and should provide lasting positive impacts for the entire community.
To register for the tournament online visit: www.grandhavengc.com/ColdwellBanker.
To learn more, visit GratitudeAmerica.org or call John November at 904-525-3042 or email him at [email protected].
