- April 28, 2026
The Palm Coast-Flagler Chamber of Commerce signed up its 250th member on Friday, April 23: Good Vibes Nutrition of Palm Coast.
According to the chamber's newsletter, business owner Mike Granam had challenged the chamber to grow the chamber, staking his claim to become the 250th.
"Mike is one of the most positive people you will ever meet and he is an amazing connector, always bringing people together for the common good," the newsletter states.
When he issued the challenge, the chamber had about 235 members. Early morning on April 23, the chamber secured its 249th members, and an impromptu celebration for the chamber's 250th member was held later that afternoon.
Spectrum in Palm Coast recently launched virtual American Sign Language interpretation services.
The service connects deaf customers and store employees through a live ASL interpreter, according to a press release, allowing for real-time communication. The service will expand to more than 90 stores nationwide by the end of the year.
In Palm Coast, the virtual ASL interpretation service is available at 250 Palm Coast Parkway NE, Suite 408.
“Our goal is simple: when someone walks into a Spectrum store, they should feel supported,” said Peter Brown, GVP of Agency and Accessibility for Spectrum. “Delivering great service means designing experiences that work for all of our customers and reflect the care and attention they expect from us.”
Spectrum first launched a pilot of the virtual ASL interpreting service in Rochester, New York, in 2024 and expanded to Austin, Los Angeles and New York City in 2025.
TeamLogic IT, a national provider of managed IT services and technology support for businesses, has opened an office in Palm Coast.
The business is owned by Jose Carbia, who has over 25 years of experience helping organizations improve efficiency, reduce risk and use technology to support business growth, according to a press release.
"Thanks to our nationwide presence and hundreds of technicians around the country, we can offer businesses throughout the Palm Coast area and beyond more proactive services than most computer support companies,” Carbia said. “All our services are designed to meet today’s fast-changing technology demands, while helping businesses operate more securely, efficiently and prepared for future growth."
