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Flagler In Focus

Flagler In Focus

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Explore all things Flagler County with Flagler in Focus, your essential guide to the people, places, and events shaping our vibrant community. From in-depth interviews with local leaders and experts to stories that celebrate our unique coast-to-country lifestyle, join us as we uncover what makes Flagler County a place we proudly call home. FlaglerCounty.gov/podcast.

Flagler County Government 2024
Ciencia Política Política y Gobierno
Episodios
  • Unveiling Palm Coast’s Hall of Terror
    Oct 27 2025

    In this spine-chilling episode of Flagler in Focus, we sit down with the masterminds behind Palm Coast’s Hall of Terror. The organizers share behind-the-scenes secrets, from crafting the scariest setups to coordinating volunteers and ensuring a thrilling experience for all. Discover what it takes to bring this haunting community tradition to life and get a sneak peek at this year’s frightful surprises!

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    13 m
  • Beach Update with Flagler County Coastal Engineer Ansley Wren-Key
    Sep 23 2025

    In this episode of Flagler in Focus, we sit down with Flagler County Coastal Engineer Ansley Wren-Key to talk about the latest updates on our shoreline. From dune restoration and storm protection projects to long-term resiliency planning, Ansley shares how her team is working to safeguard Flagler’s beaches for residents, visitors, and future generations.

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    12 m
  • Pepper Talk with Flagler County UF/IFAS Agriculture Agent George Laibl
    Sep 8 2025

    Host Karen Callahan sits down with George Laibl, Flagler County UF/IFAS Agriculture & Natural Resources Agent, to talk peppers, specifically Florida's own datil pepper. Datil peppers remain a proud part of local life, sprouting up in backyard gardens and pots on porches across the region. Alongside hobby growers, a number of commercial farms in the Tri-County Agricultural Area, covering Flagler, Putnam, and St. Johns counties, continue to cultivate them, carrying on a tradition that has supported Florida agriculture for generations.

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    25 m
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