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Palm Coast Celebrates 25th Anniversary with Series of Events

August 16, 2024 | FlaglerLive | 3 Comments

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Incorporated in 1999, Palm Coast is one of Florida’s youngest cities. The city is excited to celebrate 25 years of being Florida’s city on the rise and invites all Palm Coast residents to commemorate this milestone through a series of special events highlighting our community’s vibrant spirit and history.

To mark this special occasion, the city will be adding special touches to its regular end-of-year events, including the Senior Games, the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony, and the much-anticipated Starlight Parade. These special events are all leading up to the main attraction – the Palm Coast 25th Anniversary Celebration on October 26th at Town Center.



This event promises an evening full of live music, delicious food, and fun activities for the whole family. Best of all, it’s free and open to the public! We encourage all residents to come out and join us in commemorating this special occasion.

“Celebrating our 25th anniversary is not just about looking back at the wonderful progress we’ve made but also about looking forward to a bright future together,” said Mayor David Alfin. “I invite all our residents to join us in these festivities and honor the community spirit that makes Palm Coast such a wonderful place to live. Let’s celebrate our past achievements and embrace the exciting opportunities ahead.”

For details on all upcoming events and celebrations, including dates, times, and specifics, please visit www.palmcoast25.com. Stay tuned for more updates as we approach the date. We look forward to celebrating with you and honoring the community spirit that makes Palm Coast such a wonderful place to live, learn, work, and play!

View Mayor Alfin’s video invitation to the 25th Anniversary Celebration here: https://youtu.be/NA5Avtcys28

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  1. Dennis C Rathsam says

    August 17, 2024 at 7:44 am

    It doesnt seem so long ago, Palm Coast was a small, vibrant community. No traffic, no congestion… just peace & quiet. The panthers & bears would rome P/C. The deer population was healthy, as there were plenty of land to play in. 25 years later…. what a disaster! Panthers & bears are gone, deer are having a hard time to servive, with houses being built everywhere. Now even the bunnies are scrambling for a place to call home! Traffic is a nightmare, cant find parking in the supermarkets, cos now theres not enough spaces. Stupitity is the word I use, to the people that started this mess. Cities are supposed to have a down town, { every place Ived lived had one} We have a clusterfuck! Some shit here some shit over there….Our schools are over crowded, the school board is in taters, and the infrastruction is failing from the mistakes of the past.We ve ellected realtors, & development guru,s to destroy are city. All they did was build, with no insight to the future. Traffic, Crime, & Litter are everywhere now. Traffic lights are out of wack, one turns green, 1 mins later the next light is red. Hurry up & go! Im sad we allowed this greed to bury our city. Ellection day is near, time to kick out the dead wood, & the realtors from hell. Cmon folks we deserve better! CHOOSE WISELY!

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  2. My Take says

    August 19, 2024 at 9:32 am

    I agree. and who’s brilliant decision was it to put 333 homes at Royal Palms and Town Center. I’t going to be a traffic nightmare. It’s the worst place to build a subdivison in the whole city. Everyone knows this except the people in charge I guess. And if you live there all you’re going to hear at night is semi’s charging up and down 95.

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  3. B.J. says

    August 19, 2024 at 11:48 am

    How about the person that designed the drive-thru at Chick Fil-A. We drove around two times to get it right yesterday. The people traveling on the road from other cities trying to stop and get a meal will be out of luck.

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