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New data from the University of Florida’s Bureau of Economic and Business Research (BEBR) shows Flagler County’s population is set to increase more than previously expected. The new data show Flagler County can expect as many as 172,000 total residents by the year 2030 (most aggressive projection) and approximately 217,000 by 2040. The below graphic shows the BEBR population projections […]Read More
Flagler County’s July 2024 unemployment rate swelled to 4.6%, an increase from June’s 4.2% unemployment rate, according to the July 2024 data release from Florida Commerce. Flagler’s 4.6% unemployment rate is the highest since August 2021’s 5.1% unemployment rate. “The latest increase in unemployment is concerning because it occurred during the typically busy summer hiring season,” […]Read More
Flagler County’s June 2024 unemployment rate jumped to 4.2%, an increase from May’s 3.6% unemployment rate, according to the June 2024 data release from Florida Commerce. “Flagler’s unemployment rate is at its highest level since October 2021,” said Greg Blosé, President & CEO, Palm Coast-Flagler Regional Chamber of Commerce. “The increase in unemployment is concerning […]Read More
Entrepreneur of the Year – Chelsea Herbert: Our Board Member, and future Board Chair, has started several successful companies and recently launched Poppy’s True Market in Bunnell, FL. She is a serial entrepreneur who regularly invests in the community she serves. That’s why we awarded Chelsea Herbert (4Cs Trucking & Excavation) our Entrepreneur of the Year […]Read More
In a grassy field under a tent, flanked by two bulldozers, Palm Coast Mayor David Alfin and other local dignitaries welcomed the beginning of a major investment in Palm Coast’s Town Center. Directly behind the well-known Flagler-Palm Coast High School, this large, mixed-use development will feature commercial and retail opportunities on the ground floor, with […]Read More
Flagler County’s unemployment rate dropped to 3.6% in May 2024, a reduction from the 3.9% rate the previous month. The decline in the unemployment rate was expected because of the summer tourism season. However, Flagler’s unemployment rate actually dropped because of a reduction in the number of residents in the unemployment line, not job growth. […]Read More
State Representative Tom Leek was the keynote speaker for the PCF Chamber’s 4th Annual Meeting on Wednesday, June 26, 2024. The topic, however, was not politics, but rather his experience in scaling what is now one of the largest insurance brokerage firms in the nation. Foundation Risk Partners started off at just two companies with a […]Read More
