INSIDE: Why these people will make a difference in 2011. Health. Education. Law. Business. Government. Arts. Sports.

Ty’Neka Addison has speed, athleticism and tenacity. She loves to play against guys, too.

Matanzas’ Wendell Powell was able to dunk in eighth grade. Four years later, he loves slamming it in opponents’ faces. PHOTO BY SHANNA FORTIER

Lee Ann Spivey had an on-base percentage of .580 her freshman season and .573 her sophomore season. PHOTO BY SHANNA FORTIER

County Commissioner Milissa Holland graduated from Flagler Palm Coast High School in 1989. Her name is spelled with an “I” because her father knew her nickname would be “Miss,” and if it was an “E,” it would have been “Mess.” PHOTO BY SHANNA FORTIER

Both of Jon Netts’ parents were schoolteachers. “Once a week,” he said, “my father would grab me the collar and say, ‘The man who stands for nothing falls for everything.’ PHOTO BY BRIAN MCMILLAN

J.J. Graham is the creative mind behind Hollingsworth Gallery, in 2011 he will be expanding his space to include rentable studios. PHOTO BY SHANNA FORTIER

Stewart Maxcy will help develop a new system for teacher evaluation and salary. PHOTO BY SHANNA FORTIER

Circuit Court Judge Raul Zambrano and Flagler County Judge Sharon B. Atack. PHOTO BY BRIAN MCMILLAN

Gary Ragner and Margaret Combs, two of the three brains behind the MicroHose, will hire 83 people to work in this hangar at the Flagler County Airport. In a few months, the empty hangar will be packed with eight manufacturing machines — 20 feet long by 10 feet wide — and producing about 90,000 hoses each month. PHOTO BY ANDREW O'BRIEN

David Ottati was named volunteer co-president of Enterprise Flagler for 2011. PHOTO BY BRIAN MCMILLAN

David Drumm is the No. 1 runner on the Matanzas cross-country team. PHOTO BY ANDREW O'BRIEN