- April 19, 2024
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+ 3’N Motion to move to largest dance facility in city
3N Motion Dance Studio, on Sept. 1, will move into a larger location, at 5 Utility Drive. Its fall session, beginning on Aug. 22, will begin in the current facility, at 299 Old Moody Blvd.
The new 4,500-square-foot studio will have three large dance floors, new sprung floors, a student lounge, a teacher’s conference room, security cameras and a larger reception area.
The upgrade will make 3’N Motion the largest dance studio in Palm Coast.
With a new website currently under construction, 3’N Motion will also offer new classes, as well as a homeschool program during the day.
Call 503-1505.
+ Chamber, Young Professionals: Flagler Votes
The Flagler County Chamber of Commerce & Affiliates and the Young Professionals Group of Flagler County recently launched Flagler Votes, an information campaign to increase local voter turnout.
Modeled after other grassroots efforts such as MTV’s “Rock the Vote,” Flagler Votes will utilize social media outlets and community appearances, August through November, to operate its campaign.
“The more informed we are, the better decisions we can make come election time, and the more favorable outcome we can expect for the community.” said Doug Baxter, chamber president.
“A great way to bring about positive change in any community is to make sure your voice is heard at election time,” said Harmony Henry, YPG chairwoman.
A political forum for all City Council candidates will take place 5 p.m. Aug. 23, at the Hilton Garden Inn.
For more, call 437-0106.
+ Staples recognizes Flagler County teachers
A once-a-year event organized by Staples Copy Center Specialist Linda West, Teacher Appreciation Day drew more than 150 teachers, Aug. 13, to the Staples Office Superstore in Palm Coast. Each teacher was given free gift bags at the door, loaded with school supplies and coupons. Gift certificates and door prizes were also awarded, donated by local businesses.
The event takes three months for West to organize, she said, but it’s well worth the time.
“It’s a great event,” she said. “I love doing it. It lets the teachers know that you appreciate all they do,” she said.
The following businesses donated gift certificates for door prizes: Cypress Golf Course, Days Inn, Flagler Fish Company, Houligan’s, Janice Gussman from Tupperware, Golden Corral, Cracker Barrel, Denny’s and Bob Evans.
The following business set up booths: Colletti’s Italian Deli, Pak’s Karate, Deborah’s Delights, Wells Fargo, Anytime Fitness, Scoops, Tupperware and Staples General Manager Dave Purcell.
+ Women of the Year nominations open
Flagler Business Women will host its annual Woman of the Year Banquet in October. Nominations are being accepted.
Forms must be postmarked by Aug. 30. Nominations can be mailed to Flagler Business Women, P.O. Box 353502, Palm Coast, FL, 32135.
Submissions can also be made at www.Flagler-BusinessWomen.org
Call 439-5400.
+ Atec Air & Heating welcome new employee
Atec Air & Heating Inc. has recently added Tony Samples, an 11-year building trades veteran, to staff, as its new indoor air quality technician.
An existing employee, Kyle Rodbourn, has also been recognized, for his recent graduation from Daytona State College.
— We want to hear from you. Send business news, notes and photos to Mike Cavaliere at [email protected].
NEW PALM COAST BUSINESSES
According to Palm Coast’s Business Assistance Center, the following businesses were issued business tax receipts the week of Aug. 8 through Aug. 12.
• Rider Performance is a retailer, on 1 Corporate Drive.
• Kingdom Purpose Christian Center is a nonprofit, on 210 Old Kings Road.
• Lawn Ranger is a home-based landscaping business.
• Rick’s Home Solutions is a home-based handyman service.
• Prestige Handyman Services is a home-based handyman service.
• Website Marketing Solutions LLC is a Internet-based home business.
