Although there were no boots of beer Saturday, Sept. 17, the German Friendship Club celebrated Oktoberfest, at the Palm Coast Elks Club.

Parkview Baptist Church hosted its Global Missions 5K Saturday, Sept. 17. More than 130 runners participated in this first-time event. For the story behind the race, read the Thursday, Sept. 22, print edition of the Palm Coast Observer.

The Flagler Palm Coast Bulldogs (2-1) allowed a touch down kick off return to start the game Friday, Sept. 16, but held New Smyrna Beach the rest of the night for a 23-7 win.

Click "Read More" for a photo gallery of the most wanted suspects from the Flagler County Sheriff's Office.

The Flagler Playhouse Matinee Madness Fundraiser featured sneak-peek excerpts from three musicals in the upcoming season: 'Fiddler on the Roof,' 'Nunsense' and 'The 25th Annual Putnam Valley Spelling Bee,' which opens Sept. 23.

Fireworks lit up the sky over Town Center Sunday, Sept. 4, at the Labor Day tailgate presented by the city of Palm Coast.

Labor Day was created as part of the labor movement in 1882, in New York City, and is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers. The Central Labor Union, in 1884, urged organizations in other cities to follow New York's example and celebrate the workingman's holiday.

Hurricane Irene brought gusty winds, rain and a large surf to Flagler Beach. Here are a few pictures of what Mother Nature can do.

The Shake It Up Cafe is no ordinary eatery. Children visited the cafe, the week of Aug. 18, for Vacation Bible School, at St. Thomas Episcopal Church.

The United Caribbean Cultural Association celebrated the 49th year of Jamaica's independence Saturday, Aug. 20, at the Italian American Club.

The Celebrate Hawaii program, put on by the Young Adult and Teen Advisory Board and funded by the Friends of the Library, told the history of the islands through the traditional hula dance.

Boaters from three counties arrived Saturday, Aug. 20, for the grand opening of the Marineland Marina.