See full version: Kohl s and Talbots Coming to Palm Coast, FL
May 24, 2007 - Two new stores will be coming to Palm Coast in Flagler County, FL. No official announcements have been made, but Cobblestone Village will be adding Talbots to its list of stores, joining Lowe's and Belks. The building is already under construction. more
Meanwhile, a deal is being struck that will have Kohl's building on Belle Terre, across from Albertsons, replacing the aged fire and rescue station currently occupying the site. As part of the deal, the developer will build a new rescue station for the city on Corporate Drive.
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Thank you for your comment. Actually there are improvements going on at quite a few areas with the City's Parks & Trails. You easily find detailed information with the new Capital Projects online map. Simply visit the Engineering Department page below and click on the "Capital Projects Map View". On the map scroll down to the green tab projects on the left. Some of these include improvements and upgrades to Indian Trails Sports Complex, Lehigh Trailhead on Belle Terre, Ralph Carter Park, etc. [links]
Coming soon! We have our list and checking it twice to make sure everything is in order. We appreciate everyone's patience as we work through final reviews and testing. We will make sure to get the word out once we have a an opening date. Find out more about the James F. Holland Memorial Park and this project at www.palmcoastgov.com/hollandpark # palmcoast
Remember as well that a great deal of the funding for these improvements come from local sales tax dollars. This is purpose behind the City's # BeLocalBuyLocal campaign. To raise awareness of impact behind supporting local businesses, spending locally, and how doing do puts those dollars back into our community. - Brad West, Sr. Communications Officer here