An 18-year-old Palm Coast man was arrested on Thursday and accused of sending threats to a high school student over text, according to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office.

Two area girls wrestlers as well as Matanzas High School brought home state championships during Saturday’s state meet

Flagler County deputies have asked for the community's help to find a 15-year-old girl who was last seen leaving Matanzas High School in Palm Coast on Friday.

Matanzas High Schools' principal spent the last several months of the school year crafting personalized notes for each of the 459 graduates.

Khady Harmon, a physics and chemistry teacher at Matanzas High School was named Teacher of the Year for Flagler Schools. FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – During an entirely virtual ceremony Thursday, Flagler Schools named Matanzas High School physics and chemistry teacher Khady Harmon as its Teacher of the Year. Chuck has been with Flagler Schools for 12 years. “Both Khady and Chuck are great representatives of Flagler Schools. AdBoth Harmon and Coates will now represent Flagler Schools for state-wide honors.

Carl Court/Getty ImagesFLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. - A 15-year-old Matanzas High School student was arrested after deputies were alerted Monday to a Snapchat video of the teen holding a gun, the Flagler County Sheriff's Office said. The Sheriff's Office said the video, which was date-stamped four weeks ago and since removed, showed Devin Jones holding what appears to be a long gun style firearm. Deputies said he pointed the gun at the screen while talking, but there is no audio. According to the Sheriff's Office, school resource deputies found Jones and searched him on campus to ensure he was not armed. "We cannot stress the fact enough that we have a zero tolerance policy in Flagler County and making a threat will be taken seriously," Sheriff Rick Staly said.

FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. - A 15-year-old Matanzas High School student was arrested after authorities found a video of the teen allegedly making threats while holding a gun. Flagler County Sheriff's Office officials said the video, which was date-stamped four weeks ago and since removed, showed Devin Jones holding what appears to be a long gun style firearm. He was then taken into custody and charged with written threats to kill, a second-degree felony. "We cannot stress the fact enough that we have a zero tolerance policy in Flagler County and making a threat will be taken seriously," Sheriff Rick Staly said. "Whether you think it is a joke or not, making a threat is a crime with serious consequences.