The rescue comes as Volusia County’s record-breaking sea turtle nesting season begins to produce more hatchlings along the coastline.
Flagler County and Volusia County rescue teams used specialized equipment and training to safely free the animals.
Seabreeze’s boys and girls each won. The Green Wave were swimming in their first meet of the season under new coach Leslie Jordan.
The evening will feature trunk-or-treating, a trackless train, face painting, balloon animals, hot dogs, popcorn, cotton candy and snow cones.
The church recently celebrated its 15th annual Football Sunday Worship.
St. Fleur is the first Detention Services employee in FCSO history to attend the FBI National Academy.
Daytona Beach German Shepherd Rescue raises funds at an event at The Casements in Ormond Beach to further its mission: Saving dogs.
The Sandcrabs return to action on Sept. 25 at New Smyrna Beach.
Florida Highway Patrol reports the woman was lying on the northbound outside lane of the interstate when she was struck by the tractor-trailer.
Paradowski has helped people battle poverty and homelessness most of her adult life. At Habitat she’s continuing that mission.
What to do this week in Ormond Beach and Palm Coast.
Paradowski has helped people battle poverty and homelessness most of her adult life. At Habitat she’s continuing that mission.
FCSO released Staly’s separation notes after Barile issued an 11-page statement explaining his sudden departure.
Former Chief Deputy Joe Barile says differences over leadership, employee treatment and the publicizing of arrests contributed to his decision to leave the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office.
Also: Seabreeze’s Sabrina Smith shoots 34 at Palm Harbor. FPC boys second, girls third at Record Breaker Invitational swim meet.
‘It’s all about the local businesses,’ Burger Week Co-founder Carly Krajewski said. ‘We love to support local businesses.’
The lawsuit alleges that in 2024, during an after-school program at Pathways Elementary, an 11-year-old fifth grade student sexually assaulted a 5-year-old kindergartener in a school bathroom.
The proposal would allow 39 homes on Tract 3, commercial development along U.S. 1 and a future city park. Mayor Mike Norris cast the lone dissenting vote.
The first fall program, “Saving Our Volusia Wildlife with Collaborative Efforts,” will be held on Saturday, Oct. 3 from 10-11 a.m., at the Ormond Beach Regional Public Library Auditorium.
Located within the church’s Ormond Beach campus at 1440 Hand Ave., the Tomoka Care Facility is a two-story building spanning 20,000 square feet.