Javelin thrower La’Darius Simmons and track standouts Justin Haymon, Arianna Slaughter and Karina Marcelus were among the Bulldogs who had breakthrough performances.
Realty Executives Oceanside, which helped make the wish a reality, presented the bike to the Pagan family at a community celebration.
Mary’s Peace Garden spans 6,000 square feet and features a 6-foot marble statue of Virgin Mary atop a 5-foot base.
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The 54th annual exhibit showcases 120 artworks from students in K-12 in 50 Volusia County schools.
Also, Italian restaurant relocates to Ormond, Precision Eye Institute adds new doctor and American Advertising Federation of Daytona Beach celebrates award winners.
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Making his first start of the season, Pandich allowed just two hits in six innings against his former team.
Local high school students created more than 400 ceramic bowls for the event. The ’empty bowls’ serve to raise awareness of food insecurity in the community.
Built in 2020, the house is a 3/3 and has 2,493 square feet.
The event featured student displays, international foods, music, dance and an art show.
Built in 1979, the house is a 3/2 and has a fireplace, a pool, a boat dock and 2,737 square feet.
Facing ongoing litigation, and a tide turning in the developers’ favor in court, the City Commission reluctantly OK’d a development order for up to 254 homes on the shuttered golf…
The training is part of a nonpartisan initiative by the Florida Chamber of Commerce. It’s open to anyone interested in running for office or serving their communities.
Pirates defeat Flagler Palm Coast 9-1 and celebrate seniors McKenzie Manhart, Ruby Fogel and Sahara Meyers.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act carries significant tax cuts that, if applied to the state’s tax code, would have led to an up to $3.5 billion cut to state…
In a meeting with Rep. Randy Fine, Ormond small business owners and advocates asked for help addressing a recent wave of ‘frivolous’ lawsuits that’s costing thousands of dollars to settle.
As spring break begins, Volusia County encourages beachgoers to plan ahead and follow safety guidance.
Investigators say the suspect posed as a courier in a tech support scam, collecting two $60,000 cash payments from the victim in Palm Coast parking lots.