News across Greater Deltona
The West Volusia Beacon
Published September 25Architect and pioneer John Porter Mace helped build West Volusia
If you have passed through the doors of historic DeLand Hall, you may know it was the first academic building on what would become the Stetson University campus. What is less widely known is the name of the man who designed it — and the significant role he played in shaping West…
Bradford County Telegraph
Published September 26Sharks capitalize on turnovers in 41-6 win at Keystone Heights
Atlantic’s Joshua Mansfield recovers three Indian fumbles BY DAN HILDEBRAN Dan@BcTelegraph.com Port Orange Atlantic’s (4-0) Joshua Mansfield recovered three Keystone Heights fumbles Friday night, and the Sharks turned five Indian turnovers into a 41-6 win at Keystone Heights…
The West Volusia Beacon
Published September 25A spring and a memory
It’s before 7 on a humid Saturday morning in April. I’m here at Gemini Springs earlier than I need to be to make sure I will be able to take photos and videos. I have enough time to take it all in before my husband begins the annual Pat & Ed Northey 5K and 10K River Run. I’ve…
FlaglerLive
Published 1 hour agoSheriff’s Investigative Services Chief Graduates From FBI Executive Development Seminar
Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Investigative Services Division Chief Augie Rodriguez graduated from the FBI Florida Executive Development Seminar Session XXVII in Destin.
FlaglerLive
Published 6 hours agoThe Daily Cartoon and Live Briefing: Sunday, September 27, 2026
"Company," at City Repertory Theatre, the last performance, Palm Coast Farmers’ Market at European Village, Omer Bartov on Israel's dagradation and a few numbers from Gaza.
FlaglerLive
Published 15 hours agoTwo Midterm Elections That Recast American Politics
Historical analysis of nineteenth-century midterm elections demonstrates profound political realignments as huge seat shifts in 1874 and 1894 altered national governance completely. Understanding these moments illuminates contemporary congressional battles and how voters…
City of Port Orange News
Published September 26Florida Seeks Input on Mitigation Plan
The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is asking residents and businesses to help shape the State’s 2028 State Hazard Mitigation Plan.
FlaglerLive
Published September 26Average Tax Bill On a Single Rental Apartment Unit Could Rise by $406 if Amendment 3 Passes
When Floridians vote in November on whether to raise homestead exemptions through Amendment 3, they may also be voting to shift more of the property tax burden onto renters, a new analysis by the center-right Tax Foundation finds.
FlaglerLive
Published September 26How the Trump Administration’s Rhetoric Promotes Anti‑Transgender Views
President Donald Trump utilizes strategic public opportunities to spread anti-transgender rhetoric. Research demonstrates that official communications leverage specific emotional triggers, particularly disgust and paranoia, to fabricate existential threats. These deliberate…
City of Daytona Beach News
Published September 25Welcome to Daytona Beach!
Meet George Henry, the new manager at the Florida Tennis Center
FlaglerLive
Published September 25Islamophobia and the 9/11 Lessons Unlearned
Twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks, prominent officials and victim families displayed blatant Islamophobia by attempting to bar New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani from memorial ceremonies. The refusal to examine unbridled foreign violence, ethnic cleansing support, and…
City of DeLand News
Published September 25