News across Volusia County
City of New Smyrna Beach News
Published 90 minutes agoSea turtle nesting panel to discuss 2026 season at Marine Discovery Center on Oct. 1
City of Daytona Beach News
Published September 25Welcome to Daytona Beach!
Meet George Henry, the new manager at the Florida Tennis Center
City of New Smyrna Beach News
Published September 23Recycling updates, Neibert's retirement highlight city manager's Sept. 22 report
City of Ormond Beach News
Published September 23October 5th Ormond Beach Arts District Board Meeting
City of Ormond Beach News
Published September 23October 7th BOAA Meeting - 96 Banyan Drive Variance
The West Volusia Beacon
Published September 22Bankruptcy 2026?
Editor, The Beacon: What should you believe? More importantly, whom should you believe? I have produced a short article that I sincerely hope you will read, think about, and verify the many facts it contains. This article focuses on an amazing fact. The Federal Reserve System…
The West Volusia Beacon
Published September 22The Right Direction (Part 2): Beware democratic socialism
So, my Democrat friends are not happy about me, as one Beacon reader accused me of, “painting with a broad brush.” My email inbox during my second tenure here at the Beacon is like the wild, wild west compared to pre-2021. I really enjoy the feedback. I’m more notorious than…
FlaglerLive
Published September 22The Daily Cartoon and Live Briefing: Tuesday, September 22, 2026
The Flagler County School Board has a pair of meetings, the Flagler County Affordable Housing Committee meets, the Flagler Beach Library Writers’ Group, bikers' odd gynecological poses.
City of New Smyrna Beach News
Published September 21Enroll in New Smyrna Beach's 2026 Citizens Academy here
City of Ormond Beach News
Published September 21HOme for the HOlidays Parade Applications Open Now
Apply by Monday, November 16, 2026
City of New Smyrna Beach News
Published September 21Recognize the unique history of your home or business through our Historic Plaque Program
The West Volusia Beacon
Published September 18Former Bush appointee says terror has ‘not changed’ in 25 years since 9/11
Rudi Gresham, 81, is an Orange City resident of 45 years, Army veteran, former local radio host, and former senior adviser to the U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs — now he offers a unique perspective on how young people perceive the events of Sept. 11, 2001. Gresham was…