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Past articles by Eileen:

Racist group targets Sheriff Mike Chitwood by dropping flyers in Port Orange area

Flyers appear to be from a group other than the one that has plagued the area with antisemitic propaganda. → Read More

State will provide temporary housing for Volusia's Tropical Storm Ian victims

Volusia County residents whose homes became uninhabitable during Tropical Storm Ian can apply to receive a free travel trailer or RV from the state. → Read More

140 brave souls tackling 100-mile foot race from Jacksonville to Ponce Inlet

Dozens of runners competing in 50-mile and 100-mile races this weekend will be running down A1A in Flagler and Volusia counties Saturday and Sunday. → Read More

140 brave souls tackling 100-mile foot race from Jacksonville to Ponce Inlet

Dozens of runners competing in 50-mile and 100-mile races this weekend will be running down A1A in Flagler and Volusia counties Saturday and Sunday. → Read More

Deltona motorcyclist loses his life in crash Friday afternoon

A fatal motorcycle crash has shut down eastbound lanes of Interstate 4 in the Sanford area. A 65-year-old Deltona man was killed in the wreck. → Read More

60th annual Halifax Art Festival set for this weekend in downtown Daytona Beach

The Halifax Art Festival that's been held in downtown Daytona Beach since 1962 is all set to kick off Saturday at 9 a.m. → Read More

It's Danny Fuqua vs. Matt Reinhart in Volusia County Council District 2 race

After beginning with a four-person field of candidates, it's down to Danny Fuqua and Matt Reinhart competing for Volusia Council District 2. → Read More

It's incumbent Trager versus newcomer Paris in Daytona's Zone 1 commission post

Two-term Daytona Beach City Commission Zone 1 incumbent Ruth Trager is facing newcomer Monica Paris in her attempt to win a third, four-year term. → Read More

It's Malcolm Williams vs. Dannette Henry in Daytona Beach City Commission Zone 5 race

Incumbent Zone 5 Daytona Beach City Commissioner Dannette Henry faces Malcolm Williams in her re-election bid November 8. → Read More

Daytona Commission Zone 3 candidates discuss their priorities

On Nov. 8 voters will decide if they want Quanita May or Steve Miller to represent them in the Daytona Beach City Commission Zone 3 post. → Read More

Saturday updates on Ian: Flagler schools to return Monday; Volusia schools back on Wednesday

Hurricane Ian left widespread damage and flooding in Volusia County and beyond. Here are important local updates on Saturday. → Read More

Hurricane Ian expected to deluge low-lying areas of Volusia and Flagler counties

Areas of Volusia and Flagler counties that have usually flooded during tropical storms and hurricanes are nervously awaiting Hurricane Ian's arrival. → Read More

What's in Volusia County's proposed $1.06 billion budget? Let's take a look.

Volusia County's proposed $1.06 billion budget includes funds to buy new fire trucks and hire new firefighters, paramedics and EMTs. → Read More

Daytona's First Step Shelter has a new hotline and outreach program for the homeless

Daytona Beach's First Step Shelter has kicked off a new outreach program that allows people to call a hotline to help homeless people on the streets. → Read More

Bronze Mary McLeod Bethune statue settles in on Daytona Beach riverfront

One of Daytona Beach's most important leaders is now memorialized with a large, new bronze statue perched on a plaza inside the Riverfront Esplanade. → Read More

Daytona Beach's First Step Shelter growing its resident count and attracting grants

Daytona Beach's First Step Shelter is on solid footing in its third year of operation with new grants coming in and its resident capacity up to 60. → Read More

Volusia veterans homeless shelter gets key approval for new home

The Barracks of Hope shelter for homeless veterans will be relocating from a site just west of Ridgewood Avenue to a new home on Derbyshire Road. → Read More

Daytona Beach slated to decide on 2 a.m. bar closing time March 2

Daytona Beach city commissioners are slated to vote March 2 on whether to have the city's bars shut down at 2 a.m. every night instead of 3 a.m. → Read More

Change of guard coming to Daytona Beach's Museum of Arts & Sciences

The executive director of Daytona Beach's Museum of Arts & Sciences is moving on to a new job. A new director will be chosen by mid- to late 2022. → Read More

Commissioners delay vote on changing Daytona Beach's 3 a.m. bar closing time

Daytona Beach city commissioners are slated to take an initial vote Feb. 16 on changing the city's bar time from 3 a.m. to 2 a.m. → Read More