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Varsity football nearly misses playoffs

With less than a minute to go in their final game this season, varsity football scored their final touchdown to secure their victory over New Smyrna Beach, 20-15 this Tuesday, Nov. 3. This twenty yard pass marks Hagerty’s final win this season, despite missing out on a spot for the playoff bracket.

New Smyrna Beach, FL · 2d

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Free RIDE program faces growing demand in Orange and Seminole counties

ORLANDO, Fla. — Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando is looking to raise more money for its free transportation program as requests for rides outpace what the nonprofit can afford to provide. The RIDE program (Reliable Independent Drivers for the Elderly) provided 619 round trips to 56 people in...

Seminole County, FL · 1d

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‘Nothing is off the table’: Flagler County sheriff talks Amendment 3, potential cuts

FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – One week after Florida voters approved a historic property tax cut, law enforcement agencies across the state are reviewing budgets and bracing for significant financial fallout. Last Tuesday, Amendment 3, which provides a new homestead exemption for non-school taxes for residents in the state, passed.

Flagler County, FL · 2d

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Avalon Park Daytona Beach to generate over 2,200 students, School Board postpones impact fee agreement

The Volusia County School Board postponed a mitigation agreement with Avalon Park Daytona Beach at its meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 10, as the board asked for a workshop to discuss the outlined terms, the development's proposed charter school and impact fees. Avalon Park Daytona Beach is a massive 8,818-home development...

Daytona Beach, FL · 23h

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Flagler sheriff pushes back on taking over animal control amid humane society contract standoff

After nearly three weeks without a contract, commissioners are searching for someone to answer animal calls, and time is short.

Flagler County, FL · 3d

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Two Forgotten Florida Towns Were Erased To Build America’s Space Coast

Two whole towns once stood near a stretch of sand where rocket launches now rattle the sky. Shiloh and Allenhurst had homes, citrus groves, and fishing camps long before the space race came knocking. In the early 1960s, NASA bought up huge chunks of land along this part of the...

Florida · 5h

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Flagler County weighs multimillion-dollar options to restore eroding beaches

Flagler County is considering three beach restoration plans costing between $37 million and $85 million to address worsening erosion along 6 miles of coastline. The options include trucking in sand, dredging offshore sand or widening the beach, which could bring significant environmental costs. Commissioners are leaning toward dredging and hope...

Flagler County, FL · 1d

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Sunbeam 1000hp to Make Historic Return to Daytona Beach for World Land Speed Record Centennial

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – A century after making motorsports history on the sands of Daytona Beach, the legendary Sunbeam 1000hp will return to the destination in 2027 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Sir Henry Segrave's historic world land speed record. On March 29, 1927, Segrave drove the British-built...

Daytona Beach, FL · 19h

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Orange City moves forward with multi-million-dollar stormwater project to combat flooding

Orange City is moving forward with plans for a multi-million-dollar stormwater project that could significantly increase the city’s ability to move floodwaters out of some of its most vulnerable areas. But for neighbors who have dealt with flooding firsthand, the question is whether it will be enough.

Orange City, FL · 1d

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Rides, entertainment, food. Volusia County Fair continues

DELAND — As families entered the Volusia County Fair on a recent night, youngsters' senses were piqued at all the lights and sights and smells. To the right, a dinosaur display. To the left, a leather belt and hat vendor. They approached the ag building where the swine show was about to get under way. Just beyond that, meats on grills sizzled. And then along came Alford E. Gator & His Tiny Swamp House. Children approached carefully. Who could blame them when they spotted a furry reptile wearing a straw hat behind the wheel of a golf-cart-sized truck with a bamboo and straw roof? The fact that Alford talked and appeared friendly didn't assuage some trepidation. Zeke Manning, 6, though, showed no fear. He walked right up to Alford and petted his snout and shook his claw. He had bigger concerns, as his older sisters were eager to point out: Would he be tall enough to qualify for the "spinny ride," he had his heart set on? It was just the beginning of a recent night of sensory overload (and fun) at the fair in DeLand. What are some of the Volusia County Fair's highlights? The 81st annual Volusia County

Volusia County, FL · 21h

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City Commission swears in new members, approves micromobility restrictions at Nov. 10 meeting

Volusia County Court Judge Wesley Heidt administered the Oath of Office to Mayor Fred Cleveland for his third two-year term and Zone 1 Commissioner Curtis Hodges and Zone 2 Commissioner Jennifer Devine for their first four-year terms during last night's inauguration ceremony. Cleveland later presented a farewell plaque and bouquet...

New Smyrna Beach, FL · 2d

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DeLand Braces for $8.8M Budget Hit as Amendment 3 Tax Cuts Kick In

DeLand officials are set to hold a special meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday to discuss how Florida voters’ approval of Amendment 3, a property tax measure expected to reshape municipal finances statewide, will affect the city. City leaders say the amendment's passage will cut DeLand's annual budget by $5.2 million in 2027 and $8.8 million in 2028, forcing a hard look at reserves, revenue strategies, and what services the city can still afford.

Deland, FL · 3d

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2026 Florida Classic Weekend Brings FAMU and Bethune-Cookman Back to Orlando

The Rattlers and Wildcats meet Saturday, Nov. 21, capping three days of football, marching bands and alumni gatherings. The Rattlers and Wildcats meet Saturday, Nov. 21, capping three days of football, marching bands and alumni gatherings. By Ebony News Today Staff. ORLANDO, Fla. — The first showdown of Florida Classic...

Orlando, FL · 2d

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Lake Helen Weighs Hotel, 348 Apartments on Old Auto Mall Site Near I-4

Lake Helen leaders were set to vote Thursday on a mixed-use proposal that would bring a 120-room hotel, an apartment complex with 348 dwelling units, and a mix of restaurants to land near Interstate 4 and Orange Camp Road — the same property once eyed for a sprawling DeLand-area auto mall. The plan, which combines commercial and residential development, had not yet been approved heading into the meeting.

Lake Helen, FL · 14h

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Volusia County to Distribute 150 Holiday Food Boxes to Veteran Families

Volusia County’s Veterans Services Division will distribute 150 holiday food boxes to local veteran families beginning Monday, Nov. 16, thanks to a donation from the nonprofit Volusia Basket Brigade. Each box contains enough food to prepare a holiday meal for a family of six. Distribution begins at 9 a.m....

Volusia County, FL · 1d

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Riverfront Arts District stewards 64th annual Halifax Art Festival

Spruce Creek junior Kelsae Ellis (right) poses with her mom Sandra after winning Best of Show in the student exhibition at the 64th annual Halifax Art Festival on Nov. 8. Photo by Michele Meyers. Ormond Beach artist Terri Hester smiles as she runs her booth at the 64th annual Halifax...

Daytona Beach, FL · 1d

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Concrete plant proposal reignites Ormond Beach land-use debate

A property that once sat at the center of a major fuel terminal fight in Ormond Beach is back in the spotlight — this time over a proposed concrete mixing plant. Three industrial parcels along Hull Road and Hull Trail, totaling about 52 acres, are before the city again. The proposal would change their land-use designation to light industrial and utilities. Halifax Paving is also seeking to build a concrete mixing plant on its property. For Dave Smith, the debate feels familiar. Smith has lived in what is now known as the Ormond Lakes neighborhood for more than 50 years — and says the fight over what gets built across the street from his home never seems to end. "The fallout from a concrete plant would be very tough for us," Smith said. "So we're within a half a mile of the proposed location, very much against it. So many of us that live in here, almost all will line up behind us." Smith says his top concerns center on air quality and the potential mess a concrete plant could bring to the area. "My top concerns: air quality and the mess potentially coming with it," he said. Truck traffic is another major concern for nearby residents, who say they want the city to address the issue before moving forward with any approvals. "The traffic coming in and coming out — we have no traffic light here at Hull Road, and there's 620 roughly houses just in this one neighborhood called Ormond Lakes, but so many other close ones," Smith said. The city is proposing a less intensive industrial designation than the one that sparked the original Belvedere fuel terminal controversy. But for neighbors, the concern remains what kind of industrial activity could ultimately end up in their backyard. "We're ready. If this goes in front of the city and the county for the permits, we will pack the place," Smith said. The proposals are scheduled to go before the city's Planning Board on Thursday.

Ormond Beach, FL · 2d

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Seminole County monitors flooding near Sanford, Lake Harney

SANFORD, Fla. — Flooding concerns are growing in Seminole County as water levels continue to rise along the St. Johns River, with impacts expected to worsen over the next week. The Sanford Fire Department is closely monitoring Lake Monroe following recent rainfall, and officials said they expect water levels...

Sanford, FL · 2d

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In Deep-Red Flagler County, Candid Critiques Mark Lessons-Learned Forum for Democrats

Flagler County Democrats and a couple of independents who have won and lost elections in ever-reddening Flagler gathered today for the first lessons-learned forum of its kind in recent county memory, combining candid criticism of their party or their own political journeys with upbeat assessments, a majority of pledges to run again, and a mixed bag of respect and distaste for Republicans.

Flagler County, FL · 18h