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Volusia County closes several boat ramps as rising water levels create hazardous conditions

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – Boaters in Volusia County are running into closed gates and warning signs at several popular launch sites as rising water levels and hazardous conditions force temporary boat ramp closures along the St. Johns River and Intracoastal Waterway. Volusia County officials say the closures are necessary...

Volusia County, FL · 9h
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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 · 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 · 23h
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The Kessler Collection Introduces Grand Bohemian Casa Monica, St. Augustine, Autograph Collection: A Historic Icon Reimagined

The Kessler Collection introduced the newly reimagined Casa Monica Resort & Spa under its new name, Grand Bohemian Casa Monica, St. Augustine, Autograph Collection marking a new chapter for the storied 137-room hotel and the Grand Bohemian brand. An icon in America’s oldest city for nearly 140 years, the property...

St. Augustine, FL · 3d
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AdventHealth adding orthopedic clinic in St. Augustine

AdventHealth plans to open an orthopedic clinic at 3100 U.S. 1 in south St. Augustine. St. Johns County issued a build-out permit for the project Nov. 6 at a cost of $794,292. The 2,606-square-foot clinic is in an office complex that also houses Farghaly Medical Spa, Flagler OB-GYN and family practice and primary care provider PrimeMED.

St. Augustine, FL · 2d

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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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Ormond Beach Planning Board OKs land use change for industrial land on Hull Road

The Ormond Beach Planning Board unanimously approved a land use change for three properties in the Hull Road area at its meeting on Thursday, Nov. 12, an amendment that could allow Halifax Paving to construct a new concrete batch plant. The land use amendment is the first step in the...

Ormond Beach, FL · 9h

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CUP CHAMP: 1949: Glenn Dunaway

Gastonia, North Carolina driver Glenn Dunaway is a significant figure in LASTCAR history. On June 19, 1949 at the Charlotte Speedway, a tiny dirt track in Charlotte, North Carolina, Dunaway was flagged the winner of NASCAR’s first-ever race after his 1947 Ford beat second-place Jim Roper by three laps. But Dunaway’s car #25 was disqualified hours later for running with altered rear springs, thus violating NASCAR’s rule that every car in the field remain “strictly stock.” Despite a legal challenge, Roper was credited with the victory, and Dunaway was kicked to the 33rd and final spot, becoming NASCAR’s first-ever last-place finisher.

Charlotte, NC · 1d

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Yamaha crowns U.S. Technician Grand Prix champion at Barber Vintage

Yamaha Motor University — Yamaha’s dealer training division — held its 2026 United States Technician Grand Prix competition during the Barber Vintage Festival on Oct. 9-11 Yamaha’s premier technician competition brings together the nation’s top Yamaha technicians to perform a series of diagnostic and troubleshooting challenges. Participants...

Deland, FL · 1d

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Bird Golf Academy expands to World Golf Village in Florida

PHOENIX, Arizona — Bird Golf Academy is excited to announce its newest partnership with World Golf Village in St. Augustine, Florida. This new location gives students another exceptional Florida destination to experience Bird Golf’s highly personalized approach to golf instruction in a setting deeply connected to the history and traditions of the game.

St. Augustine, FL · 2d

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Native American Heritage Month in St. Augustine: History & Sites

It is easy to experience St. Augustine through its Spanish history. The Castillo, old streets, and mission sites dominate the city, while the Indigenous history associated with those same places can be much harder to spot. Spanish records mention Native communities throughout the colonial era, but archaeology preserves evidence that reaches much further back. That evidence has helped researchers identify settlements, burial practices, and other traces of Native life in the St. Augustine area.

St. Augustine, FL · 2d

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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 · 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 · 1d