Port Orange resident Mary Wittmeyer was recognized by the City Council and the Police Department for her years of volunteer service on April 16. https://t.co/jlegEvYaeT
The Port Orange City Council unanimously approved an amendment to the development that allowed a fashion truck, a residential unit and an application fee waiver. https://t.co/aEKrV4MwZx
“The tree has always had scenic value, historic value to our neighborhood," Port Orange resident Garrett Taynai said. "We enjoy its beauty and prestige every time we pass by to our home." https://t.co/pNKWLEN2ym
National Childhood Mental Health Day is coming up on May 6, and Volusia County Schools have been doing the Youth Mental Health First Aid Program for a year https://t.co/qflhp27gIK
No Dough got its name by offering a car show that is both free to attendees and those who display their cars. No Dough promotes the lifestyle of living in and driving the “People's car," a way to travel on a budget. https://t.co/SDQF5AJ3NM
Instead of a natural barrier, ICI Homes was allowed to build an eight-foot PVC fence. Fees and buffer requirements were also reduced. https://t.co/W5Ss7NiC40
“The Relay for Life and the American Cancer Society get you through it," Megan Miller said. "Cancer doesn’t sleep so neither do we." https://t.co/o3jp31N11M
“Once something is achieved that, then others believe they can accomplish the same thing,” Hawks coach David Nelson said. “A lot of this is a mindset. And that’s what we try to teach our lifters.” https://t.co/XczkM5RTHN
Alan Grisetti, of Daytona Beach was transported to Halifax Health Medical Center after failing to yield at the intersection of Dunlawton Avenue and Taylor Branch Road on April 10. https://t.co/1Ei6QaHuVc
The Festival of Spring at City Center raises money to support Karin “Bleu” Harris, a boy with a heart defect in need of a transplant. https://t.co/jYoLQMjXXr