Cecil G. Brumley is a journalist for The Hometown News, focusing on local news in Volusia County, Florida. With a specialization in business news, Cecil covers topics such as real estate, small businesses, economic trends, and construction projects.
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Cecil G. Brumley's coverage primarily focuses on local business and industry news in Volusia County, Florida. He frequently cites data and makes announcements regarding developments in the local business landscape.
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The peacocks can wander and Snow White can sleep, both undisturbed, with The Nature Conservancy in Florida taking over Gamble Place
VOLUSIA BUSINESS CECIL G. BRUMLEY Unemployment held steady in October in Volusia County , but is still up slightly from last year.
By: Cecil G. Brumley
Our annual plea to support small businesses is extremely important as the explosion in inflation has made it difficult for them to set prices low enough for people to afford.
VOLUSIA BUSINESS CECIL G. BRUMLEY Our annual plea to support small businesses is extremely important as the explosion in inflation has made
While it probably isn't enough for the “stop the building” crowd, residential construction has slowed in the Volusia-Flagler area.
Some of you may be wondering why does the City of Daytona Beach want another sports facility when it already has the Ocean Center, Jackie Robinson Stadium and Municipal Stadium.
By: Cecil G. Brumley
Hurricane Milton, as expected, affected Volusia County tourism, but not as bad as it might have.
Employment growth seemed slow in Volusia County in November, but the estimates were a bit contrary.
You'll have to pardon the folks in the housing industry if they start off 2025 a little downtrodden.
By Cecil G. Brumley [email protected] The mystery continues.
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