Charles Guarria

Daytona Beach's newly hired auditor Abinet Y. Belachew has begun his expense investigation and has specifically targeted three areas: car allowances, purchasing cards (p-cards) and travel expenses. He has also initiated a fraud hotline.

Eleven high schools from across Florida brought their culinary art students to Daytona State College to compete in Sharpen Your Skills.

JetBlue is once again touching down at Daytona Beach International Airport after an absence of nearly eight years.

Bristol Development Group once waxed poetic about how they would be the firm that turned Port Orange's Riverwalk Park into an eloquent and inspirational destination. They presented this vision to the Port Orange City Council, and four years later to the day Port Orange Mayor Scot Stiltner announced that Bristol Group has now “walked away” from the riverfront project.

Eleven high schools from across Florida brought their culinary art students to Daytona State College to compete in Sharpen Your Skills.

Robbie O’Brien, founder and lead pastor of Salty Church in Ormond Beach, soft-opened The Boardroom Coffee Co at 26 Bovard Ave, Ormond Beach on Dec. 15.

Two businesses have chosen Daytona Beach for their first Volusia County location, but neither is opening close to the ever-growing intersection of I-95 and LPGA Boulevard.

On Saturday mornings in Ormond Beach, a gathering of the blind, partially blind and fully sighted individuals gather at the Ormond Lanes bowling alley to put on their bowling shoes and zip balls down its lanes, knocking down pins for some weekend fun and friendly competition.

On social media, there is a popular saying that is often satirically attributed to President Abraham Lincoln: “Don't believe everything you read on the internet just because there's a picture with a quote next to it.”

Voters in Daytona Beach will decide this fall whether the city should prohibit using treated wastewater as a direct source of drinking water.