Daytona Beach site will soon come to life after six years of dormancy
A construction site that has sat untouched for nearly six years will soon come to life in Daytona Beach.
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A construction site that has sat untouched for nearly six years will soon come to life in Daytona Beach.
Everyone’s heard of shark bites in New Smyrna Beach, but I’m willing to bet you’ve never seen a shark leap out of the water and smack a surfer in the face.
The city spent $2.2 million on land near Ocean and Harvey avenues.
People in Daytona Beach say a road improvement project on State Road A1A is causing problems for drivers, pedestrians and businesses.
Volusia County’s Marine Science Center in Ponce Inlet is back open after a 10-month closure.
People in Ponce Inlet are concerned that a dredging project meant to help with erosion could be causing other problems on the beaches.
Orange County public works leaders share hurricane debris removal tips to assist community cleanup.
62 historic oak trees will be cut down in DeLand to make way for a new development, and some residents are opposing the plan.
Daytona Beach businesses say the ongoing homeless issue in the city’s main tourist area is getting worse, and it’s hurting their bottom line.
Work is underway to rebuild and repair the iconic Flagler Beach Pier.