BRIEFS
New magazine to follow high school sports
High School Sports Spotlight is a new magazine highlighting student athletes, teams, athletic activities, coaches and schools...
Atlantic hoops phenom, Ronni Williams to be a Florida Gator
BY ANDREAS BUTLER
DAYTONA TIMES
Local high school girl's basketball phenom Ronni Williams announced that she will play her college ball at the University of Florida...
Community News
Charter Review Commission to meet March 14
Volusia County’s Charter Review Commission will meet at 5:30 p.m. Monday, March 14, in the second-floor Dennis R....
HURRICANE IRMA – TRAGIC AFTERMATH
One hurricane-related fatality was reported in Daytona Beach on Wednesday. Lack of power remained a major concern as residents bounce back from Irma.
BY ANDREAS...
Occupy Daytona plans protest in support of Trayvon Martin movement
BY JAMES HARPER, DAYTONA TIMES: Occupy Daytona Beach is getting behind the Trayvon Martin movement and is planning a protest Monday, March 26, from 7 to...
Addressing the violence in a peaceful way
Community events are focusing on seeking solutions, understanding
BY ANDREAS BUTLER
DAYTONA TIMES
Recent shootings across the nation have intensified local efforts to address violence.
On July 17,...
Daytona finally fills fire chief vacancy
BY ASHLEY D. THOMAS
DAYTONA TIMES
After a yearlong vacancy, City Manager Jim Chisholm has appointed Dru R. Driscoll as Daytona Beach’s new fire chief.
Driscoll began...
Local photographer shares images of Sanford taken during trial
BY ASHLEY THOMAS
DAYTONA TIMES
The overcut grass and sad low-hanging branches told a story of despair at the home labeled 1507 shot through the lens...
Former resident Kenneth Kinsler dies
BY THE DAYTONA TIMES STAFF
ORLANDO – Kenneth “Kenny” Kinsler, one of the first Black athletes to desegregate Seabreeze High School’s racially segregated athletic program,...
Dr. Valarie King recognized as ‘making a difference’
BY JAMES HARPER, DAYTONA TIMES STAFF: Dr. Valarie Greene King, the founding director of the University of Central Florida’s Office of Diversity Initiatives, has been recognized...
