Residents not impressed with city’s hiring report
Black Daytonans say city must improve employment practices
BY THE DAYTONA TIMES STAFF
While the City of Daytona Beach’s Black population is 35.4 percent, 18.7 percent...
Alpha Kappa Alpha to present Debutante Cotillion on June 4
The Gamma Mu Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority will present seven young ladies to society during its biennial Debutante Cotillion on Saturday,...
Huger golf tournament takes place April 19
The Beta Delta Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. will present its third annual Jimmy Huger Scholarship Golf Tournament April 19 with...
City departments compete for bragging rights
BY ASHLEY D. THOMAS
DAYTONA TIMES
Ducking and dodging was the name of the game as the Daytona Beach Police Department was pitted against the Leisure...
Orange Avenue work still crippling stores
Store owners say the city’s slow construction project has led to a huge drop in customers.
BY PENNY DICKERSON
DAYTONA TIMES
Minority businesses report profit losses as...
How faith leaders further victimize rape victims
Black women tell of assaults and condemnation by their pastors
Editor’s note: This is the third in a series on rape written by Jazelle Hunt,...
Henry, Shelley among Tuesday’s winners
A few glitches, some surprises as Volusia voters go to polls
FROM STAFF REPORTS
The 2012 primary election in Volusia County came and went with mixed...
BRIEFS
Librarian offers Genealogy 101 on Feb. 5
Learn how to trace your family’s history during a one-hour presentation at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 5, at...
Swearing-in time for Wright moved up
FROM STAFF REPORTS
Ida Duncan Wright will be sworn in as the newest member of the Volusia County School Board Jan. 29 at 9 a.m....
Ford ordained as pastor, to lead Choice Christian church
BY ASHLEY THOMAS
DAYTONA TIMES
Harold Calvin Ford took another walk of faith on April 14 when he was ordained as a minister. At the same...
