Year ends with sad reminder on water safety
Toddler, 2, drowns Monday; fire and health officials urge community to know CPR, get swim lessons
BY ASHLEY THOMAS
DAYTONA TIMES
The Daytona Beach Fire Department is...
Out and about on Easter weekend
Black Daytonans wore their Sunday best to Resurrection Day services all over the area on Easter Sunday, considered the holiest day of the year...
Saturday bazaar at Golden center will celebrate baldness
The Bold, Beautiful & Bald Beauty Bazaar will take place on Saturday, Oct. 14, at the Yvonne Scarlett Golden Cultural & Educational Center,1000 Vine...
‘Saturday Night Live’ writer catches flak for slave skit
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Leslie Jones is under fire for her offensive “Saturday Night Live Weekend Update” skit about slavery. In fact, her “jokes” fell flat — leaving many uncomfortable.
She...
Johnson a finalist for Florida principal of the year
BY DAYTONA TIMES STAFF
Dr. Earl Johnson, principal of Matanzas High School in Flagler County, has been named a finalist for the Florida Department of...
Keeping an eye on the storm
BY ANDREAS BUTLER
DAYTONA TIMES
Tropical Depression 9 was upgraded to Tropical Storm Hermine on Wednesday afternoon, reaching sustained winds of 40 miles per hour around...
New dining experience opens for BCU students, area residents
BY JAMES HARPER
DAYTONA TIMES
The aroma of collard greens, ham and sweet potatoes permeated the air.
Hamburgers were frying on the grill and pizza was being...
Retired firefighter wants to encourage children through book
BY ANDREAS BUTLER
DAYTONA TIMES
Anthony “Tony’’ Thompson is a retired firefighter who spent 21 years with the Daytona Beach Fire Department. He also worked with...
THE DAYTONA 500 – Rained out, but not washed out
Some fans would like to see big race happen on different weekend
BY ASHLEY D. THOMAS
DAYTONA TIMES
“I feel like a wet dog,” Judy Einclart groaned...
