One million steps toward learning
Local leaders give students handshakes and words of encouragement on first day of school as part of the Million Father March
BY PENNY DICKERSON
DAYTONA TIMES
The...
How do you help a baby learn? Word by word
BY SARA NEUFELD
THE HECHINGER REPORT (TNS)
On the third-floor hospital maternity ward at the University of Chicago Medical Center, Bionka Burkhalter had just given birth...
Briefs
City seeks volunteers for Light Up Midtown
Volunteers are needed for the Light Up Midtown festivities scheduled for Dec. 1, 8, 15 and 22 in...
DeLand commissioner to speak at NAACP banquet in Deltona
The West Volusia Branch of the NAACP will host the 25th annual Freedom Fund Banquet at 6:30 p.m. Friday June 5, at New Hope...
No time to play
Butts, III returns to city
BY JAMES HARPER
DAYTONA TIMES STAFF
Standing at the podium at Bethune-Cookman University’s Performing Arts Center (PAC), Rev. Dr. Calvin O. Butts...
Thomas retires after 38 years with the city
BY ASHLEY D. THOMAS
DAYTONA TIMES
After nearly four decades of service to the City of Daytona Beach, Jennifer Thomas will not be prepping for her...
Megabus now making stops in Daytona
Local residents are pleased to have an alternate transportation service
BY ANDREAS BUTLER
DAYTONA TIMES
For local residents looking for another mode of travel out of town,...
County seeking agencies for summer food program
Volusia County’s Human Services Office is seeking agencies to participate in the Summer Food Service Program, which will run from June 4 through Aug....
‘Doo Day,’ and why positive Black events are important
February 17 was supposed to be a day of fun in the sun, community unity and nonviolence....
Palm Coast giving away trees to those impacted by tornado
To assist residents who were directly impacted by the Dec. 14, 2013, tornado, the City of Palm Coast will have a free Starlight Tornado...
