Community News
Library showing classic Black films this month
At 2 p.m. every Tuesday, Ben Trotter, a library assistant and film school graduate, shows a popular classic...
DEFIANT GRADS TAKE A STAND
Boos, jeers greet commencement speaker DeVos
BY ANDREAS BUTLER
DAYTONA TIMES
Lexis Melo was one of about 300 students who graduated from Bethune-Cookman University on Wednesday afternoon....
WPUL-AM 1590, ‘No. 2’ return to the airwaves
Station on the air; Cherry II to restart program
BY THE DAYTONA TIMES STAFF
After testing and stabilizing its broadcast signal, WPUL-AM 1590, Volusia County’s only...
Report: All students benefit by having minority teachers
BY FREDDIE ALLEN
NNPA NEWS SERVICE
WASHINGTON – Despite the cry from people of color for more teachers who look like them, both Whites and Blacks...
Sorority to present eight debutantes at biennial event
The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Gamma Mu Omega Chapter, will present eight young women to society at its biennial Debutante Cotillion and Scholarship...
Community News
Independence Day ceremony to be held at Palm Coast’s Heroes Park
On Friday, July 4, the City of Palm Coast will have a public Independence...
Author on mission to educate and empower youth through collection of animated stories
In a social climate where the value of Black lives in America is often questioned, one author has elected to draw on history to...
Azama-Edwards officially opens mayoral campaign office
BY JAMES HARPER
DAYTONA TIMES
Daytona Beach mayor candidate Gwen Azama-Edwards held an open house for her new campaign headquarters on April 29.
The office is located...
Daytona State offers after-work registration hours
Offering easy registration access for summer sessions and fall semester, Daytona State College welcomes new and returning students with daily hours and after-work hours...
Black preachers organizing march to polls
Church members will unite, walk to library on Oct. 28 to vote early
BY JAMES HARPER
DAYTONA TIMES
Members of a Daytona Beach Black clergy group are...
