Midtown lights up for the holidays
Parade, health fair begin celebration in Black community
FROM STAFF REPORTS
Winners of the “Light Up Midtown” event held last weekend will be recognized at Daytona...
Ministry giving away food, shoes
BY ASHLEY THOMAS
DAYTONA TIMES
The youth group at Tomoka Christian Church is donating 1,000 pairs of shoes to those who attend the Unity in the...
BRIEFS
MLK scholarship application extended
The MLK and Trayvon Martin scholarship application deadline has been extended to Dec. 20 for high school seniors. Students can pick...
2013 Top Toys
To find the very best toys of the year, Family Fun magazine recruited dozens of families to test more than 300 playthings. Based on...
Companies nationwide stepping up to hire vets
BY LINDA MOSS
THE RECORD/MCT
It took Francisco “Frank” Miranda, a veteran of the war in Afghanistan, about three years to find a job in the...
Local lawmaker pushing personal finance class
Bill would require high school students to take course
BY ASHLEY THOMAS
DAYTONA TIMES
State Senator Dorothy L. Hukill (R-Port Orange) and Rep. Heather Fitzenhagen (R-Fort Myers)...
‘Go Tell It On The Mountain’
Negro spirituals to take center stage at civic center
FROM STAFF REPORTS
A handmade quilt of reproductive fabric from the Civil War era will form the...
Local Democrats elect new leaders
BY ASHLEY THOMAS
DAYTONA TIMES
The top two spots of the Volusia County Democratic Party have seen a shake-up since February’s election of Vonzelle Johnson as...
Nurse: Don’t ignore the signs of heart disease
BY GRACIE BONDS STAPLES/ MCT
THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION
ATLANTA — Heart failure, according to the American Heart Association, affects 5.7 million Americans and causes more than...
Palm Coast preparing for Dec. 14 parade
Celebrate the holiday season with your friends and neighbors at the City of Palm Coast’s Starlight Event & Parade on Saturday, Dec. 14, at...
