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...
A focus on health
For local residents seeking information on getting and staying healthy, there was plenty on hand at Saturday’s Health & Wellness Fair hosted by the...
Genealogical society to meet Feb. 10
The Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society, East Central Florida Chapter, Daytona Beach, will resume its monthly meetings at 11 a.m. Feb. 10 at at Bethune-Cookman University...
B-CU alumni to rally about crisis
The Concerned Constituents for Bethune-Cookman University, a group primarily made up of alumni, will host a Rally to Save B-CU at noon to 2...
‘MISLED AND LIED TO’
B-CU/MLK Lofts deal gone bad irks alumni, Midtown residents
BY ANDREAS BUTLER
DAYTONA TIMES
Bethune-Cookman University is under fire again for another building project.
Heron Development Group LTD...
Church of God symposium set for Daytona
The Florida Cocoa Church of God 2018 Preaching Symposium and Training will be held Feb. 23-24 at Daytona Deliverance Church of God, 601 George...
Sheriff donates computers to Campbell
BY ANDREAS BUTLER
DAYTONA TIMES
Students at Campbell Middle School in Daytona Beach received gifts on Tuesday afternoon that will help them excel in the classroom.
The...
Raising awareness about human trafficking
On Jan. 11, local residents participated in the National Human Trafficking Awareness Day Walk in Daytona Beach. January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month...
Book festival to showcase authors from around the country
Authors from around the country will be featured this weekend in Daytona Beach at the Seventh Annual F.R.E.S.H. Book Festival.
A free Community Film Festival...
‘HUMILIATED AND DISRESPECTED’
Huger quits longtime Daytona position; lawsuit ongoing
BY ANDREAS BUTLER
DAYTONA TIMES
Thomas Huger once enjoyed his job at the City of Daytona Beach, calling it a...
