Event to arm Blacks with info about colorectal, breast cancer
BY JAMES HARPER, DAYTONA TIMES: Black men and women living in or near Daytona Beach are being asked to "embrace the challenge" to learn more about...
Legendary pilots inspire hundreds, share stories during Red Tail exhibit
BY JAMES HARPER, DAYTONA TIMES: Three examples of perseverance landed in Daytona Beach Tuesday to speak during the Rise Above Red Tail Squadron Traveling Exhibit.
Pilots Charles...
New restaurant, other employers will be hiring at city’s job fair on March 29
BY JAMES HARPER, DAYTONA TIMES: Last August, thousands of job seekers lined up for hours at a time to attend a series of job fairs convened...
Your tax refund is yours to keep
BY CHARLENE CROWELL
NNPA FINANCIAL WRITER
Each year as W-2s begin arriving in mailboxes, commercials start promoting a range of services to ‘help’ consumers with tax...
Bruno eyes Senate; Northey wants to be Supervisor of Elections
Bruno eyes Senate; Northey wants to be Supervisor of Elections
BY JAMES HARPER
DAYTONA TIMES
Two Volusia County Council members have announced their intentions to run for...
B-CU instructor wants to make difference as school board member
BY JAMES HARPER
DAYTONA TIMES
Ida Wright believes public education is the greatest opportunity for many children to have a bright future.
This is one of the...
Pastor running for District 2 county seat
Rev. Tyrone Brown said he has received calls
asking him not to seek office
BY ANDREAS BUTLER
DAYTONA TIMES
The Rev. Tyrone Brown, pastor of Cathedral of...
Fordham making another attempt at school board
BY JAMES HARPER
DAYTONA TIMES
A Bethune-Cookman University professor has thrown his hat into the ring again to run for a Volusia County school board seat.
Because...
Local elections taking shape
A number of Black candidates will be running for city, county school board seats
BY JAMES HARPER
DAYTONA TIMES
harperjames59@yahoo.com
The 2012 election season seems to be in...
Latest state school rankings stir up controversy
The state on Monday released a ranking scale that rates school districts from highest to lowest. But the rankings are coming under fire from school district superintendents who say it's not a fair way to look at how well students are doing.
