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Tampa police: Scam artists targeting elderly
Tampa Police say this security-camera image from a Daytona Beach CVS may show two of four people involved in a series of frauds targeting elderly people.
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Community rallies behind Team Tatum
Four-year-old Tatum Gibbens gets a push on the swings from her dad, Kyle Gibbens while visiting Rainbow Park.
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She may be young. But six-year-old Lori Anne Madison can spell with the best of them! And she will in this week's Scripps National Spelling Bee.
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Volusia, Flagler honor fallen heroes
The DeLand High School Air Force JROTC Color Guard present the Colors during Memorial Day ceremonies at DeLand Memorial Gardens in DeLand on Monday.
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Ormond military vet on quest to save former hospital
The U.S. Navy veteran has launched a petition drive asking for the abandoned hospital to be converted into a medical center for veterans.
Volusia Beach Patrol searching for missing teen
Officials say rough surf from Tropical Storm Beryl is to blame for the disappearance of an Orlando teen Monday evening in Daytona Beach.
Is a hotel in Downtown's future?
West Volusia's community newspaper of DeLand, Orange City, Deltona, Enterprise, DeBary, Lake Helen, DeLeon Springs, Glenwood, Pierson, Cassadaga, Seville and Barberville in Florida.
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Area veterans keep giving long after military service ends
Billy Jones appears in his Military Officers Association of America shirt, holding a plaque and his cavalry hat.
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23 doctors graduate from FSU's Daytona Beach campus
Twenty-three students from the Florida State University College of Medicine's regional campus in Daytona Beach have graduated recently as physicians and start their residency programs in June.
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New Volusia court program aims at reducing arrests of poor, homeless
Dwayne Johnson was charged twice with trespassing for sleeping in public, and twice for having an open container, but that wasn't what landed him in Volusia County's jail.
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Deal for stapler king's historic Daytona home still not nailed down
Attempts to buy the Daytona Beach vacation home of America's turn-of-the-century stapler king have hit a snag, and preservationists are concerned about the house's deteriorating condition.
The Chrononaut Chronicles: WCW Clash of the Champions XXXI
The Chrononaut Chronicles: WCW Clash of the Champions XXXI Posted by Joel Thomas on 05.27.2012 After meeting and defeating Kamala on the Main Event pre-show, Hulk Hogan enters the Dungeon of Doom in search of the Son of a Giant! Lost in the Hulkamania shuffle, Ric Flair & Arn Anderson take on Vader in a handicap match! I'm not as excited about this ... (more)
Beryl bringing rain for holidayTropics busy with second early storm
The 11 a.m. Sunday five-day forecast track from the National Hurricane Center shows Subtropical Storm Beryl about 330 miles east-northeast of Jacksonville, F.L. With almost week remaining before the official start to the Atlantic hurricane season, a second named storm is in route to parts of Florida and Georgia just in time for Memorial Day ... (more)
Volusia Beach Patrol reminds beachgoers of rule changes and safety measures
With thousands of people expected to enjoy Volusia County beaches over the summer holidays, the Volusia County Beach Patrol has issued reminders about driving and safety rules on the beach, according to Volusia County spokesperson Pat Kuehn.
Beryl Impacts to the Southeast
As Beryl moves into the Southeast this weekend, its impacts will be widespread. However, not all news will be bad.
Meth lab found in Daytona Beach closes part of A1A
Officials say emergency crews were called to the apartment at 900 S. Atlantic Avenue around 7:00 a.m. for reports of a chemical smell.
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Embry-Riddle Prescott Adds Three New Degree Programs
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., May 24 -- Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University issued the following news release: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University will launch three new degree programs in the spring of 2013: Astronomy, Cyber Intelligence and Security, and Software Engineering with an emphasis in Cybersecurity.
Prosecutor holds back names in Martin case
A Florida prosecutor's decision to remove the names of key witnesses from publicly released information on Trayvon Martin's killing is unusual, experts say.
Born December 3, 1937 in East Liverpool, she was a daughter of the late Charles Enoch and Jeannette Kathleen Shasteen.
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Volusia, Flagler charitable giving rises for first time in 5 years
In Volusia and Flagler counties, 35 nonprofits agencies and their 57 programs will receive $1.85 million in funds from United Way for the fiscal year that begins July 1. Here's a breakdown of how those funds will be distributed by types of services.