It’s been a long and winding road for the Florida Museum of Black History Task Force to narrow the original list of 13 communities vying to house the museum to the final three. But the path for the contingent from St. Johns County proved even more treacherous after one of the vehicles got a flat […]Read More
Volusia County Transit Services will host four public meetings to discuss proposed service changes, present information about the curb-to-curb rideshare service, VoRide, and provide updates on the new DeLand SunRail Station, according to a county media release. The public meetings will be held April 29: 3 to 7 p.m. at the Thomas C. Kelly County […]Read More
The city of Daytona Beach has a new team of consultants looking at development issues, and they aren’t from a fancy Orlando firm but right here at home. Three students from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Kyle Penta, Cheyenne Halstead and Dylan Brazil – presented their findings to city commissioners sitting as the city’s community redevelopment […]Read More
The AdventHealth East Florida Division was recently recognized by Modern Healthcare as one of the Innovators for 2024 for its efforts in addressing nursing challenges, according to a media release. Modern Healthcare is a business news and information brand within the health care industry and this national recognition honors leaders and organizations driving innovation that […]Read More
The Flagler County Engineering Department is hosting a Design and Construction Industry Forum to inform prospective vendors of the county’s Capital Improvement Plan Work Programs, and the opportunities available to them to work on the development and implementation of them, according to a media release. During the forum, details will be released about upcoming Request […]Read More
Volusia County’s Corrections and Economic Development divisions are spearheading the Workforce Re-entry Program, an initiative that supports local workforce development and significantly contributes to reducing recidivism. This program prepares individuals exiting county corrections facilities for immediate employment by equipping them with essential technical skills, industry certifications, and personal development coaching. Why Partner with the Program? […]Read More
Did you know that 40% of businesses never reopen their doors post-disaster? Volusia County Economic Development encourages all business owners to prepare their operations for the upcoming 2024 hurricane season that starts on June 1 with the Volusia Prepares Business program checklist. The comprehensive Volusia Prepares Business checklist includes essential protective measures to help your […]Read More
White sandy beaches and sunshine have long attracted visitors to Florida, but in an era of high inflation and economic uncertainty, competition in the travel and tourism industry has never been higher. For St. Johns, Flagler and Volusia counties, tourism development is not only a major goal, but also a prime economic driver. In Volusia […]Read More
Like many communities across the nation, Daytona Beach is facing an affordable housing crisis. To address the issue, the City Commission recently held a workshop to review what constitutes affordable housing, and ways the city can encourage the creation of affordable housing stock. City Development Director Ken Thomas kicked off the meeting with a review […]Read More
Business owners are often told one of the secrets of success is being nimble and flexible, ready to meet new challenges and take advantage of opportunities. It is advice the Daytona Regional Chamber of Commerce has taken to heart. Earlier this month the organization celebrated the opening of its renovated headquarters on E. Orange Avenue […]Read More