On Oct. 4, 2025, at 9:53 p.m., a Dodge Durango allegedly caused multiple deaths on Interstate 4, the Florida Highway Patrol [FHP] said. Lindsey Isaacs, 23, was charged with vehicular homicide and ...
Wildfires burning more than 2,000 acres near the Clay-Putnam county line caused major disruptions for Amtrak trains trying to cross Florida. The Amtrak Silver Meteor 98 train, on April 19, was halted ...
In Deltona’s earliest years, before rapid growth reshaped the landscape, one small red building stood at the heart of a budding community — a place where residents gathered not just to learn, but to ...
As spring yardwork and outdoor home-improvement projects pick up across Florida, Sunshine 811 is reminding residents to have underground utility lines marked before digging. Sunshine 811, a statewide ...
Editor, The Beacon: With the current discord between the Democratic and Republican parties, a new legitimate independent political party needs to be established. In the past, several independent ...
On Wednesday, Jan. 21, at 7:30 p.m., DeLand’s Grand Dame, the Athens Theatre, welcomes the music of another iconic band with Ticket to the Moon – The ELO Experience, a one-night-only tribute ...
Editor, The Beacon: For what it's worth, we are not living harmoniously as a whole. The level of discord in this world is reaching levels capable of erasing many peaceful bridges that have been built ...
A Gainesville consulting firm is working with Deltona’s civic leaders and interested citizens to plan a vision for the biggest city in Volusia County. As JBPro guides the formation of Deltona’s Vision ...
10-11 a.m. Architectural Tour, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Home Tour, leaving from Hopkins Hall, 192 Connecticut Ave. Ride the Butler Express and take a festive journey through Lake Helen’s historic heart. Explore ...
Editor, The Beacon: Here are corrections of some of David Rauschenberger’s recent inaccuracies: Democrats are not losing market share. A Gallup Poll found Democratic Party identification surpassed ...
The West Volusia Artists would like to announce our first couple as Artists of the Month for November. Barbara and Denis Sorensen have been making art together for more than 50 years. Their pieces are ...
Editor, The Beacon: In the past few years, U.S. government representatives have enacted many laws that aim to hurt lower socioeconomic groups. These leaders and their wealthy supporters might want to ...
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