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Articles Written by: DINAH VOYLES PULVER
DELAND -- More than 250 people crowded into the Volusia County Council chambers to voice concerns over the future of Silver Glen Springs.
The U.S. Forest Service recently began discussing possible changes to boating and recreation at the popular ...
Another 3,321 acres will be added to the Volusia Conservation Corridor under an agreement approved Tuesday by the St. Johns River Water Management District.
District officials said the property, owned by Daryl Carter, offers potential for long-term ...
Clumps of seaweed and other flotsam are stacking up again on the beach, stranded by strong onshore winds and waves that toss them along the sand at high tide.
Some people find the arrival of seaweed clumps, which peaks in the fall, a rather stinky ...
A building El Nino in the Pacific Ocean may create wet and wild conditions for Central Florida this winter.
So far this year, we've seen a quiet hurricane season because the warm ocean temperatures in the Pacific that create an El Nino tend to suppress ...
Thousands of Volusia and Flagler county residents made a difference Saturday, walking to raise money for breast cancer, handing out bicycle helmets to children, building homes and doing dozens of other good deeds.
Overall, it was "a phenomenal day" for ...
DAYTONA BEACH -- Six local governments will partner on a $700,000 engineering study of the Nova Canal, hoping to prevent a repeat of the May disaster that flooded nearly 2,000 structures.
The group includes Volusia County and the cities of Daytona ...
Enjoy the cooler weather while it lasts. "Don't get used to it," said Bob Wimmer, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Melbourne. While the nights are forecast to be in the 60s all week, the daily highs will creep up each day. By Friday, ...
Tree experts say residents need to be extra vigilant to help slow the spread of an invasive laurel wilt fungus attacking redbay trees in Volusia and Flagler counties.
Otherwise, a big part of the area's tree canopy could be destroyed within the next ...
A plan for future development of a new town on 59,000 acres between Osteen and Edgewater won its first approvals from the Volusia County Council on Thursday.
The council voted 6-1 to forward the request to change the county's land use plans to the ...
EDGEWATER -- Water -- and its constant state of flux -- often tops discussions about long-term plans for the 59,000 acres Miami Corp. owns in Volusia and Brevard counties.
Opponents fear development could increase flooding troubles and put more strain ...
