Samantha Connell

Volusia County residents might recognize the voice of blues rocker Dyer Davis, a native Floridian who has performed in various venues throughout Central Florida, including Daytona Beach and New Smyrna

If you're looking for a beer and a bite, Ormond Brewing Co. has plenty of drinks, food and room.

Citizens of South Daytona may not need Batman to fight crime, but it seems like they need a new place to buy their favorite Batman storylines.

Residents and visitors can enjoy dinner while listening to beautiful music from a well-established musician in New Smyrna Beach.

New Smyrna Beach hosted IMAGES: A Festival of the Arts Jan. 27-29 for the 47th year.

Parking along Canal Street and Flagler Avenue can become irritating for some New Smyrna Beach residents, business owners and visitors.

New Smyrna Beach will welcome several artists for IMAGES: A Festival of the Arts Jan. 27-29.

Months after Tropical Storm Ian infiltrated New Smyrna Beach, residents and local officials are still caught in the aftermath.

Over 35 years after selling fresh fruit to the community on street corners and 24 years in the original New Smyrna Beach location, Perrine’s Fresh Food Market recently moved to

Preserving the past for families in the present, Little Griddle recently opened in the Victoria Building on Canal Street.

The Atlantic Center for the Arts in New Smyrna Beach will welcome artists for the nonprofit Artist-in-Residence Program this coming Spring.

New Smyrna Beach suffered extensive damage following Tropical Storm Ian.

While New Smyrna Beach residents are familiar with flooding, Tropical Storm Ian highlighted major issues inside and out of flood zones.

Volusia County is home to two chapters of an organization dedicated to preserving history and studying artifacts.

New Symrna Beach welcomed residents and city leaders to the Brannon Center Oct. 24 for the State of the City.

An art demonstration at the Hub on Canal in New Smyrna Beach was swabbing different Oct. 15.

Without comment, the New Smyrna Beach City Commission Oct. 11 initially approved banning e-scooters in the city.

The Edgewater City Council approved Boston Whalers' request to build a temporary metal structure in the city during its Sept. 27 meeting.

The Southeast Museum of Photography extended a warm welcome to photographer Michael Grecco and his exhibit, “Days of Punk” the evening of Aug. 30.

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University students sought to raise awareness with their ninth annual suicide prevention event, “Field of Hope,” Sept. 12.