Good morning, Daytona Beach.

A Port Orange nonprofit is looking for homes for 55 cats left behind by Candace Park, a longtime TNR advocate who died after her battle with breast cancer.

Furry Nation Salvation is asking local families to adopt or help care for these pets (all are neutered and vaccinated).

Boss Lady women’s leadership conference returns Sept.

17 to 19 at Daytona Grande Oceanfront Resort with keynote speaker Jaime Marco set to inspire local businesswomen by sharing strategies from her book UnFunkt—this annual event, founded by Teresa Rand, also features talks by local officials and entrepreneurs.

Local hospital districts face a potential loss of over $23 million in property tax revenue over three years if Amendment 3 passes on the November ballot, a change that may reduce care for the underinsured in the area.

In honor of National Suicide Prevention Month, local leader Stacy Conomos urges Daytona Beach businesses to add visible mental health resource links on their websites to guide residents to help such as 988.

Her simple plan aims to reduce stigma and remind community members that help is available.

AdventHealth Daytona Beach completed a $220 million expansion that adds a neuro ICU and revamped cardiovascular care while increasing capacity to 466 beds + 104 new critical care rooms with smart room technology.

Officials said the project makes advanced care closer to home.