Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 18th of September.
Good morning, Daytona Beach.
Flagler County Fire Rescue and Volusia firefighters rescued two horses trapped in deep mud at Lake George Wildlife Management Area Dexter-Mary Farms Unit off West State Road 40 in Pierson on Sept.
16. The horses were freed using specialized large animal rescue equipment.
Flagler County and Volusia County firefighters freed two horses trapped in deep mud near Pierson on Sept.
16 + the horses were evaluated afterward.
Motorcycle enthusiasts will join the MotoPassport Scavenger Hunt at the 34th annual Biketoberfest® from Oct.
15 to Oct. 18 in Daytona Beach. The first 300 riders to visit all 12 stops (from distilleries to lighthouses) will earn an exclusive collectible coin.
The sixth annual Boss Lady Women’s Leadership Conference kicked off yesterday at the Daytona Grande Oceanfront Resort with keynote speaker Jamie Marco engaging the crowd with icebreakers + networking and inspiration.
The three-day event offers local women a chance to hear speakers and build connections.
Volusia County Schools announced the 2027 graduation schedule for high school seniors at The Ocean Center, 101 N.
Atlantic Ave. Ceremonies will be held Wednesday, June 2; Thursday, June 3; and Friday, June 4 with set times for each participating school.
The Florida Department of Education released a list of books removed from state schools for the 2025-2026 school year in Central Florida, following a 2023 law (HB 1069) that allows parental objections.
Officials noted that 10 counties reported removals, though students may still bring personal copies.
Former Daytona Beach City Manager Richard Quigley, who improved city finances through overseeing multiple departments, died on Aug.
13 at 83; he was known for his dedication to public service and strong family ties (married for 64 years with five children and seven grandchildren).
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