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Daytona Beach is moving toward reducing the four traffic lanes on North Beach Street to two, and adding a median on the riverfront road.

DAYTONA BEACH — When job stress has him frazzled, Deric Feacher will grab the old trumpet he keeps in his office, head to the nearest park and re-center himself with the smooth melodies flowing out of the brass instrument's bell. Other times he'll crack open a book he's reading for fun, or lob a basketball toward the first hoop he can find. "I have a good jump shot if anyone ever wants to challenge me to a free throw contest," Feacher said. On June 1 Feacher will begin his job as Daytona Beach's new city manager. And everyone's about to find out he's not going to be one of those sto...

Schuylkill County residents happy to hear COVID vaccine schedule is moving forward By April 19, every Pennsylvanian over the age of 16 will be able to get a vaccine shot. Author: Peggy Lee Updated: 10:47 PM EDT March 31, 2021 POTTSVILLE, Pa. — Shoppers at this Weis Market near Pottsville were taking the dreary day to run out for some groceries. A company spokesperson says people can also get a COVID vaccine at this Weis as well at nearly all the Weis Markets in Northeastern and central Pennsylvania. Now Governor Wolf is moving the vaccine schedule forward to ...

DAYTONA BEACH — As the nation celebrates Black history this month, many people driving through the urban core Midtown neighborhood probably don't realize they're motoring past important city history. A few blocks south of Orange Avenue, there's the 125-year-old boyhood home of Howard Thurman, a mentor to Martin Luther King, Jr. and a friend of Mahatma Gandhi. The Campbell Hotel, one of the only places a Black visitor could stay in Daytona Beach until the mid-1960s, still stands on Mary McLeod Bethune Boulevard. The hotel was also the home of The Stardust night club, where musicians s...