Daytona Beach's Black trailblazers of years past being remembered with street banners
A judge, professional baseball player, newspaper publisher, doctors, attorneys & teachers are all being honored in Daytona during Black History Month.
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A judge, professional baseball player, newspaper publisher, doctors, attorneys & teachers are all being honored in Daytona during Black History Month.
Daytona Beach’s oldest Black church, Mount Bethel Institutional Baptist Church, is celebrating 138 years of existence this month.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - The first black woman to serve on the Daytona Beach City Commission has passed away at the age of 95. Freddye Moore served on the city's governing body in the 1980's, including a stint as chairperson. Along with her public service...
When Freddye Moore came to Daytona Beach in 1960, she became known first as a teacher and later as a trailblazing elected official.
Mt. Bethel Institutional Baptist Church, Daytona’s oldest Black church, to celebrate its anniversary with a special service.