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NCA & NDA Collegiate Championship Celebrates 27th Year of Competition in Daytona Beach - Vimarsana News

NCA & NDA Collegiate Championship Celebrates 27th Year of Competition in Daytona Beach

/PRNewswire/ -- Varsity Spirit – the global leader in cheerleading, dance team and band apparel, camps and competitions, and a division of Varsity Brands, the...

Record Participation for NCA & NDA Collegiate Championship's 26th Year in Daytona Beach - Vimarsana News

Record Participation for NCA & NDA Collegiate Championship's 26th Year in Daytona Beach

Ocean Center and Daytona Beach Bandshell to Host Single Largest Collegiate Cheer and Dance Event in the WorldDAYTONA BEACH, Fla., April 4, 2022 /P...

Additional beach ramps will be opened for the holidays in Volusia - Vimarsana News

Additional beach ramps will be opened for the holidays in Volusia

The additional ramps will be open from Dec. 23 to Jan. 2. Bigger than normal crowds are expected during the holidays.

Volusia, Flagler counties spared from worst of Tropical Storm Elsa - Vimarsana News

Volusia, Flagler counties spared from worst of Tropical Storm Elsa

DAYTONA BEACH – Tropical Storm Elsa battered Florida's west coast with winds up to 62 mph and heavy rain Wednesday morning as it neared landfall in the state's Big Bend area.  But except for a steady light rain and an occasional gust of wind, the storm did little to disrupt life in Volusia and Flagler counties. However, Volusia County Beach Safety did rescue one man who was transported to a hospital. They warned of dangerous rip currents.  “For the most part there is not any huge threat or risk,” according to Volusia County Emergency Management spokesperson Kate Sark. The county has b...

Volusia to close COVID vaccine site at fairgrounds - Vimarsana News

Volusia to close COVID vaccine site at fairgrounds

The Volusia County Fairgrounds mass COVID-19 vaccination site, which is run by the county and the health department, will cease operations next week in lieu of more community-focused operations. The state-run COVID-19 testing site in New Smyrna Beach will also close.  The mass vaccination site, which has operated for over three months and has provided more than 74,000 COVID-19 vaccines, will administer the last first doses on Friday, April 30, according to the county.  The reason for the closure, said Kate Sark, spokeswoman for the county, is they are seeing a decrease in demand for appoin...