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After hearing dozens of flooding complaints from residents, New Smyrna Beach city leaders are looking to temporarily stop new development in the Venetian Bay neighborhood.
City commissioners chose to hire an outside firm to cast a wide net to select the next city manager. Khalid Resheidat is set to retire in August.
The board, created in March, has spent the last few months listening to experts and pondering solutions to the issue. Here is where they are headed.
Discover how New Smyrna Beach’s past is preserved and future is fashioned when the city’s Development Services Department hosts an open house from 5-7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 14, in the
During a meeting earlier this month, over 200 residents voiced their opposition to the proposal, which would apply to the city's historic districts.