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John William Fleming

John William “Bill” Fleming, 80, of Ormond Beach, Fla., a retired print shop owner and real estate broker, died Aug. 5, 2023, with his loving family at his side.

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What we know about the big project proposed for Daytona s gateway

Developers will hold a neighborhood meeting Monday night, June 19th, on their proposed Daytona Entrada project.

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Daytona Beach City Attorney Robert Jagger is retiring in June

A top Daytona Beach city government official is retiring, First Step Shelter Board membership is expanding, and Daytona is spending its COVID funds.

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COVID relief funds, legislative priorities on Daytona Commission agenda

Spending federal COVID relief funds and deciding on state and federal legislative priorities will be discussed at Daytona s city commission meeting.

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Storm recovery efforts tops on list to receive COVID relief funding

Daytona Beach has received $15 million in COVID relief funds. It s been spent on things such as hurricane recovery and small business support.

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