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Black women on banners played key roles in local history

Editor’s note: This is one in a series of stories about the 18 local icons being honored this month on banners in Daytona Beach.

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Another look at some Daytona Black legends

Remembering Harold V. Lucas Sr., Dr. John Parnell, Dr. Neil Crosslin and Attorney Horace Hill

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After neighbors object, Board rejects reuse plans for vacant Evergreen church building

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Representatives on the Memphis Board of Adjustment voted down 6-2 a proposal by developers to build a 10-unit housing development and a coffee shop within a century-old

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S U D S event helps residents keep their clothes clean

The Midtown Community Development Corporation (MCDC) held a Socks, Undies, Dresses, Shirts (S.U.D.S.) event in Daytona Beach as a day of service for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day on

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16 locals to be honored on banners during Black History Month

Sixteen local legends will be honored on banners during Black history Month for their contributions to the Daytona Beach community politically, culturally and socially.

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