Potters Chas Mindigo and Teresa Bowen gingerly stacked the handmade greenware into the kiln.

The supporters of the Little Theatre of New Smyrna Beach want to hear you laugh out-loud this autumn and they’re wasting no time.

New Smyrna’s Little Theatre is inviting the region’s most talented young actors to take the stage!

The Daytona State College’s resident modern dance company, “Dance Theatre” under the artistic direction of Kevin Veiga, is pleased to announce this year’s upcoming audition: Wednesday, Sept. 8 from 1 to 3:30 p.m.

Award-winning artist, traveler, and teacher Sue Reynolds has been chosen Artist of the Month at the Edgewater Historical Museum and Art Room on South Ridgewood.

The day has come when you find yourself in need of assistance from a nursing home for therapy or assisted living.

The nights were hot and the days were hotter.

Many Florida boaters know the importance of wearing a life jacket and abiding by the navigation rules.

This week the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP) Clean Vessel Act (CVA) grant program launched a new awareness campaign, Pitch In-Pump Out, to inform marinas and boaters about keeping Florida’s waterways clean through proper disposal of boater sewage.

The last of the series of Town Hall Budget Meetings will be held at 6 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 2 at the Atlantic Coast Community Church, 1212 Conrad Drive, New Smyrna Beach.

Despite a 60% prediction of rain and thunder rumbling west of I-95, 6 Whaler boat owners proudly gathered with their classic Whalers on the sandbar north of the George Munson Bridge for the first local meeting of Whaler enthusiasts.