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Secret to success of our 24/7 Daytona / New Smyrna internet newspaper: Serafina King Frederick

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- I would like to take a moment here to let the Headline Surfer® readers in on a little secret. That secret is Serafina King Frederick, who is Publisher Henry Frederick's wife and partner in making this online media source one to be reckoned with.

Vendor spots being reserved for Oak Hill Community Trust's RiverFest on May 10

OAK HILL -- The Oak Hill Community Trust is planning the annual RiverFest for Saturday, May 10, at the Dewees Park, at the corner of North Gaines Street and Lagoon Avenue.

The Payne Brothers Band will provide the featured entertainment from noon to 3 p.m., in addition to several Gospel and Country music sounds.

Dale Earnhardt, Jr. wins 2014 Daytona 500 -- full race coverage

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DAYTONA BEACH -- Who can forget Dale Earnhardt, Jr.'s stellar performance in winning the 2014 Daytona 500, especially after a six-hour rain delay early on?

Now you can watch the entire race right here on HeadlineSurfer.com.

Vladimir Putin: The Russian bully

DELTONA -- What if one day Cuba put troops in Miami because there are Cubans there and they were worried they are not being treated fairly Would America stand up? So why then when Putin invaded the sovereign nation of Ukraine's Crimea region using the same logic, nothing was done by the Obama Administration save for worthless economic sanctions?

New WWE Hall of Famer Ultimate Warrior dead at 54

UYltimate Warrior Jim Hellwig dead at age 54 / Headline Surfer®
YouTube video download / WWE footage highlights Ultimate Warrior's speech during the 2014 Hall of Fame ceremony where he was inducted prior to Wrestlemania XXX in New Orleans.
 

DAYTONA BEACH -- The Ultimate Warrior, one of the most charismatic in-ring performers in professional wrestling and just inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame this weekend prior to Wrestlemania XXX at the Superdome in New Orleans, has died. He was 54.

New Smyrna Beach cops push safety & enforcement message beginning today: 'Don't text and drive'

Crackdown encouraged by Mayor Adam Barringer, no stranger to being pulled over for speeding, running stop signs

New Smyrna Beach cops cracking down on texting while driving / Headline Surfer®New Smyrna Beach Police Chief George Markert cracking down on texting/driving / Headline Surfer®Photos for Headline Surfer® /
New Smyrna Beach Police Chief George Markert, shown in the inset, and his cops are among select law enforcement agencies throughout the U.S. cracking down on texting and driving. Even New Smyrna Beach Mayor Adam Barringer, who has been pulled over several times and issued verbal warnings for speeding and running stop signs, is on board with the effort.
 

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- The cops in New Smyrna Beach are doing everything they can to get the word out: "Don't text and drive."

The New Smyrna Beach Police Department is joining national law enforcement personnel beginning today and continuing through Tuesday -- to crack down on motorists who text while driving.