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New Smyrna Beach cops: Morning crash closes stretch of east-bound SR 44 for 6 hours, local motorist critical

Map locator of early morning crash in NSB / Headline Surfer®Bad crash on SR 44 this morning in NSB / Headline Surfer®Photo for Headline Surfer® / SR 44 was finally reopened mid-day today after a crash involving a pick-up and a flatbed near Sugar Mill Drive, just east of the I-95 interchange as shown in the locator map, resulting in a critically injured motorist in the smaller vehicle.
 

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- A 37-year-old motorist suffered serious injuries early in the 2600 block of State Road 44 this morning after crashing his Suzuki pick-up truck into the rear of a CMC Steel Fabricators flatbed tractor trailer, which resulted in a stretch of the roadway eastbound being shut down for more than six hours.

Ending of Undertaker’s streak is far from dawn of a new era

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Photos for Headline Surfer / The Undertaker's undefeated streak at Wrestlemania is ended by Brock Lesnar.
 
By HENRY FREDERICK
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- So much has been written about the Undertaker’s streak ending at Wrestlemania XXX, and to of all wrestlers, Brock Lesnar, as if that was some kind of letdown. 

Volusia County Movers & Shakers Snapshot: Daytona Beach Mayor Derrick Henry

Daytona Beach Mayor Derrick Henry / Heradline Surfer®Headline Surfer® photo by Henry Frederick / Daytona Beach Mayor Derrick Henry is shown here on the dais at Daytona Beach City Hall Commission Chambers after he was sworn as the face of city government after his win in the 2012 elections.
 

DAYTONA BEACH -- Derrick Henry, a Daytona Beach native, was sworn in as mayor of the City of Daytona Beach on Nov. 14, 2012, after garnering 55.5 percent of the vote in the general election over then-fellow City Commissioner Edith Shelley.

Midway through his first four-year terrm, Henry is the city’s 21st mayor since 1926, when the towns of Seabreeze, Daytona and Daytona Beach merged into one city. Henry is Daytona Beach’s second African-American mayor after the late Yvonne Scarlett-Golden. She was first elected as mayor in 2003 and again in 2005.

RiverFest talk of Oak Hill

Oak Hill RiverFest May 10 / Headline Surfer® / HeadlineSurfer.comHeadline Surfer® video / Check out the watermelon-eating contest at last year'a Oak Hill RiverFest,  the premier Spring event in the family-friendly city.

OAK HILL -- Wherever Linda Hyatt goes these days, whether it's the post office, the Burns Sci-Tech Charter School or her old stomping grounds at City Hall, this community is abuzz over the upcoming RiverFest at Mary DeWees Park.

Rich Gailey for County Council district 5

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Rich Gailey for County Council dis 5 / Headline Surfer®DELTONA -- It's game-on for Rich Gailey, district 5 Volusia County Council candidate. He's first countywide to buy advertising with Headline Surfer® and its online brand of award-winning 24/7 coverage of breaking news & investigative reporting via HeadlineSurfer.com.

Seabreeze HS senior recognized with award from Ormond Beach chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution

Vania Bustamante of Seabreeze HS in Ormond Beach received an award from the Daughters of the American Revolution / Headline Surfer®Photo for Headline Surfer® /
Vania Bustamante of Seabreeze High School proudly holds her award from the Daughters of the American Revolution.
 

ORMOND BEACH – The Captain James Ormond Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution recognized Seabreeze High School graduating senior Vania Bustamante with its "Good Citizen" award during a recent ceremony at the historic Anderson-Price Memorial Building.

The award recognizes Bustamante dependability, service, leadership and patriotism in her daily school and community life. She also received a $100 scholarship and an American flag that was flown over the U.S. Capitol on Veterans’ Day last year.