Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Berner's Furniture
Home & Garden
Treasure hunt vibes: Berner's Furniture brings back live-auction energy to Volusia County, pairing weekly General and monthly Premier Auctions with a retail floor of eclectic, gently used furniture and décor sourced from estate sales.
For serious pizza cravings: Since 1981, Genovese's Italian Cafe has been the local standby for hand-tossed New York style pies and classic pastas, with dough made fresh daily and family-recipe sauces you can actually taste.
Low-maintenance glow: PURE Skin and Body Care is the spot for permanent makeup by Katia, plus microblading, eyelash tinting, and legit skin care like microdermabrasion, chemical peels, dermaplaning, and CIT microneedling.
Liberty Counsel has asked the Seventh Judicial Circuit Court in Florida to deny a motion to block a church from defending itself in litigation that prevents the church from holding religious gatherings on its own property for eight months.
A Volusia County father has warned parents after seeing a video showing his middle-school-aged son attempting the "Blackout Challenge," a dangerous trend that involves cutting off airflow to induce temporary passing out.
Daytona Beach Police Chief Jakari Young has expressed concerns about the handling of a violent suspect at AdventHealth Daytona Beach after an Ormond Beach police officer was shot inside the hospital.
The American Heritage Museum's Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina, BuNo 2459/N5593V, successfully returned to flight following a seven-year restoration to stock 1942 condition by American Aero Services.