New Smyrna Beach occupies a notable place in history as the site of the largest single attempt at colonial settlement in what is now the United States. Dr. Andrew Turnbull, a Scottish physician and entrepreneur, obtained a grant of land from the British Crown. In 1768 he established a colony of 1225 immigrants on the coastal plantations at New Smyrna, with a view toward the commercial production of such crops as corn, indigo, rice, hemp, and cotton. The town counted 543 inhabitants at the turn of the century and proceeded to grow fourfold in the next two decades, reaching a population of 2,492 in 1920.
You are cordially invited to join us on March 29 from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Alonzo “Babe” James Community Center, 201 N. Myrtle Ave., for a dynamic event focused on community engagement and raising public health awareness. We'll…
Read More »The City of New Smyrna Beach is doing its part in the fight against sea level rise and flooding by participating in FEMA's Hazard Mitigation Grant Program to elevate nine at-risk single family homes—six between Ocean Avenue and 2nd Avenue in…
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Read More »The Volusia County Public Library will celebrate this year's Volusia Reads Together program with "Project Hail Mary" by Andy Weir. The series will begin March 4 and conclude with a final Space Day event April 1. Numerous book discussions and…
Read More »Click Here to View the Information About 'The Florida Highwaymen' Author Presentation And Gallery Show Visit The Brannon Center On February…
Read More »The local COVID-19 test site operated by Nomi Health in the Jesse Stevenson Kovalenko Memorial Gymnasium at 1000 Live Oak St. announced today that its final day of operations will be Friday, Feb. 10. The site will continue operating Monday through…
Read More »Meet and share your insights with Mayor Fred Cleveland as he hosts a table at the New Smyrna Beach Farmers Market in front of City Hall at 210 Sams Ave. on the first Saturday of each month from 7 a.m. to noon. Accompanying the mayor during each…
Read More »DEP to accept grant applications for coastal damage starting Feb. 1 The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) will open an online application portal at 9 a.m. tomorrow, Feb. 1, for the Hurricane Restoration Reimbursement Grant…
Read More »Volusia County is ramping up efforts to combat mosquitoes and keep our community safe. Ongoing efforts to reduce mosquito populations include eliminating containers where mosquitoes lay eggs, with old tires being a common culprit. Volusia County…
Read More »Help chart the future course of New Smyrna Beach while gaining valuable insight and experience by applying to serve on one of these five city advisory boards by Feb. 3. Fill out an application here and contact the City Clerk's Office at…
Read More »Tour eight local private working studios during Feb. 11-12 Off the Beaten Path tours 60 artists in Central Florida will once again open their private working studios to visitors for the annual Off the Beaten Path Florida Arts Tour for two…
Read More »Click here to View More Information About City Of New Smyrna Beach News - Youth Baseball Registration Now Open; Practices Start week of February 13, 2023
Read More »On Jan. 17, the Volusia County Council approved an extension of the resolution that waives permit application fees for repairing and reconstructing structures directly damaged by Hurricanes Ian and Nicole. The approved extension is in effect until 5…
Read More »All are welcome to attend Thursday, Jan. 26, at 3:30 p.m. when city leaders officially cut the ribbon on playground upgrades including a shade structure and synthetic turf outside the Alonzo "Babe" James Community Center at 201 N. Myrtle Ave. In…
Read More »The City of New Smyrna Beach is proud to present the UCF Flying Horse Big Band under the direction of Professor Jeff Rupert in the Brannon Center, 105 S. Riverside Dr., on Sunday, Feb. 5, from 3 to 5 p.m. Admission is $10 at the door, which opens at…
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Read More »Click Here to view the Glow Up At January 27 Night The Light 5K Race; Pre-Registration Ends January 25 At Midnight
Read More »Volusia County Environmental Management is encouraging residents to try out their green thumbs and plant native food trees this January. The county is sponsoring a tree giveaway, and each Volusia County household is eligible to receive two free…
Read More »Code Compliance Board – One vacancy; unexpired term ending March 3, 2024 One (1) vacancy to serve an unexpired three year-term, expiring on March 3, 2024 Purpose: The Code Compliance Board is empowered to subpoena alleged code violators,…
Read More »The River to Sea Transportation Planning Organization (TPO) is seeking public comment on a proposed amendment to Connect 2045, the TPO’s Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP), which will be presented during the regularly scheduled January…
Read More »Congratulations to Bo Howard, right, for beating out a field of 40 players to win the 2022 New Smyrna Golf Club Championship held on Dec. 3 & 10. Howard took home the trophy with a score of 144, an 8-shot lead over 2nd place Dave Taylor. Next…
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Read More »Mayor Fred Cleveland met with New Smyrna Athletic Club Owner Andrew Pritchard at his Canal Street location today ahead of this year's 10-week Mayor's Fitness Challenge, set to kick off this Monday, Jan. 9, at 6 p.m. $1,000 will be awarded to both…
Read More »The deadline to apply for FEMA assistance and/or physical property disaster loans through the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) stemming from Hurricane Ian is Thursday, Jan. 12. Homeowners, renters, business owners, homeowners associations…
Read More »Deadline to apply for disaster assistance is quickly approaching The deadline to apply for FEMA assistance and/or physical property disaster loans through the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) stemming from Hurricane Ian is Thursday, Jan.…
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