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For 41 years, the Daytona Times has reported on issues and events that affect and

enhance the quality of life of African Americans in Daytona Beach and surrounding areas.

The newspaper was started in 1978 by Charles W. Cherry, Sr., to “plead our own cause’’ and to ensure that Daytona Beach’s voiceless were heard.

For months, the Daytona Times has worked hard to bring you news on the coronavirus and how it’s impacting the African American community.

We have partnered with the non-profit Local Media Foundation (localmedia.org) to enhance our coverage of COVID-19 in Daytona Beach and surrounding areas.

In addition to the print issue and website, the Daytona Times also is rolling out a newsletter that will keep you abreast throughout the week about COVID-19 and other local news.

Source: Daytona Times

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