You’ve probably heard that Hurricane Ian devastated Volusia County beaches. But how bad is it, and what is Volusia County doing about it? Head over to our YouTube channel at https://bit.ly/BeachImpactsIan and watch the video to find out.

A subtropical low-pressure system may impact Volusia County starting this weekend. The system has the potential to bring strong rip currents, high surf and large breaking waves. County officials urge residents and visitors to stay off the beach this weekend through mid-next week.

Holiday traditions are important. But the risk of spreading germs this year makes things more complicated. The good news is that there are easy things we can all do to enjoy the holidays AND protect our health and the health of our loved ones.

With the holidays right around the corner, let’s focus on easy tips and tricks to enjoy yourself and keep those calories in mind. And remember, no food is on the naughtly list; it’s all about moderation! #GetHealthyVolusia

May your holidays sparkle with joy and laughter!

Free #COVID19 testing is available at sites throughout #VolusiaCounty. Get more information and find the most convenient location for you at http://Volusia.org/coronavirus.

Effective Monday, Dec. 27, the Nomi Health #COVID19 testing site will operate from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information and to find other local test sites, visit http://Volusia.org/coronavirus.

#ExploreVolusia at the Southeast Museum of Photography! The museum was established in partnership with the #VolusiaECHO Grant Program and is Florida’s only museum dedicated to Photography. For more info, visit https://southeastmuseumofphotography.org/.

RT @CityDaytona: This weekend @DAYTONA will host hundreds of triathletes for CLASH Daytona. The main event is Sunday and features a mid-distance race where the world’s best triathletes will compete. Visit https://bit.ly/3D7VCFT for roadways details. #CityDaytonaBeach #WorldFamousDaytonaBeach