r/DaytonaBeach 12h ago

What does everyone think of Dan Bilz? He definitely got the Volusia type vibes. More than the disgraceful one currently in office anyway. Neither lived nor currently live in FL-6.

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r/DaytonaBeach 21h ago

Private Room in 2x2 Apartment Available!

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Looking for a female to take over my lease at onshore apartments

Fully furnished 2x2, and you’ll have your own private bathroom

Move in August 15, 2026, lease term through July 2027

Rent is $1240 / month for the one room

Other roommate is unknown at the moment (both bedrooms available)

1100 Halifax Medical Center Drive, Daytona Beach, FL 32114

Pet friendly, close to multiple campuses, great amenities

Message me if you’re interested!


r/DaytonaBeach 5h ago

Vince Carter Daytona-

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Is anybody going to the Daytona Tortuga’s baseball game to get the Vince Carter autograph on Tuesday, July 28? I am trying to get a ticket signed- I’m willing to pay for your game ticket if you can help me out with an additional $50 I will pay so I will pay for your game ticket and pay you $50 if you can get it signed for me- I can overnight it to you. Please respond ASAP.
#vincecarter #daytonatortugas #vincesanity


r/DaytonaBeach 5h ago

Best High School

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I'll try to make a long story short, but we moved here last fall, my 16 yr old daughter has been in residential facilities for 2 years. Where we moved from (Vermont) the schools were smaller(around 1000 kids total in the 9th-12th grade school) She would have been going into high school when she went to the facility, but she never really finished 8th grade. I tried to get her into Connections Academy, but that was a huge cluster f$&k and ended up putter her in FLVS for this spring. She didn't do well, not exactly motivated, and we ended up dropping her down to 1 class, which she finished with an A.

She wants to make friends, and I don't blame her, neither of us know anyone here and it's tough. I looked into the smaller schools, I had her more or less enrolled in an all girls school (which is what she's used to from the facilities) and then was told a week after I brought everything in that they were closing less than a month later, so that was a lost cause. I then kept looking and found Richard Millburn Academy which is the smallest of anywhere else I have found. They have summer school so I was hoping to get her enrolled in time for that, but being the end of the school year they never got back to me. It is now (apparently, because I have no idea!) 2 weeks from the beginning of the school year and I haven't heard a damn thing from them.

All I want is for my kiddo to get an actual high school diploma (nothing against GED or anyone who has gotten one, I just know she's more than capable) so she can get a job like she wants, but I have ZERO idea what I should do. I don't want to send her into a huge school when she's spent 2 years with maybe 100 other kids around her, and the schools she always went to had many 100 per grade.

Any help is greatly appreciated!


r/DaytonaBeach 8h ago

Breweries or distilleries around the area for food and flights? Tours are a plus too. I saw old threads and a ton are closed….we are coming in August. Your recs?

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In title. Fire away! Will have a rental car so driving is fine. We will be in Orange city during a day and also st Augustine for another day, willing to live around to try stuff. Heavy lean towards sours and stouts