Aunt Catfish’s On the River in Port Orange Sold to New Owners
Aunt Catfish’s On the River in Port Orange has been sold to new owners after 47 years with the Galbreath family. The restaurant at 4009 Halifax Drive will continue operating under the Aunt Catfish’s name, with the new owners expected to maintain the restaurant’s current concept and menu. The sale includes the restaurant building, brand, assets and primary parking lot.
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Flagler Beach Selects Vendor for Paid Parking Program
Flagler Beach officials selected LAZ Parking on September 10 to begin discussions about a potential paid parking program along State Road A1A and in city lots. The city has not yet finalized parking rates, hours or other details. A paid parking program could launch in mid-2027, with property owners expected to receive at least one free parking pass.
Sunshine Slam Returns to Daytona Beach
The 7th annual Sunshine Slam men’s Division I college basketball tournament will take place November 22 and 24 at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach. The tournament will feature Wyoming, Duquesne, High Point and Kent State. The event brings college basketball and visitors to Daytona Beach during the fall season.
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Lakeview Estates Plan Advances in Palm Coast
Palm Coast City Council advanced the Lakeview Estates development plan on September 15. The community is planned for 272 homes on the former Matanzas Woods Golf Course property, with 39 additional homes included in the latest proposal. The plan also includes up to 250,000 square feet of commercial development along U.S. 1 and an 11.5-acre future city park.
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