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City of Ormond Beach Prods Belvedere Terminals With Certified Letter

See Mayor’s Letter Here

Alvarez Family Opens Angelina’s Beachside Diner with a Personal Touch

Angelina's Diner, recently opened by Javier and Jeannie Alvarez in Ormond Beach, aims to bring a New York diner experience with a Florida twist. Named after the couple’s daughter, Angelina, the restaurant offers a blend of classic comfort food and a modern, beachside ambiance. Located at the former IHOP at 190 S. Atlantic Ave., the space has been redesigned to reflect the relaxed, coastal vibe of the area. The menu includes breakfast all day, along with lunch and dinner options like burgers, sandwiches, and meatloaf, all made in-house.

Javier, with over 30 years in the restaurant industry, drew inspiration from the New York diners of the 1990s, aiming to recreate that nostalgic experience. The diner has already garnered positive feedback, and the Alvarezes are committed to listening to their customers' preferences. A grand opening is planned for December, with extended seating expected after the addition of a patio.

Source: See Full Story at Ormond Observer

Paul Goldsmith, Last Winner of Daytona Beach Course, Dies at 98

Paul Goldsmith, a pioneering figure in American motorsports and the last driver to win on the Daytona Beach and Road Course, passed away at 98. Goldsmith’s career spanned multiple racing disciplines, including NASCAR, Formula One, and the USAC Champ Car Series. He won the final race at the Daytona Beach course in 1958, leading all 39 laps with the help of famed engine builder Smokey Yunick.

Throughout his NASCAR career, Goldsmith secured nine victories and was a top-five finisher in the 1966 Cup Series standings. His versatility in competing in both stock car and open-wheel racing made him one of the few drivers to have raced in both the Daytona 500 and Indianapolis 500.

An aviation enthusiast, Goldsmith also owned an airport in Indiana and raced motorcycles in his youth. His legacy is enshrined in several motorsports halls of fame. Goldsmith is survived by his daughter, Linda, and was predeceased by his wife and son.

Source: See Full Story at NewsDaytonaBeach

Fatal Shooting at McDonald’s Near Margaritaville Stems from Road Rage

A road rage confrontation that began in a McDonald’s drive-thru near Margaritaville turned deadly on Sunday night, resulting in the fatal shooting of 30-year-old Brian Collins. Police were called to the scene at 9:06 p.m. at Latitude Landings, located at 2709 LPGA Blvd., where they found a woman attempting to resuscitate Collins, who had suffered a gunshot wound.

A man at the scene approached officers and admitted to shooting Collins, stating that he feared for his life during the altercation. According to authorities, the confrontation started in the drive-thru line and escalated into a physical fight in the parking lot, culminating in the fatal shooting.

The incident is under active investigation as police continue to gather evidence and determine the exact circumstances leading to the shooting.

Source: Daytona News-Journal

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