This local fixture for cold beer, live music and Irish hospitality is saying goodbye after more than two decades in Daytona Beach.

From a local dining fixture of nearly four decades to a gelato shop of just 6 months, here are 5 Daytona-area spots that closed their doors in July.

ORMOND BEACH — The nation's fastest-growing grocery store chain will open its newest store in Port Orange on July 31, with ...

After damage from Hurricane Milton forced its indefinite closure, this Daytona Beach Shores restaurant has reopened with a ...

Yelp recently named this Daytona area ice cream shop among the best in the country, known for its classic, dairy-free and ...

Frank Rendon Park in Daytona Beach Shores will close for six months starting Aug. 11 for a restoration project that will ...

Soda Waves, located at 1425 W. Granada Blvd., Suite 2, in Ormond Beach, closed its doors on July 18, after eight months in business. Owner Jamie Kerlin opened the gourmet soda shop alongside her ...

Ventura County’s Ormond Beach is a wetland home to wildlife and a potential refuge for the nearby community. But it’s ...

In an internal affairs investigation, OBPD concluded he used excessive force, was negligent, and abusive towards a citizen.