Lots of news to report today from New Smyrna Beach's lone newspaper

We have a lot of community news on this beautiful Sunday morning here in New Smyrna Beach and across Volusia County. Among the stories we are working on include the New Smyrna Beach Balloon Fest, Saturday's Jammin' in the Park fundraiser for the New Smyrna Beach High School marching band and the latest on scandal in Oak Hill and why the Observer newspaper is no longer on Flagler Avenue.

Across the county, big stories to report on include a soldier killed in Afghanistan and a SWAT team responding to a suicide call in Daytona Beach Shores. So stay turned to a lot of fresh stories, photos and videos from NSBNews.net, the lone New Smyrna Beach-based newspaper that has a legal address and business operating license. More on that later today as we get into the latest on the legal issues regarding the Observer and Steve Dennis with the CRA and why it all ties in together.

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Henry Frederick is editor/publisher of Headline Surfer, Florida's first 24/7 Internet newspaper,  launched April 7, 2008 in New Smyrna Beach, and accessed via HeadlineSurfer.com, NSBNews.net & VolusiaNews.net. Headline Surfer is a registered trademark of NSB News LLC. Frederick was the top winner in the 2012 Florida Press Club contest: 1st place for Blog Writing & 3rd place each for General News Writing, Public Safety Reporting & Best Online Presence (with social media). He's received 18 major journalism awards as a breaking news, investigative reporter & city editor for daily newspapers in Florida, Massachusetts, New York & Connecticut since the mid-1980s. 
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