Wig Out For Cancer

On September 30, 2023, Deltona City Commissioner Dana McCool and Joseph Hearn invite the public to Wig Out For Cancer, a fundraiser to support nonprofit Deltona Strong and select local charities that directly support cancer patients. Read More »

Generous Donations Helps Operation Backpack

Donations to the 25th annual Operation Backpack school supply campaign will provide 9,000 filled backpacks, teacher and student supply kits to 89 schools across two counties from Edgewater to Palm Coast. Read More »

Light Therapy for Autoimmune Symptoms

Fatigue is often reported as the most disabling symptom for people with autoimmune disorders, significantly impairing their physical, mental and social quality of life. Read More »

Earth-Friendly Delights for Mom

This year, consider putting an ecological spin on Mother’s Day by showering her with gifts that honor Mother Earth. Here are some sustainable gifting ideas. Read More »

Eat Green and Orange Produce to Lower Dementia Risk

Researchers have found that green veggies and orange fruits can help stave off dementia. Read More »

Avoid Anti-Inflammatory Drugs to Lower Long-Term Pain Risk

Taking anti-inflammatory drugs for pain relief can actually lead to chronic long-term pain, say researchers. Read More »

Follow a Mediterranean Diet to Tackle Depression

Eating a Mediterranean diet can help to significantly lower levels of depression and improve quality of life. Read More »

Fashion Industry Sustainability Campaigns Fall Short

A recent report finds that environmental certification programs claiming to verify the sustainability of fashion brands facilitate “greenwashing” for the apparel industry. Read More »

Abandoned Farmland Regeneration Can Mitigate Climate Change

Rural outmigration is leaving cropland abandoned, affording an opportunity for ecological restoration and carbon sequestration that could lead to a positive impact on the climate crisis. Read More »

Brazilian Atlantic Forest Faces Danger

The Mata Atlantica is fighting for its life against overdevelopment, where deforestation surged 66 percent last year. Read More »