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he Daytona Beach/Volusia County NAACP teamed up with local schools for a different type of regular monthly meeting on Tuesday night.

Photo: Duane C. Fernandez Sr/Hardnotts Photography Daytona Times - Longtime local NAACP President Cynthia Slater recently was named second vice president of the state NAACP. “I didn’t seek it but was nominated and voted in when the position was open. For the past 25 years working with the state NAACP, I have served in all of the vice president roles from first through fifth,’’ Slater said. Read More

Students from Bethune-Cookman University were among the contingent in Tallahassee Feb. 3 and 4 for the Equal Ground and Clergy Day at the Capitol. The students had some fun showing their Wildcat claws during a break. While there, they were part of groups that met with state legislators and advocated for voting rights. The Wildcats also got a first-hand look at how state government really works.

President of NAACP Daytona/Volusia County was recently honored at the annual banquet.

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