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Imagine waking up to a single email that captures everything happening in Ormond Beach – from rip current warnings on the beach to city commission decisions on arts initiatives – without the hassle of scrolling through fragmented digital feeds or hitting paywalls. Ormond Beach's media landscape is dominated by digital aggregators and community-focused online platforms, where residents rely on tools like NewsBreak for hyper-local safety alerts and event updates, and The Observer Local News for in-depth coverage of government actions, real estate, and neighborhood stories. Traditional outlets like local TV or radio are scarce, leaving busy locals piecing together info from Volusia County sources and apps, often missing the personalized touch that makes news feel relevant to their coastal lifestyle. This fragmented setup means you're constantly juggling multiple tabs to stay on top of traffic incidents in Holly Hill, drownings in nearby Daytona Beach Shores, or exciting developments like the $30 million Jackie Robinson Ballpark renovation. But what if you could have it all curated just for you? Briefsy transforms this overload into one effortless newsletter, blending Ormond Beach's unique mix of beach safety, community events, and economic growth with whatever else lights you up – whether it's national sports or tech trends. No more generic feeds; just the local insights that matter, delivered free and on your terms. Residents love how this keeps them connected to the vibe of Ormond Beach – think free tattoo events with live bands or road project reviews – without the stress of information scattered across platforms. Join thousands already ditching the chaos for a streamlined, personalized digest that saves time and sparks real engagement with your community.