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NSBNews.net photo by Henry Frederick / Southeast Volusia Advertising Chairman Dave Kosmas listens as officials with James Moore & Co. go over details of an audit showing bonuses given to since-fired Director Nicole Carni and more than $6,000 paid to her minor daughter.

BREAKING NEWS ALERT

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- The long-awaited audit of the Southeast Volusia Advertising Authority has been released at a public meeting and it's especially damning to since-fired SVAA Director Nicole Carni.

NSBNews.net will have more details shortly.

DAYTONA BEACH SHORES -- Mitt Romney carried Arizona and claimed its 29 delegates in what was barely a contest.  He took Michigan as well.

Those delegates guarantee that Romney will leave Tuesday's primaries with the majority of the delegates awarded.

DAYTONA BEACH -- Matt Kenseth took the checkered flag to win a crash-marred Daytona 500 with Dale Earnhardt Jr. making a last second move to take second.
Kenseth can thank teammate Greg Biffle who stayed behind him when Earnahardt made his move coming off of turn 4.

Here in the early stages of the Daytona 500 is the first of two wrecks -- the earlier one on lap 2 taking out Jimmy Johnson and David Ragan. Though she was in the middle of the melee, Danica Patrick survived the wreckage.

NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- The students participating in a districtwide foreign language festival Saturday at New Smyrna Beach High School understand that in a 21st century world, speaking more than one language has its benefits.

Courtesy photo by Jim Hogue photos / A strong offensive game from Chris Perez was no enough Saturday for the Stetson Hatters to keep their college basketball hopes alive for a post-season berth.

SPARTANBURG, SC – Chris Perez scored a game-high 23 for the Stetson Hatters of DeLand, but it wasn't enough to overcome USC Upstate with four players in double digits and an abrupt end to the basketball season.