Daytona's WROD giving back this holiday season with on-air personality Tracy Dillon
Photo for Headline Surfer® / On-air personality Tracy Dillion brings sunshine to WROD, Daytona's oldest radio station, celebrating 66 years this month.DAYTONA BEACH -- WROD Morning Cruise host Tracy Dillon broadcasted live Friday to help Strike-Out Hunger at Bellair Lanes, 2575 N. Atlantic Avenue, Daytona Beach. Listeners were asked to bring a canned good or non-perishable item to be donated to Second Harvest Food Bank.
WROD is celebrating its 66th Anniversary this month.
WROD 104.7 FM, Hot Rod Radio, is the oldest surviving Daytona Beach radio station and first launched in 1947, featuring hit shows like The Bob Hope Show and The Firestone Hour.
WROD is celebrating its 66th Anniversary this month.
WROD 104.7 FM, Hot Rod Radio, is the oldest surviving Daytona Beach radio station and first launched in 1947, featuring hit shows like The Bob Hope Show and The Firestone Hour.
Photo for Headline Surfer® / Ray Cornelius of Daytona State College has been recognized for his foreign language skills.

Photos for Headline Surfer® / Swimsuit model Alyssa Bellows of Ormond Beach, a friend of the 24/7 internet newspaper, strikes a pose on The World's Most Famous Beach as she gears up for the Turkey Run. Above, muscle cars line the infield at Daytona International Speedway during last year's event.
Photos for Headline Surfer® / Blue at the Topaz, 1224 S. Oceanshore Blvd., is a quaint and hospitable restaurant along the shoreline.
Photo for Headline Surfer® / Donald Murray bonded out of jail on child porn charges. This is a jail mug of Murray from a previous unrelated arrest.
Photo for Headline Surfer® / Scott Mandis, 33, has not returned to an assisted living facility and is in need of medicine and may be somewhere in the Daytona area.
Photo for Headline Surfer / Deltona City Commissioner, Webster Barnaby, shown here at left, is one of three Volusioa County officials to speak out against the KKK flyer drop in New Smyrna Beach. The other two are County Chair Jason Davis and at-large County Council member Joyce Cusack.