Mark Harper is a journalist at The Daytona Beach News-Journal. With over 30 years of experience, he focuses on government accountability, politics, and higher education, often exploring themes related to elections, public policy, and the education system. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including USA TODAY, The Florida Times-Union, and Yahoo News.
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Mark Harper's articles predominantly focus on local government, politics, and crime in the United States with a specific emphasis on Florida and Daytona Beach Shores. His coverage includes announcements from local government officials, evolving news stories regarding legal policy regulations and breaking news related to these areas.
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By: Mark Harper, Frank Fernandez, Brenno Carillo, David Wersinger
Ah, this weather. Ah, these events. From jazz in Ormond Beach, to a Halloween bash in Port Orange, to a Oktoberfest celebration in Palm Coast, there's plenty to choose from in the Daytona Beach area this weekend.
A committee recommended a proposed sculpture, "Galaxy Mangrove," for Volusia County Council approval, but one member responded with: "I'm a hard no."
By: Mark Harper
Volusia County Supervisor of Elections Lisa Lewis' office is investigating a vendor's mailing of incorrect ballots to 350 voters.
President Donald Trump will rally Republicans at a second Florida event Oct. 30 in Daytona Beach.
By: Mark Harper
Bale Dalton and Ryan Elijah, candidates for a Volusia-Seminole congressional seat, are debating the practice of trading stocks while serving.
By: Mark Harper, Ashley Ferrer, Helena Perray
Donald Trump has visited Daytona Beach thrice in his political career. Days before the Nov. 3 midterm election, the president will return for a rally.
President Donald Trump's return visit to Daytona Beach will take place at a venue he visited during his first campaign in August 2016.
We know President Donald Trump is coming to Daytona Beach this week for a political rally just four days ahead of the midterm election.
By: Mark Harper
President Donald Trump is scheduled to speak at a campaign rally at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach on Oct. 30, just four days before the midterm elections.
By: Mark Harper
Daytona Beach News-Journal Not only are President Donald Trump and his favored Republican candidates coming to Volusia County this week to
