8 digital benefits of a Daytona Beach News-Journal subscription
There's a lot happening in the world and in Volusia and Flagler counties. Stay informed and be one of the first to learn about breaking news with personalized news alerts, flip through a digital replica of the print paper, access exclusive deals and more with a subscription to the Daytona Beach News-Journal.
Play a vital role in supporting local journalism you and your community can trust. With your subscription, you can help our journalists hold those in power accountable.
With a subscription to the Daytona Beach News-Journal, you will receive full access to the work done by our journalists and photographers as they head out every day to help inform and explain the important issues affecting your community.
Our staff also reports on local dining and entertainment news, offering an insider's guide on things to do around town and where to go. And let's not forget our coverage of Bike Week and the Daytona 500!
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Here are eight reasons you will benefit by becoming a subscriber of the Daytona Beach News-Journal.
Stay connected to what's happening in Volusia and Flagler counties and the surrounding area
Subscribers have unlimited access to our journalism. Once you log in, you'll be able to view our investigative, in-depth news stories, along with the best local recommendations on where to dine — and what restaurants failed their inspections — and what to do this weekend.
Our journalists work hard to ensure you always know what's happening in Volusia and Flagler counties.
Here are examples of some of our subscriber-only journalism:
Restaurant news
Caroline Hebert: My top 5 favorite restaurants of 2022 in the Daytona Beach area
Restaurant News: Huge waterfront bar and grill in Volusia County set to open this weekend
Looking for a new place to try? The best waterfront restaurants and bars in the Daytona Beach area
Sports
High school soccer: Seabreeze boys edge Bartram Trail with clutch saves, Cole Miller's header
Emptying the bench: Taylor boys basketball utilizing new, mass-sub strategy to win games
Updating the Jack: Daytona Tortugas seek $30 million for historic Jackie Robinson Ballpark renovation
Growth and development
'A shot in the arm': Property sales could lead to big changes for Daytona's Main Street
After the storms: Daytona Beach Pier undergoing nearly $700,000 in repairs
Daytona Boardwalk changes:Judge orders Daytona Boardwalk businesses to move out of leased building
Entertainment
Looking for something to do? Top 5 things in Daytona Beach area this weekend
Opinion
Mark Lane: No clock changes next year! Sounds great now, but wait for winter
Crime
Heads up, speeders: Volusia sheriff's unmarked cars catch speeders by surprise, thousands of tickets issued
Ali Spice death: Why no arrest more than seven weeks after crash that killed TikTok star Ali Spice and two others?
Nicole Jackson-Maldonado: Teen accused of shooting at Volusia deputies requests hearing to dismiss attorneys
Your neighbors
'It's been harrowing': Residents recount ordeal of having to abandon beachfront condos
‘He’s only 10’: Volusia school mental health counselor presses charges against student after a hug
Freebies and deals
12 Days of Giveaways, just for subscribers
A subscription brings you USA TODAY Network news you want
The News-Journal app also gives you access to the USA TODAY Network. Watch videos, view photos and read stories you want to see from Tallahassee, Sarasota, Cape Canaveral and more than 100 other properties throughout the United States.
Personalize your reading experience with the News-Journal news apps
PNJ offers two apps: News-Journal and the DBNJ Print Edition. Each can be set up the way you want. The News-Journal app allows you to save your favorite stories, adjust the size of the text and set the news alerts you want. The Daytona Beach News-Journal Print Edition gives you easy and quick viewing of the eNewspaper, the digital replica of the print edition, every day.
Set up the news alerts you want to receive and when you want them
Customize your alerts by selecting the ones you want to receive: breaking news, top stories, entertainment, weather, traffic, sports and business.
Don't want to be disturbed in the office or awakened at night? You also can schedule quiet times.
eNewspaper is a digital replica of the print paper you're familiar with
With your digital subscription, you can access the "print edition" daily on your computer, cellphone or tablet via the News-Journal's eNewspaper.
The eNewspaper, formerly known as the e-Edition, is a full electronic replica of the print newspaper published daily, with local news, sports, advertising and features such as comics and puzzles.
Subscribers get expanded eNewspaper access to newspapers across the USA TODAY Network, including USA Today and its popular crossword puzzle.
➤ eNewspaper apps for iPhone and Android
How to access your eNewspaper: Your Daytona Beach News-Journal subscription includes digital copy
Digital media: Videos, photo galleries, interactive visuals included with your subscription
Great stories aren't just great writing. Make your experience personal with unlimited access to our videos, photo galleries and interactive data visuals.
Want to go out to eat? Check our online database to find out the latest restaurant inspection reports. Thinking about a day at the beach? Click on our interactive maps to see if there are any reports of red tide or blue algae.
The Daily Briefing newsletter comes to your inbox every day
Busy? We'll email the top five articles to your inbox each day in the form of The Daily Briefing newsletter, complete with photos and article summaries. Have time for more? Click through to the articles straight from your email. The Daily Briefing Newsletter is one of many we offer.
Our newsletters range from Storm Watch for the latest news updates during an emergency to Obituaries, Legal Notices and news cartoons. Or jump into Inside Politics for a weekly roundup of the top local political news happening in Florida.
If you're a history buff, take a peek at Florida Time, your weekly fix of Florida history, nostalgia myths and more.
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How do I sign up for a digital subscription to The Daytona Beach News-Journal?
Right now, we have a special offer for a subscription. Visit our subscription page to take advantage of this limited-time offer.
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