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The community is invited to join us for an open house and experience our 10 beautiful acres of ”serenity.” Serenity Springs Recovery Center is a new inpatient drug and alcohol treatment center for males, located right here in Edgewater.

Our 30, 60 and 90-day treatment programs strive to build the spiritual strengths of our clients, by using the best modern and innovative practices such as EMDR.

We also focus on the effective 12-Step based approach to recovery that has been proven most effective in dealing with addiction over the last century.

Serenity Springs houses only ten clients at any given time and stresses the attention on the individual person and is committed to being small, intimate, and affordable with a staff to client ratio of 1:2.

We are currently a private fee-for-service facility that accepts all major credit cards. Financing and partial scholarships are also available.

Click here for a full article on Serenity Springs 

The Membership Meeting will be held to vote on the slate of officers for the Board.  Members are encouraged to attend and let their voices be heard.  Walter Snell, the President of the Halifax Historical Museum, will be speaking after the vote.

The city of New Smyrna Beach is encouraging all of its neighborhoods to attend a Council Meeting regarding their overall roles in the City.  Locals are asked to express their concerns, priorities, and suggestions.

For more information on this meeting, click here.

Music lovers may enjoy a free concert by Vocalist/Keyboardist Mary Cuchetti from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m., Saturday, April 6, in the Canal Street Historic District’s Christmas Park. The park is on the corner of Live Oak and Canal streets in New Smyrna Beach. Bring a lawn chair.

Why is the City of New Smyrna Beach encouraging voluntary annexation? The City seeks to provide more efficient public services by bringing neighborhoods together.