Indian River County Sheriff’s Office Hosting Inaugural Inshore Fishing Tournament
The Indian River County Sheriff's Office is hosting its inaugural Inshore Fishing Tournament on June 18. All proceeds from the...
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The Indian River County Sheriff's Office is hosting its inaugural Inshore Fishing Tournament on June 18. All proceeds from the...
The City of Sebastian received its third consecutive Tree City USA Growth Award. Sebastian is the only municipality receiving this distinctive...
According to Wright Construction Group, the City of Sebastian Public Works Complex is near completion. The following is an update...
As we reported in our Sebastian forecast on Friday, I didn't think we would get much rain over the weekend because of...
On Sunday afternoon, the Sebastian Police Department received a couple of calls from citizens about an intoxicated man who had...
A Sebastian man was arrested Friday afternoon at Walmart after he concealed fishing merchandise in his pockets and pants before...
When Bowls of Sebastian announced its closure on April 1, 2022, most people thought it was an April Fools joke....
A Brevard County school teacher has been arrested after he allegedly sent nude photos of himself to a 16-year-old teen...
When we heard that The Source purchased the Pelican Island Cottages near Sebastian, many people, including myself, assumed it would...
Last week, City Manager Paul Carlisle told Sebastian Daily that 1,500 Sebastian residents will be randomly selected to participate in...
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