Day 2 of Damien Gilliams and Pamela Parris Criminal Trial
A day after jury selection, the criminal case against former Sebastian city council members Damien Gilliams and Pamela Parris resumed...
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A day after jury selection, the criminal case against former Sebastian city council members Damien Gilliams and Pamela Parris resumed...
The Sebastian City Council approved the design and purchase of two electronic marquee signs to replace the existing signage at...
The Marketplace fudge and more will be hosting Hart and Soul Youth Foundation's 1st Annual fundraiser at 1124 U.S. Highway...
Approximately 53 anglers registered for the Love to Serve Fishing Tournament, which was Saturday, headquartered at Capt'n Butchers. The Love...
The Indian River County Sheriff’s Office is reporting that US 1 is shut down near CR-512. Please use other alternatives...
The criminal trial involving former Sebastian City Council members Damien Gilliams and Pamela Parris is set to begin next week....
A Sebastian River High School automotive school teacher is under investigation for allegedly killing a lizard after launching it through...
On Monday, a Sebastian woman lost control of her vehicle on Schumann, causing her vehicle to drive into a pond....
We can expect thunderstorms on Thursday and Friday morning in Sebastian, Florida. Wednesday's high will reach 90 degrees, 70 for...
The Environmental Learning Center (ELC) is offering a new hands-on, feet wet Lagoon Island Adventure Camp for summer 2021. Each...
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