Purple Heart recipients to receive hand-carved canes at Florida ceremony
FORT PIERCE — Combat-wounded veterans and Gold Star families from across the country will gather this month for a special...
A veteran broadcaster, Andy Hodges has spent nearly forty-five years reporting news across Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, and Brevard Counties. Throughout his career, he's graced the airwaves in radio and television at WFLX (FOX-29), WRMF, WIRK, WMXJ, WLIZ, WZZR, and WIXI, just to mention a few. Since 2016, Andy has been the Editor-in-Chief of Sebastian Daily.
FORT PIERCE — Combat-wounded veterans and Gold Star families from across the country will gather this month for a special...
VERO BEACH — Leaders from the Indian River Land Trust will outline the organization's efforts to preserve the Indian River...
VERO BEACH — Community advocates will gather next week to dive into the pressing issue of affordable housing, with a...
SEBASTIAN — A restoration project at Riverview Park using concrete oyster reef balls to stop shoreline erosion is showing good...
VERO BEACH — City officials in Vero Beach are celebrating after securing another $3.7 million state grant to help build...
SEBASTIAN — The City of Sebastian has started its first-ever environmental poll to gather feedback from residents on important issues...
VERO BEACH — Vicki Soule, the longtime CEO who built Treasure Coast Community Health (TCCH) into Indian River County's largest...
VERO BEACH — The Vero Beach Art Club has announced the winners of its "All about the Imagine" photography exhibit,...
VERO BEACH — A Florida environmental group released a study showing that discarded grass clippings are a contributing factor that...
TALLAHASSEE — Florida wildlife officials say its 2025 black bear hunt was a success, with 52 bears harvested under strict...
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