Latest COVID-19 Cases in Sebastian, Florida
Sebastian now has 125 COVID-19 cases, however, the health department is not providing us with cases in which people have...
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Sebastian now has 125 COVID-19 cases, however, the health department is not providing us with cases in which people have...
Starting Today, July 13th, Blackfins Riverfront Grill at Captain Hirams will reopen to the general public. Operating hours for Blackfins...
Reagan Singer of Sebastian, Florida, won the coveted Sportsmanship award on June 27, 2020 at "Daddy's Ski Camp." Sportsmanship is...
Florida broke a new record Saturday with 15,299 new COVID-19 cases, but 123,501 people tested negative. More than 143,000 people...
It was a unanimous vote by the Sebastian City Council to keep the Friendship Park tennis courts clay. The vote...
There have been three COVID-19 related deaths this week in Indian River County, and seven more deaths in Brevard County....
A man was arrested Thursday after he allegedly poured urine on clothes belonging to juveniles who were swimming at the...
There are new cases in Fellsmere and Sebastian, Florida. About 2,124,680 people have tested negative for COVID-19 in Florida. The...
The Sebastian City Council meeting Wednesday was civil up until Councilman Damien Gilliams brought up the annexation and his civil...
Last year, the Pelican Island Audubon Society sued the City of Sebastian over the annexation of property near 510. The...
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