Capt. Daniel N. Acosta will become next Sebastian Chief of Police
Captain Daniel N. Acosta of the Sebastian Police Department will become the next Chief of Police. Captain Acosta has been...
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.
Captain Daniel N. Acosta of the Sebastian Police Department will become the next Chief of Police. Captain Acosta has been...
On January 7th, 2019, Wesley Davis was appointed by then Governor Rick Scott to serve as Indian River County Property...
More people are moving to Florida than ever before, as it becomes one of the best states for retirement. A...
The No Name Bar in Sebastian received 17 violations on February 25, 2020, by the health inspector. "Employee applied hand...
Women across the country are breaking the stigma in male-dominated industries. In the field of on-water assistance, Captain Amy Donaldson...
The Sebastian Pickleball Complex will have its grand opening ceremony on Thursday, March 5th, 2020, at 9:00 a.m. The Pickleball...
As Sebastian Daily reported last night, the coronavirus has reached Florida. Two people are presumptive positive and are both isolated...
This is a coronavirus update in Florida. Florida has 2 presumptive positive COVID19 cases. One adult resident of Hillsborough County...
Undercover agents in Brevard County arrested a St. Cloud woman for tracking six pounds of Crystal Methamphetamine in Malabar. On...
In the latest poll sent out to Newsletter subscribers of Sebastian Daily, 83% of readers support the recall to remove...
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