Indian River County honors firefighters with annual awards
VERO BEACH — Indian River County officials honored six firefighters and a three-member crew Tuesday with annual awards for excellence...
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VERO BEACH — Indian River County officials honored six firefighters and a three-member crew Tuesday with annual awards for excellence...
VERO BEACH — Organizers have unveiled the lineup for the 14th annual Dancing with Vero’s Stars pairing local celebrities with...
BREVARD COUNTY — A neurotoxin produced by harmful algal blooms in the Indian River Lagoon is causing brain changes in...
FELLSMERE — The City of Fellsmere is marking Florida City Week with a student-led flag design contest with a special...
SEBASTIAN — A quirky annual event featuring speedy dachshunds scampering across a hay-strewn track has netted $1,836 for a local...
Local eateries in Sebastian, Micco, and Grant-Valkaria are rolling out wallet-friendly specials this week, featuring everything from fresh seafood and...
SEBASTIAN — Three Girl Scouts from a Sebastian troop earned one of the organization's highest honors for transforming a local...
VERO BEACH — A U.S. Army veteran will review Kristin Hannah's novel "The Women," a story of a nurse's experiences...
VERO BEACH — A 70-year-old woman from the Vero Beach area has been sentenced to four years in state prison...
VERO BEACH — Indian River County officials are set to discuss the intricacies of planned developments during a joint workshop...
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