Lil Theatre Set to Stage Musical Comedy ‘Paradise Diner’ in Barefoot Bay
MICCO — Lil Theatre, a nonprofit group in Barefoot Bay, will present the musical comedy "Paradise Diner" for two evenings...
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MICCO — Lil Theatre, a nonprofit group in Barefoot Bay, will present the musical comedy "Paradise Diner" for two evenings...
VERO BEACH — The Brackett Library in Vero Beach is rolling out a series of free holiday events fostering creativity...
VERO BEACH — The Environmental Learning Center is set to host "A Cuban Season," an exhibition showcasing works by six...
SEBASTIAN — The superintendent of Indian River County schools urged the local community to push back against an expanding state...
SEBASTIAN — A new blockchain-based initiative is set to challenge the homeowners insurance industry, with the upcoming launch of its...
SEBASTIAN — Florida's largest independent real estate brokerage, The Keyes Company, is pushing further into the Treasure Coast with the...
SEBASTIAN — Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education has opened a new center in Sebastian, expanding access to applied behavior analysis...
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...
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