Treasure Coast K-9 Teams to Compete in 2026 Championship
SEBASTIAN — Police K-9 teams will showcase agility, obedience, and apprehension drills at the 2026 Treasure Coast Police K-9 Competition...
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SEBASTIAN — Police K-9 teams will showcase agility, obedience, and apprehension drills at the 2026 Treasure Coast Police K-9 Competition...
MELBOURNE BEACH — The structurally deficient Sebastian Inlet Bridge will undergo a $101.9 million replacement beginning Monday, June 1. The...
SEBASTIAN — Local restaurants in Sebastian, Micco and Grant-Valkaria are offering tasty weekly specials from June 1 through June 7....
SEBASTIAN — North Indian River County can look forward to a lively three-day stretch with live music, food trucks, tournaments and...
SEBASTIAN — The City of Sebastian is asking residents for suggestions on the proposed upgrades to the playground and splash...
Sebastian River High School is seeking help from our community to fund the wrapping of its School Resource Deputy (SRD)...
SEBASTIAN — Local restaurants in Sebastian, Micco and Grant-Valkaria are rolling out fresh specials this week from Monday, May 25,...
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Treasure Coast Food Bank will provide free meals to children and teens this summer, in June,...
SEBASTIAN — As summer approaches, several Indian River County organizations are preparing camps that blend education, adventure, and creativity for...
SEBASTIAN — Access to Justice held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its newest Self-Help Center and legal kiosk, in partnership with...
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