Sebastian High School Spring Football – The Future Looks Bright for the Sharks
SEBASTIAN — The Sebastian River High School Sharks delivered a commanding team performance Tuesday night, defeating the Palm Bay Pirates 24-14...
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SEBASTIAN — The Sebastian River High School Sharks delivered a commanding team performance Tuesday night, defeating the Palm Bay Pirates 24-14...
SEBASTIAN — Outdoor sandbar stages, tiki bars and indoor breweries will be packed with live performances across Sebastian and nearby...
BREVARD COUNTY — A Carnival Cruise Line ship based in Port Canaveral rescued nine people from a disabled boat flying...
Local restaurants in Sebastian, Micco and Grant-Valkaria are showcasing a variety of weekly specials from May 18-24, ranging from barbecue...
VERO BEACH — The U.S. Navy Blue Angels landed in Vero Beach on Thursday to prepare for the annual air...
VERO BEACH — The Vero Beach Museum of Art is participating once again in the national Blue Star Museums program,...
PALM BAY — The Palm Bay police department is investigating the death of a man after his body was discovered...
SEBASTIAN — For the first time in school history, the Sebastian River High School Lady Sharks softball team is advancing...
Enjoy live music, waterfront gatherings, charity dinners and family-friendly activities as Sebastian, Micco, and Fellsmere kick off spring events and...
SEBASTIAN — Sebastian River High School will hold its graduation ceremony at 7 p.m. Friday, May 15, at Shark Stadium....
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