Sebastian man, former Indian River County firefighter, sentenced to death in Fort Pierce killing
SEBASTIAN — A Nineteen Judicial Circuit judge on Tuesday sentenced former Indian River County firefighter and Melbourne police officer Otto...
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SEBASTIAN — A Nineteen Judicial Circuit judge on Tuesday sentenced former Indian River County firefighter and Melbourne police officer Otto...
SEBASTIAN — Senior Resource Association runs the only adult day centers licensed in Indian River County, with sites in Vero...
The Sebastian area weekend of Oct. 16-18 features live bands, the sixth annual Unity Cup Golf Tournament at Sebastian Municipal...
INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — The Indian River County School Board has opened a search for its next superintendent, with applications...
SEBASTIAN — Kevin Morris, a Vero Beach High School graduate who later taught and coached football at Sebastian River High...
SEBASTIAN — Local restaurants from Sebastian to Grant-Valkaria are rolling out weekly specials, giving diners plenty of options for casual...
SEBASTIAN — Runners, walkers, and families can spend the evening of October 24th on the Sebastian Rail Trail for the...
SEBASTIAN — The Sebastian Police Department will host its annual Community Night Out on Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026, from 5:00...
SEBASTIAN — Pareidolia Brewing Company will host its Annual Running of the Wieners on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, from 1:00...
SEBASTIAN — Sebastian River High School moves its annual PRISM concert to Nov. 19-22 this year so the band can...
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