Former Indian River County administrator charged with hit-and-run, resisting arrest
VERO BEACH — A former Indian River County administrator and budget director faces charges of leaving the scene of a...
Tina Hodges is a Sebastian native. After graduating from Sebastian River High School, she studied Business Management & Marketing at Indian River State College. Tina worked for Dooney & Bourke for many years before she became our VP of Sales & Marketing & Journalist. Tina joined Sebastian Daily in 2016.
VERO BEACH — A former Indian River County administrator and budget director faces charges of leaving the scene of a...
VERO BEACH — Impact 100 Indian River gave $500,000 in grants to five nonprofits serving Indian River County at its...
Sebastian and North Indian River County residents looking for fun this weekend have plenty of options, from live music and...
Several North Indian River County restaurants are offering weekly specials from Monday, April 20, through Sunday, April 26, giving locals...
Hula your way to Pareidolia Brewing Company for their Annual Ukulele Festival on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 1:00 pm...
SEBASTIAN — Julius Lewis, the salutatorian of Sebastian River High School’s Class of 2026, saw high school as a chance...
SEBASTIAN — Sarah Van Zuydam never set out to become valedictorian of Sebastian River High School’s Class of 2026. She...
SEBASTIAN — The City of Sebastian will host its annual Earth Day and Arbor Day Celebration on Saturday, April 18,...
VERO BEACH — Indian River County residents with suspended driver's licenses will get a chance next week to pay overdue...
VERO BEACH — The public is invited to the annual Jackie Robinson Celebration Game on Wednesday, April 15, at Holman...
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