Sebastian River High School Welcomes Assistant Principal Aqila Ingraham
Sebastian River High School has announced Aqila Ingraham as its new Assistant Principal. She has over 20 years of experience...
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Sebastian River High School has announced Aqila Ingraham as its new Assistant Principal. She has over 20 years of experience...
During the upcoming Sebastian Fourth of July parade on July 4, 2024, For the Love of Paws plans to make...
Residents are eagerly awaiting the upcoming Sebastian Fourth of July festivities, which promise a fun-filled day with a parade, family-friendly...
United Way of Indian River County is gearing up for its 29th Annual Day of Caring, a day that epitomizes...
This Father's Day weekend in Sebastian will include great live entertainment, food trucks, karaoke and more. Please remember to stay...
Sebastian River High School is pleased to announce Rudy Pean as their new head boys' basketball coach. He will bring...
Chief Daniel Acosta's 25-year journey with the Sebastian Police Department, including his current four-year tenure as Chief, is a testament...
James Holler, a local musician and singer-songwriter, will perform at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials—Diving special Paris pre-party concert in...
The Indian River County Sheriff's Office, in collaboration with the Sebastian Police Department, is offering free R.A.D. Women and radKids...
We have a busy weekend ahead of us with Yappy Hour, a concert in the park, two fishing tournaments, Spirit...
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