Business, Real Estate News in Sebastian, Florida

On Wednesday, the Sebastian City Council gave City Manager Paul Carlisle approval to spend up to $30,000 for a forensic evaluation of the building where Crab E Bills sells fresh seafood and has dining options. The east […]

Brightline is taking a critical step toward completing its intercity rail system connecting Miami and Orlando. Starting Monday, January 17, 2022, they will begin running qualifying trains between West Palm Beach and Cocoa.  The construction […]

A couple of weeks ago, we found out that someone purchased the Pelican Island Cottages north of Kroegel Homestead Produce on Indian River Drive and U.S. Highway 1. The buyer told Sebastian Daily the pink cottages would […]

A few important issues are being brought to the Sebastian City Council this week for approval. First, there’s an FAA Airport Rescue Grant for use at the Sebastian Municipal Airport for $32,000. The funds will […]

The new Pareidolia Brewing Company sunset stage is officially open, and on Saturday night, the New York-based duo Sirsy christened the stage. This permanent outdoor stage is a wonderful addition to the already thriving PBC.   […]

This year, Sebastian SkyDive brought 489 registered jumpers to Sebastian for their Invasion 2021 held December 28, 2021 – January 2, 2022. In addition, they provided up to 60 tandem jumps a day during the […]

On New Year’s Eve, 22 skydivers from around the United States came together to break the SANSFormation Skydiving Florida Record. They were successful in completing a 15-way, breaking the 10-way record. Fun jumper Emmy Em […]

If you ever looked at a map of the City of Sebastian, its borders look like an incomplete jigsaw puzzle. When driving south on U.S. 1, you leave the city limits after passing the County […]

Residents in Pelican Bay have complained about ongoing water pipes breaking and having to boil their water for nearly two months.  We spoke with a few residents in the 55+ community. One told Sebastian Daily that her […]

The Ocean Research & Conservation Association (ORCA) is a non-profit organization focused on exploring new ways to protect the ocean, starting right here with our very own precious ocean estuary, the Indian River Lagoon.  On […]