Will Renovations Be Enough To Revive Indian River Mall?
The Indian River Mall is undergoing a dramatic transformation. In June, Illinois-based DTS Properties II, LLC acquired the nearly 750,000-square-foot ...
The Indian River Mall is undergoing a dramatic transformation. In June, Illinois-based DTS Properties II, LLC acquired the nearly 750,000-square-foot ...
Sebastian residents and visitors could soon have a new option for air travel as St. Lucie County is launching commercial ...
Join the Sebastian River Area Chamber of Commerce (SRACC) for a night of glitz, glamour, and great Gatsby-era fun! On Saturday, September 14, 2024, from ...
The upcoming Sebastian City Council election will have three candidates vying for two seats. Incumbents Mayor Ed Dodd and Vice ...
Join the fun and fight inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) at the 12th Annual Hunt for Hope! This family-friendly scavenger hunt will ...
Orlando Health is making a significant push to expand its reach with a potential acquisition of three hospitals in Brevard ...
A local Walmart employee found himself on the wrong side of the law Monday morning after being accused of stealing ...
Sebastian River High School (SRHS) has selected seniors Michael "Mullet" Howard and Daniel "Ollie" Oliver as the spotlight players for ...
Sebastian has a vibrant live music scene with options for both indoor and outdoor venues. Various bands will perform this weekend, including ...
John V. Lopez, an Army Veteran, passed away on July 24, 2024. He is preceded in passing by his wife, ...
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