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Lawsuit claims Vero’s Crestlawn Cemetery hid damage to infant’s casket and remains
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Lawsuit claims Vero’s Crestlawn Cemetery hid damage to infant’s casket and remains
by May 24 2026
The City of Vero Beach is currently defending itself in nearly a dozen open civil lawsuits, but none ...
Legacy resident Lowther, newcomer Unlu added to Mosquito Control District
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Legacy resident Lowther, newcomer Unlu added to Mosquito Control District
by May 23 2026
If you have been bitten by more mosquitoes than usual this year or bitten by them in locations ...
27th Avenue route to Vero Beach Regional Airport will be blocked until mid-June due to bridge repair
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27th Avenue route to Vero Beach Regional Airport will be blocked until mid-June due to bridge repair
by May 22 2026
Island residents heading to Vero’s increasingly busy airport who typically take State Road 60 and turn north on ...
Broken leg forces Penney to postpone fundraising ride
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Broken leg forces Penney to postpone fundraising ride
by May 21 2026
Marine Bank President Bill Penney last weekend broke his leg in an accident while training for his planned ...
Vero set to sign off on a sizable utility rate hike
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Vero set to sign off on a sizable utility rate hike
by May 21 2026
If the Vero Beach City Council signs off on a newly completed rate study in June, city water, ...
Beloved oak trees cut down on island in name of safety
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Beloved oak trees cut down on island in name of safety
by May 21 2026
Island residents are deeply attached to their stately oak trees, which are one of the island’s prized “Old ...
Thrive incident raises questions on public safety
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Thrive incident raises questions on public safety
by May 18 2026
An incident last week involving a threat to the Vero Beach offices of nonprofit Thrive could complicate the ...
Lifeguards use life rings to save day in dramatic rescue
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Lifeguards use life rings to save day in dramatic rescue
by May 15 2026
A unique Sunrise Rotary Club project featured in this newspaper in March recently played a huge role in ...
The Beach Shop, landmark Ocean Drive retailer, will end memorable run in July
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The Beach Shop, landmark Ocean Drive retailer, will end memorable run in July
by May 14 2026
After more than “seven decades of sun and fun,” outfitting locals and visitors with classic Florida sportswear, The ...
‘Substantial doubt’ Brightline can stay in business
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‘Substantial doubt’ Brightline can stay in business
by May 14 2026
Brightline has built a magnificent railroad, with gleaming stations in South Florida and Orlando and 235 miles of ...
Fighting Indians vying for elusive state baseball title
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Fighting Indians vying for elusive state baseball title
by and May 14 2026
It has been a memorable and thrilling year for Vero Beach High School sports. The Fighting Indians football ...
County board approves plans for another K-12 private school
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County board approves plans for another K-12 private school
by May 11 2026
St. Edward’s is still the school where most island parents want their children to be educated, but a ...