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Moorings purchase of Hawk’s Nest looking like a huge success
The full impact of The Moorings Yacht & Country Club's $2.5 million acquisition of Hawk's Nest Golf Club ...
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Vero police to provide alerts in event of utility problems
It’s been a rocky few weeks for Vero Beach Utilities, with two major power outages in the past ...
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Jay McLaughlin shares the history of his iconic brand
Two hundred people turned out last Wednesday night to hear retailer Jay McLaughlin give a fascinating talk at ...
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People
PHOTOS: Orchid Island Crossfit event benefits veterans
Orchid Island Crossfit came up with a unique way to bring attention to what current members of the ...
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Arts
Adventurous art awaits aficionados in Melbourne
Vero Beach’s art scene is weighted toward the traditional. Not to say that our art galleries and artists’ ...
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People
United Against Poverty savors glamorous Valentine Ball
On the eve of cupid’s favorite holiday, guests enjoyed another fabulously glamorous Valentine Ball at the Oak Harbor ...
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Real Estate
Royal Palm Pointe townhomes on ‘fast track’
Developer Bob Nelson said late last year that 21 Royal Club, his luxury townhouse project on Royal Palm ...
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People
PHOTOS: McKee’s seventh annual Motor Car Exhibition
To coincide with its new Roar of the Dinosaur sculpture exhibit of 14 life-sized dinosaur installations by fossil ...
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People
Second annual Art on the Island features 3D artwork
Art aficionados showed a little Valentine love once again last weekend as visitors to the Vero Beach Art ...
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People
United Way fetes its long-time contributors
Members of the United Way of Indian River County’s Leadership Investment Society and Loyal Contributors were fêted at ...
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People
Habitat for Humanity donors make dreams come true
At a Donor Appreciation Reception last Tuesday at Northern Trust Bank, Indian River Habitat for Humanity supporters were ...
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People
The Source thanks those helping the homeless
“We want to make the invisible visible,” said Robin Diaz, executive director of The Source, at a cocktail ...