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New oceanfront condos and villas on island selling rapidly
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New oceanfront condos and villas on island selling rapidly
by February 03 2022
Trucks and bulldozers are rolling at Indigo, a much-anticipated condo and detached villa project adjacent to Tracking Station ...
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Study: County able to provide water to Shores
by February 03 2022
The long-awaited results of a study investigating whether it would be possible and sensible for the Town of ...
New rental community near hospital moving forward
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New rental community near hospital moving forward
by January 30 2022
Though it won’t be finished in time to house the current wave of people moving to Vero Beach, ...
Vero Council sets rare night session for riverfront vote
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Vero Council sets rare night session for riverfront vote
by January 29 2022
The Vero Beach City Council has now scheduled a rare 6 p.m. session next Tuesday, Feb. 1, for ...
Fate of vacant Press Journal building again seems up in the air
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Fate of vacant Press Journal building again seems up in the air
by January 28 2022
When automobile enthusiast Wayne Gould bought the former Press Journal building on U.S. 1 in December 2020, the ...
First of elder care fraud trials set for February
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First of elder care fraud trials set for February
by January 27 2022
Chiquita McGee, a 33-year-old Fort Pierce woman accused of defrauding an elderly John’s Island couple in her care ...
We get no train service, but pay $440K a year for rail crossings
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We get no train service, but pay $440K a year for rail crossings
by January 27 2022
Indian River County’s legal settlement with Brightline passenger trains for installation of $31.6 million worth of safety improvements ...
Shores, Vero declare impasse in federal lawsuit
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Shores, Vero declare impasse in federal lawsuit
by January 27 2022
After nearly two hours of talks refereed by a mediator, attorneys for the Town of Indian River Shores ...
COVID may have peaked, but not hospitalizations
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COVID may have peaked, but not hospitalizations
by January 27 2022
New COVID-19 infections here reported to the Florida Department of Health eased slightly last week with 1,929 cases, ...
Man to be sentenced for hiding camera in bathroom
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Man to be sentenced for hiding camera in bathroom
by January 24 2022
The defendant in a May 2020 case in which two teenage girls found a camera hidden in their ...
Work may resume soon on bridges of Indian River County
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Work may resume soon on bridges of Indian River County
by January 23 2022
Projects that dead in the water under two heavily traveled bridges spanning the Indian River Lagoon – Vero ...
FAU appears to gain more authority over Harbor Branch funds
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FAU appears to gain more authority over Harbor Branch funds
by January 22 2022
Florida Atlantic University appears to have won greater authority over the $74 million endowment controlled by the Harbor ...