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COVID surge sees hospitalizations more than triple
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COVID surge sees hospitalizations more than triple
by January 20 2022
New COVID-19 infections here set another record this past week, and the number of people hospitalized with the ...
Hometown hero Mardy Fish enjoys chance to (briefly) hold court again
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Hometown hero Mardy Fish enjoys chance to (briefly) hold court again
by January 20 2022
Mardy Fish sheepishly explained to the 100 or so Windsor residents and their guests why he played in ...
Riverfront plan set for key Council vote
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Riverfront plan set for key Council vote
by January 16 2022
After more than two years of public input, design charrettes, committee meetings and several competing versions of the ...
COVID surge closes iconic restaurants
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COVID surge closes iconic restaurants
by January 15 2022
New COVID-19 infections more than doubled again this past week – setting a seven-day pandemic record with 1,407 ...
Ellie McCabe: She liked to find things that were missing in our world, and fill the gap
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Ellie McCabe: She liked to find things that were missing in our world, and fill the gap
by January 15 2022
When Eleonora “Ellie” Wahlstrom McCabe, one of Vero’s most prominent philanthropists, passed away on Dec. 26 at age ...
Since Christmas break, COVID-19 spreading at a faster rate among school personnel here
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Since Christmas break, COVID-19 spreading at a faster rate among school personnel here
by January 14 2022
In the first few days since classes resumed after the Christmas break, COVID-19 was spreading among school personnel ...
Tom Segura: He worked unbelievably hard to see our hospital remained vibrant, and grew
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Tom Segura: He worked unbelievably hard to see our hospital remained vibrant, and grew
by January 14 2022
Thomas N. Segura, who died Dec. 29 at 74, will be remembered as a champion of the community ...
Sorensen sells more than $1 billion worth of real estate in Indian River County
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Sorensen sells more than $1 billion worth of real estate in Indian River County
by January 13 2022
Dale Sorensen Real Estate sold more than $1 billion worth of property in Indian River County in 2021, ...
Code-violation complaints down since passage of no-squealing law
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Code-violation complaints down since passage of no-squealing law
by January 12 2022
Code-violation complaints filed with the county have decreased by as much as 20 percent during the six months ...
County to save $400,000 annually with pretrial release
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County to save $400,000 annually with pretrial release
by January 11 2022
Indian River County anticipates saving $400,000 annually by retaining neighboring St. Lucie County’s Criminal Justice Division to supervise ...
Vero Beach Airport seeing sharp increase in private jet traffic
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Vero Beach Airport seeing sharp increase in private jet traffic
by January 09 2022
If you spent any time near the Vero Beach Regional Airport the past couple of weeks, you probably ...
Pandemic complicates challenge of managing county jail
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Pandemic complicates challenge of managing county jail
by January 08 2022
When a county jail goes from a place where most people who are arrested spend a few hours, ...