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Long COVID: Infection ends, but recovery often very slow
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Long COVID: Infection ends, but recovery often very slow
by December 02 2021
Bill and Carol Yates are both workout fanatics. Married nearly 50 years, they have both competed in triathlons. ...
A ride on Brightline train shows rail has its fans
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A ride on Brightline train shows rail has its fans
by November 28 2021
A ride on a Brightline train from West Palm Beach to Miami last week revealed satisfied customers and ...
Private clubs are thriving with soaring real estate market
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Private clubs are thriving with soaring real estate market
by November 27 2021
Vero’s 14 private clubs are enjoying a phenomenal boom heading into this mostly post-pandemic season, with waiting lists ...
St. Edward’s students are researching genealogy of author and own families
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St. Edward’s students are researching genealogy of author and own families
by November 25 2021
A one-of-a-kind class at St. Edward's Upper School is providing students the chance to research the genealogical background ...
Shores and Vero at impasse in utility dispute, but more talks may yet lead to a resolution
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Shores and Vero at impasse in utility dispute, but more talks may yet lead to a resolution
by November 25 2021
The Town of Indian River Shores and the City of Vero Beach are at a stalemate in efforts ...
Vero Beach City Council moving ahead with plans for riverfront development
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Vero Beach City Council moving ahead with plans for riverfront development
by November 25 2021
Plans for Vero’s riverfront development on the site of the old Big Blue power plant and neighboring sewer ...
COVID remains low here on eve of Thanksgiving
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COVID remains low here on eve of Thanksgiving
by November 25 2021
As local residents traveled or welcomed out-of-town family to celebrate Thanksgiving, Indian River County’s new COVID-19 daily case ...
Probe of crash that killed bike rider on island is still open
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Probe of crash that killed bike rider on island is still open
by November 25 2021
The driver of the car that struck and killed a John’s Island resident while he was bicycling along ...
Accused cattle rustler’s criminal past
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Accused cattle rustler’s criminal past
by November 22 2021
A Western bad guy arrested for stealing more than $300,000 from a ranch west of Vero and from ...
Nursing aides to go on trial for theft from John’s Island couple
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Nursing aides to go on trial for theft from John’s Island couple
by November 21 2021
A felony theft case involving two home-health nursing aides accused of charging more than a half-million dollars worth ...
Shores introducing police body cameras
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Shores introducing police body cameras
by November 20 2021
The Town of Indian River Shores Public Safety Department plans to spend $75,000 over the next five years ...
Hospital workers now facing COVID vaccine mandates
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Hospital workers now facing COVID vaccine mandates
by November 19 2021
Workers at Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital and Lawnwood Medical Center are now facing separate corporate-wide COVID-19 vaccine ...