Melbourne Beachsider
Advocating for golf carts off course, too
Melbourne Beach Commissioner Sherri Quarrie wants to promote the use of street-legal golf carts and electric vehicles by ...
St. Lucie Voice
Half-cent sales tax issue looms large for St. Lucie
Though the primary election is weeks away – the end of August – Port St. Lucie city leaders ...
Melbourne Beachsider
It’s a no for now on MelBeach med pot shops
What began with a spirited debate, ended quietly without public comment. The first reading of Ordinance 2018-03, which ...
St. Lucie Voice
‘The Little Storms’ cheerleading team has special appeal
The Little Storms will be taking the field during games and halftime at R.D. McCorkle Field. This new ...
Melbourne Beachsider
Brevard sets its maximum rate on property tax
Nobody in Brevard County is going to pay more than $6.04 per $1,000 of taxable property value to ...
Melbourne Beachsider
Pineda overpass will serve greater purpose than originally planned
The $24-million overpass being constructed on Pineda Causeway west of U.S. 1 – originally planned as a state ...
Melbourne Beachsider
Setback for Children’s Services’ hoped-for tax referendum
Lindsey Cretton, a teacher at KinderCare in Indian Harbor Beach, read to about a dozen 3-year-olds who listened ...
St. Lucie Voice
City Council favors RER bid for VGTI over newer suitors
For years, the former Vaccine and Gene Therapy Institute in Port St. Lucie has sat empty. No one ...
St. Lucie Voice
St. Lucie fans doing their ‘Share’ to spread the word
From beaches and boating to dining and shopping, there’s no shortage of things to do in St. Lucie ...
St. Lucie Voice
County watches with interest as new VA chief confirmed
The U.S. Senate’s confirmation of Robert Wilkie Jr. as the next Secretary of Veterans Affairs could be particularly ...
St. Lucie Voice
Southern Grove action heats up as city gets bids
Plans are moving forward that could take the City of Port St. Lucie out of the development business ...
Melbourne Beachsider
Brevard Schools target state funds for mental health
Brevard Public Schools plans to spend $1.7 million of state money on student mental health services next year, ...