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Brightline plans to reopen downtown Vero railroad crossings within a week
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Brightline plans to reopen downtown Vero railroad crossings within a week
by April 16 2023
Brightline anticipates completing construction on improvements to three railroad crossings in downtown Vero Beach by April 21 in ...
‘Passing baton’: Longtime owner to sell Twin Oaks Tennis Club
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‘Passing baton’: Longtime owner to sell Twin Oaks Tennis Club
by April 15 2023
Longtime Central Beach resident Alain Mignolet never thought he would sell the Twin Oaks Tennis Club where he ...
17 ‘extraordinary’ luxury homes set for Grand Harbor riverfront
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17 ‘extraordinary’ luxury homes set for Grand Harbor riverfront
by April 13 2023
Vero’s slim inventory of new waterfront homes and Grand Harbor’s ongoing renaissance both will get a boost in ...
COVID hospitalizations doubled in week
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COVID hospitalizations doubled in week
by April 13 2023
Florida did not report new infection data last week to the federal COVID-19 tracker, so it’s tough to ...
Shores buys high-tech portable ultrasound machine
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Shores buys high-tech portable ultrasound machine
by April 13 2023
Indian River Shores residents who have a medical emergency at home or in the town may benefit from ...
Voucher increase seen as boost for private schools
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Voucher increase seen as boost for private schools
by April 10 2023
A controversial new law puts a private-school education within financial reach of hundreds or potentially thousands more Indian ...
Traffic ‘Nightmare at 17th Street’ haunts A1A drivers
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Traffic ‘Nightmare at 17th Street’ haunts A1A drivers
by April 09 2023
One of the worst traffic jams in island memory left hundreds of South Beach residents fuming last Wednesday ...
City manager seeking a ‘quarterback’ to oversee Three Corners development
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City manager seeking a ‘quarterback’ to oversee Three Corners development
by April 08 2023
Determined to find a proven “quarterback” to lead Vero Beach’s much-anticipated efforts to develop its Three Corners properties, ...
‘Virtual subdivision’ bringing 18 new homes to island market
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‘Virtual subdivision’ bringing 18 new homes to island market
by April 06 2023
What do you call a collection of 18 new residences – some large, some cottages, some condos – ...
COVID infections, hospitalizations fall
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COVID infections, hospitalizations fall
by April 06 2023
After a one-week spike, the number of new local COVID-19 infections are back down to pre-spring break levels, ...
New County Administrator eager to ‘prove my mettle’
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New County Administrator eager to ‘prove my mettle’
by April 02 2023
New County Administrator John Titkanich, who agreed to a three-year contract that will pay him an annual salary ...
Longtime county official, passed over for top administrator post, will retire
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Longtime county official, passed over for top administrator post, will retire
by March 31 2023
County Community Development Director Phil Matson said he would have served for at least another five years if ...