Indian River Press Journal

Paul L. Buccheri Full Story »

John Burnham Schwartz is living every aspiring writer’s dream. Full Story »

WASHINGTON — As a brilliant red sunset settled over the clouds in seeming tribute, 27 World War II veterans rode home from perhaps their final journey to a memorial that represents not only victory but often unbreakable bonds of friendship. Full Story »

VERO BEACH — Though Schacht Groves was founded 60 years ago, the gift-fruit shipping and retail store is the biggest reason why the business has survived. Full Story »

In a way, I’m glad there hasn’t been a vote on beach renourishment. Full Story »

SEBASTIAN — Economic development is the top priority for Richard Gillmor who was selected by the new City Council for a second term as mayor Monday night. Full Story »

SEBASTIAN — A Sebastian bar’s reopening is stalled following the removal of equipment and destruction of infrastructure Monday by the former owner, said the bar’s new owner. Full Story »

VERO BEACH — Local authorities plan this month to advertise for a consultant to study whether water and sewer customers in Vero Beach, Indian River Shores and Indian River County would save money if water systems were consolidated. Full Story »

Felony arrests: Full Story »

The City Council will conduct a workshop on electric issues on Nov. 16 rather than Nov. 12. Full Story »

As part of National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week Nov. 15 through 21, the Homeless Family Center will have an open house from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 16 to show the services provided and residential facilities for homeless families on the Treasure Coast. Full Story »

Indian River County ranked second in the state as the most dangerous metropolitan area for pedestrians, according to a Washington, D.C.-based research group. Full Story »

SK Watermakers, owned by Denedios Industries, has opened for business at 840 35th Court S.W. in Vero Beach. Full Story »

MELBOURNE — US Airways Inc. in February will begin offering three daily flights between Melbourne International Airport and Charlotte Douglas International Airport in Charlotte, N.C. Full Story »

The growth in unemployment numbers is being credited with pushing gas prices down. Full Story »

The National Weather Service expected more wind, warmer-than-normal temperatures and possible rain for the Treasure Coast this week — indirectly caused by Hurricane Ida. Full Story »

The public is invited to hear what is happening these days at the Dodgertown property and conference center under a contract with the Minor Leaque Baseball. Are our county taxes being well spent and what is planned? Full Story »

Harbor Storage at 5665 U.S. 1 North, Vero Beach, is an official drop-off for the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve’s Toys For Tots campaign. Full Story »

WABASSO — Residents and visitors could one day find a new shopping center or even a hotel on the north side of State Road 510, east of U.S. 1, on the way to the Wabasso Causeway, according to those who would develop it. Full Story »

Upcoming Indian River County events for the week of Nov. 8. Full Story »

Thousands of sea turtles laid nests on Treasure Coast beaches this year, with leatherbacks up in record numbers, green turtles veering off an upward trend and loggerheads continuing a downward spiral. Full Story »

VERO BEACH — Lots of practice resulted in Vero Beach High School’s two superior-rated symphonic bands being invited to perform at Carnegie Hall next spring. But it will take money, and lots of it, to get them there. Full Story »

SEBASTIAN — Food, fun and music were on the minds of thousands who headed to Riverview Park in Sebastian on Saturday for the second day of the city’s annual Clambake Festival. Full Story »

Find out when Indian River County's government boards are meeting this week. Full Story »

For the last two years, Karla Preissman has spent countless hours working on what started as a small project. Full Story »