Boulevard Of Oaks
In the midst of the Second World War, in October 1943, members of the Indian River Garden Club voted to set aside $25 from their budget to plant an avenue of laurel oaks on Riverra Boulevard to honor the troops deployed in the war.
Author: Photography by Renee Brady
Sundries, Celebrities & Small Town Charm
Today, over six decades later, Corey’s Pharmacy is still going strong at the same location on the corner of Ocean Drive and Easter Lily Lane.
The Poet Laureate Of Indian River County
Sean Sexton has gained a national reputation for depicting Indian River County's landscape, life and values in his poetry.
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Brady Roberts is a man on the move. Minutes after checking out his office at the Vero Beach Museum of Art, the new executive director and CEO began making the rounds, getting to know employees, and meeting with members of…
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Maureen Bauchman shares her story about navigating a life-changing illness with a little help from her friends
