Sometimes uncertain times require a fresh approach, even to fresh produce. Brittany Swartz, manager of the Farmers Market Oceanside, created the Farmers Market drop off program to ensure that local artisans could get their products to customers, without anyone having to leave the safety of home.
Vero Beach High School's search for a new football coach in 2011 started with 129 applicants. In the end it was the one man who hadn’t applied for the job that got it. Since then, it’s been nothing but victories.
Cycling is an excellent way both to explore and get exercise. In the Vero Beach community, it also provides the opportunity to give back.
Hummingbirds are among the smallest birds on the planet, but they are robust and intrepid travelers. Keep an eye out, Vero Beach, as these diminutive endurance athletes may pay a visit to your yard during their next expedition.
Past and present meet as local youth sit down with members of Indian River County’s African American community and record their memories as part of the Laura (Riding) Jackson Foundation’s Teens Listen program. The exercise not only documents oral history, it provides young people opportunities to engage with their elders while learning about life in days gone by.
Winston Churchill famously said, “There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man.” Those who have experienced that special bond with an equine companion, like the team at BG Equestrian, would certainly agree.
The Visiting Nurse Association in Vero Beach has partnered with human service agencies throughout Indian River County to provide no-cost flu shots for its clients.
The 21st Century Campaign for Indian River Medical Center received a $1 million gift from philanthropists Lorne and Heidi Waxlax for the hospital's new recovery room.
Students from Riverside Children's Theatre won a Freddie G Outstanding Achievement in Music award at the 2011 Junior Theatre Festival in Atlanta on the weekend of January 14 through January 16.
Indian River County Medical Center Auxilians honored volunteers who had served 500 to 16,000 hours at the general membership meeting on January 12. Florence Booms was recognized for 16,000 hours of service, equal to more than seven years of working…
Nightingale Private Duty Nursing recently completed and received its Home Care Pulse certification, which measures client satisfaction with an agency's in-home care delivery.
Tommy Pease was recently promoted to vice president for Florida Shutters Inc.
Vero Beach Art of Dentistry owner Dr. Johnson Hagood has been named president of the Florida Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry after serving on its board for three years.
June 2-14: Stop by Elegance by the Sea for an amazing Christmas-in-July storewide sale this summer.
Members of Rossway Moore Taylor & Swan recently awarded technology grants to 14 local nonprofit organizations through the firm's foundation.
At a general membership meeting in January, Indian River Medical Center Auxilians honored its volunteers who served 500 to 19,000 hours.
Citrus Grillhouse was recently voted an OpenTable 2012 Diners' Choice Winner. OpenTable Diners' Choice lists are created from feedback the company receives from diners who book and are seated through OpenTable.
Auto-Owners Insurance Company recently announced the appointment of The Crockett Insurance Group to represent the company throughout the area. The agency represents Auto-Owners for a wide range of personal and commercial insurance products as well as life, annuity, disability and long-term care.
During the Christmas holiday, Croom Construction Company collected and donated gifts and toys to 150 children in Indian River County for the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots Foundation.
Florida Eye Institute physicians Thomas A. Baudo and Val Zudans were recently appointed Fellows by the American College of Surgeons (FACS). The designation indicates that their professional qualifications, surgical competence and ethical conduct have passed the rigorous standards established by the College.
Pauline Adams of I'll Never Tell was honored recently at the Military Moms Prayer Group dinner for the numerous sales of the groups' Braveheart pin. Donations were made to the group for a total of $4,800.
Vero U.S. 1 Nissan hosted a Yippee Day book signing by co-authors AnnMarie Chiarenza and daughter Emma Chiarenza.
Indian River Medical Center has been selected for the third year in a row as one of the Best Places to Work in Indian River County by Workforce Solutions. The company was one of four chosen in the 150-employees-and over category.
Brite Future Electric was selected as one of the Best Places to Work in Indian River County by Workforce Solutions on October 20. The company was one of four chosen in the under-25 employees category.
