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Vero Beach disqualifies developer for Three Corners, restarts entire bidding process - Vimarsana News

Vero Beach disqualifies developer for Three Corners, restarts entire bidding process

After six years of debate, brainstorming, and planning reviews it finally seemed like Vero Beach had a plan for the highly anticipated three corners project.

Source: cbs12.com
Artist paints whimsical wall mural in downtown Vero Beach - Vimarsana News

Artist paints whimsical wall mural in downtown Vero Beach

Upcoming downtown murals include a live painting by street artist Christopher Sweeney during Downtown Friday on July 28.

Source: tcpalm.com
Idaho women win, get off the schneid - Vimarsana News

Idaho women win, get off the schneid

OGDEN, Utah — The Idaho women’s basketball team had a tough start to the calendar year. The Vandals lost all six of their games to start 2023, falling in a

Source: dnews.com
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis visits Walking Tree Brewery in Vero Beach - Vimarsana News

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis visits Walking Tree Brewery in Vero Beach

“Our whole goal was, could we get a beer into his hands? Could we get the governor of Florida to drink a beer?”

Source: tcpalm.com
Pickleball issue in Indian River County sign of the times - Vimarsana News

Pickleball issue in Indian River County sign of the times

To me, it’s indicative of a Florida county struggling with growth and how to handle it. We’re facing the reality that the city of Vero Beach, with an estimated 18,000 people (50% fewer than Sebastian), is the second biggest city in the county and only a fraction of its 165,395 population. While it has many of the county’s top assets — beach parks, shopping areas, hotels — it no longer controls a larger area by serving it with electricity. That means folks adjacent to the city no longer prop up Vero Beach’s general fund, which pays to maintain so many of the city’s parks.

Source: tcpalm.com