Month: March 2021

Hodgers and Grigajtis abruptly resigned their positions this week, citing in-fighting, gridlock and ineffective leadership in the party.

Some Tourist Development Council Cultural Committee members concerned that grant money is being diverted away from arts and cultural groups and events

Here are updates about coronavirus cases in Brevard from the Florida Department of Health as of March 31, 2020.

The Navaho missile was damaged by Hurricane Matthew in 2016.

After eight months of investigation, the widow of a Brevard combat veteran who died in custody has been charged in the accidental drowning death of her son.

The news sparked outrage among some parents, who said they felt blindsided by the news and wanted to raise money to keep the school open.

What’s coming up? Car shows in Titusville and Cocoa Village, concerts across the county, a new cocktail menu at Iron Oak Post, a garden party in Rockledge

Chipotle, which first opened in Denver in 1993, will bring its fast-casual version of fresh Mexican food to North Brevard later this year
      

Rocking out to a musical? Henegar Center’s ‘Rock of Ages’ is a love letter to ’80s fashion and music. The show is on stage through April 18, 2021.
      

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