Romelo Styles

5 days ago | wflx.com | Romelo Styles

Several organizations in Indian River County are working together to help those experiencing homelessness, but leaders say the need continues to outpace the resources available. At the Salvation Army in Vero Beach, volunteers offer hot meals and showers three days a week—often the only stability some clients have. One of the groups involved is Team Jesus, a faith-based nonprofit made up of volunteers from area churches. Every Thursday since March 2023, the group has served meals to those in need.

5 days ago | wptv.com | Romelo Styles

VERO BEACH, Fla. — Several organizations in Indian River County are working together to help those experiencing homelessness, but leaders say the need continues to outpace the resources available. At the Salvation Army in Vero Beach, volunteers offer hot meals and showers three days a week—often the only stability some clients have. One of the groups involved is Team Jesus, a faith-based nonprofit made up of volunteers from area churches.

1 week ago | wptv.com | Romelo Styles

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, Fla. — A local food truck owner says he’s out thousands of dollars after Indian River County forced him to stop operating in a location he had used for months without issue. Dane Jones, owner of Griddle & Grind, had been setting up his mobile café twice a week in the parking lot of OTG Liquidation to attract customers to both businesses. But two weeks ago, that partnership came to a halt after the county issued OTG a code violation.

1 week ago | wflx.com | Romelo Styles

A local food truck owner says he’s out thousands of dollars after Indian River County forced him to stop operating in a location he had used for months without issue. Dane Jones, owner of Griddle & Grind, had been setting up his mobile café twice a week in the parking lot of OTG Liquidation to attract customers to both businesses. But two weeks ago, that partnership came to a halt after the county issued OTG a code violation.

1 week ago | wptv.com | Romelo Styles

VERO BEACH, Fla. — A heated town hall on Friday saw Vero Beach residents demanding answers from city leaders about financial transparency and the future of major infrastructure projects. WATCH VIDEO BELOW: Vero Beach residents demand city leaders for answers on financial transparency at heated town hall meeting Hosted by the Indian River Taxpayers Association, the event featured pointed exchanges between residents and city officials, including Mayor John Cotugno and City Manager Monte Falls.