On March 10, 2026, the automotive industry and the countless lives it touched lost a quiet giant. Robert P. Kelly, 91, leaves behind a legacy defined not only by business success but by integrity, humility and an unwavering commitment to people.
For those who own along our barrier island, real estate has never just been about property. It’s about mornings on the water, evening walks with ocean air, and a lifestyle built over time.
They start arriving as early as March, these ancient mariners from distant lands. They zero in on Space Coast beaches, but they are not here for the rays and the relaxation. They are here for the survival of their species.
If you live on the coast or in a mobile home, you may have to evacuate in the event of a major storm forecast for your area. While you will undoubtedly get instructions from the local government, it’s wise to create your evacuation plan well before a disaster strikes.
One of the most important things we teach our clients at A Bare Necessity Electrolysis & Laser Skincare is that timing is everything. Whether we’re using precision heat energy through electrolysis or concentrated light energy through laser technology, success depends on catching each hair at just the right moment in its growth cycle.
In the most classic of mom-and-pop business launches, Don and Beth Kramer started an in-home senior care company from the kitchen table of their Satellite Beach home.
For nearly 70 years, Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy has embraced a simple but powerful idea: Start Here. Go Anywhere. It reflects a commitment to preparing students not just for college, but for lives of purpose, leadership and service in an ever-changing world.
On Florida’s Space Coast, where sunshine is part of daily life, caring for skin is more than a routine — it is essential. At ShadeTree Dermatology, that philosophy is grounded in both science and a deep connection to the Brevard County community it serves.
Suzy McCoy Shriner once asked her friend, Indian River and Brevard County philanthropist and community activist Barbara Ruddy, to describe herself.
Perched in quiet majesty, this eagle stands as an enduring testament to the American spirit.
Let’s be honest. There are very few of us who, at one time or another, did not boast to our friends and family in northern climes about how benign our winter weather always proved to be.
The world would be much nicer if everyone could be as embracing and supportive as the 200-plus members of the Brevard Watercolor Society, which celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.
Forty years ago, the Wickham Road exit off Interstate 95 was surrounded by vast pastures. On the west side of the road, cows grazed where Viera Hospital, Urban Prime Restaurant and Trader Joe’s now stand. The east side was as equally unpopulated, but a retired Air Force general was about to change all that.
For more than 22 years, Miller & Hurt has proudly served clients throughout the Brevard community with a commitment to integrity, expertise, and personal service.
Where can you learn to play the ukelele, plant a garden, watch drones fly, join a drum circle, monitor your blood pressure and groove with silent disco in the best cruise ship tradition?