Indian Rocks Beach News

The Redington Shores Town Commission agreed by consensus to renew its fire services contract with Seminole early, in hopes of thwarting a county consolidation plan.

As beach communities gear up for the March 10 elections, the driving concern will be how to balance city budgets without sacrificing core services amid declining property values and tax income.

After months of controversy over the job performance of its former city treasurer, the City Commission enthusiastically hired a replacement Monday.

Check out the free matinee - open to kids of any age - Saturday morning at the historic Beach Theatre.

A man wanted in connection with the murder of his wife last month at their rented Belleair home is reported to have been seen last week in Louisiana.

City sewer fees could rise more than 22 percent this spring if the City Council approves a rate increase recommended by the city administration.

Spending town money to redistribute sand which has swallowed up steps and seawalls is not a good idea, Mayor John Robertson told the Town Commission at its Nov.

The residents of Indian Rocks Beach received a generous gift Nov. 20, just in time for the holidays.

Floridians go all out for the winter holidays and the year 2008 is no exception.

It takes GUTS to transplant 32,670 square feet of seagrass from Wulfert Channel to Dinkins Bayou.

In coming months, Gulfport will have to fill two vacancies in its top ranks. City Manager Tom Brobeil, hired in 2003, has resigned because of serious health problems.

The Indian Rocks Rotary is holding a super raffle. The winner will receive 2 tickets for the National Football League's XLIII Grand Finale Championship Game on February 1st, 2009 in Tampa.

The Indian Rocks Beach Homeowners Association announced that its boat won third place in the Nov.

John A. Paulette loved his dogs so much that he slept on a mattress on the floor, so Honey and Sweetie could easily clamber in with him.

Preparations are currently underway for the Ironman Triathlon to be held Saturday, November 8th.

Relatively minor charter amendments drew an overwhelmingly positive response from voters in three North Pinellas cities Tuesday.

The developer of the Beach Club of Madeira condominium project at 14002 Gulf Blvd.

Residents here are facing a 45 percent hike in their sewer bills - on top of a 12.5 percent increase that went into effect in February.

The County Commission appears poised to close one fire station and to ask the Legislature to alter the boundaries of two fire districts, a cost-saving measure that some say could be a small step to ...

On Wednesday, October 15th, the Questers were hosted by Shera Bie from IRB Historical Museum and Plein Aire Cottage Artist Mary Rose Holmes.