Indialantic News

This all-suite oceanfront hotel in Indialantic is a 5-minute drive from Melbourne Beach.

Scott Earick tends to lose himself in Facebook gaming. The owner and chef at Scott's on Fifth in Indialantic has one day off -- Monday -- and he likes to spend it seeking out quirky new-to-him dining spots across Brevard.

Here are some local events that celebrate dear old Dad. * Matt's Casbah, 801 E. New Haven Ave., Melbourne, will fire up the grill at 3 p.m. Sunday with a Father's Day menu.

HOSF volunteers provide assistance in different ways, including making friendly visits to hospice patients, providing respite care for homebound patients, running errands and performing many other services.

Tichets are $20. Admission includes hors d'oeuvres, a laser light show, raffles, a silent auction and a drink ticket.

Sunday afternoon, 17 hula dancers wearing colorful skirts, flowers, headbands and kukui-nut necklaces sang and swayed on the sidewalk, greeting Kayla Rowell and her group of roughly 20 relatives and friends.

Dozens of dancers across Brevard will show off their fancy footwork this weekend and next.

A West Melbourne woman is facing charges of fleeing from police after a brief chase on State Road A1A through several beachside towns this morning.

THE DETAILS WHO: Obligatory Hendrix Perm WHEN: 9 p.m. Saturday WHERE: On the Rocks, 421 S. Babcock St., Melbourne COST: No cover for the show, which is for those ages 21 and older.

It's all in the timing. For sure, there's something for everyone in the living theater happening Friday and Saturday nights on The Strip, a stretch of New Haven Avenue in downtown Melbourne running from the railroad tracks to the Henegar Center for the Arts.

He had a girlfriend, a passion for college baseball and his eye on the major leagues.

The new state budget includes $5.15 million to help fix beach dunes along the southern half of Brevard County that were damaged by Hurricane Sandy.

John and Kim Robertson, owners of SERVPRO South Brevard and West Brevard, are passionate about Brevard and the quality of life this area provides.

Wherever Jeff Lammers goes next with PadStar Publishing, he's going to be $1,000 richer.