Indian Rocks Beach News

JACKSONVILLE - This summer 110 Florida Baptist college students will spend their vacations serving in ways to advance God's Kingdom when they travel to 17 countries and throughout the state of Florida as student summer missionaries.

Anticipated vacancies from the forthcoming August retirement of both the director of finance and personnel Mary Karayianes and town attorney James Yacavone have been filled.

A 50-year-old man is accused of attacking four people with a fillet knife in an Indian Rocks Beach bar.

Just after 11p.m. last night deputies responded to a disturbance at the Red Lion Pub in Indian Rocks Beach.

When City Manager Chuck Coward announced his retirement a few weeks ago there was immediate concern about his replacement.

Mayor R.B. Johnson cuts the ribbon to officially open the 18 new floating docks at Keegan Clair Park in Indian Rocks Beach.

Pinellas County has filed a lawsuit against BP Oil for economic losses in tourism related to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, according to the Tampa Bay Times.

Detectives are looking for a man accused of stealing credit cards during a home burglary in Dunedin and a car break-in in Indian Rocks Beach, then using them to make purchases around the Tampa Bay area.

If you have ever been to Heritage Village you may have run into Lester Dailey. He and his wife Judy are both history buffs and can often be found volunteering at the H.C. Smith general store.

Darleen and Patrick Thompson, left, return to the Biggest Beach Party Ever where they met two years ago.

IRB Rotarian Bruce Sobut, wearing his favorite Rotary International bike shirt, has just completed a cross-Florida bike ride to raise money to eradicate polio in the world.

City commissioners agreed April 23 to fund the Internet service temporarily for the Indian Rocks Beach Historical Museum.

For months Indian Rocks Beach officials have been trying to figure out a way to get golf carts from the north end of the city to the south end.

The Rotary Club of Indian Rocks Beach is seeking artists for the 'Small Art 4 Big Heart' Campaign The Rotary Club of Indian Rocks will be holding its inaugural Art and Ale event on May 11 to raise money for its educational projects.