Click here to read
the latest issue

Browse Sections:

Weather Cams:

Daytona
Cape Canaveral
Treasure Coast

Courtesy of JoesDiscoWeatherCentral.com

Now browsing: Hometown News > Opinion

Brevard County: Sheriff's Office makes serving warrants a priority

In January of 2005, the Sheriff's Office had 31,481 active arrest warrants for Brevard County. Un-served warrants are a tough challenge for every Sheriff's Office in Florida, but more than 31,000 was an alarming number. Our team felt that if we took a more coordinated and aggressive approach, we could make an impact. We are proud to report, that ...... Full Story >

Indian River County: Floridians are getting back to work

We recently learned that Florida's unemployment rate decreased in December to 9.9 percent, down for the fourth straight month. That's a 2.1 percent drop in points in a year. For the first time in two-and-a-half years, Florida's unemployment number is in single digits. These numbers provide clear evidence that Florida's economy is moving in the rig...... Full Story >

Martin County: School celebrates women's history month

The Pine School's senior honors humanities seminar recently marked Women's History Month with a series of classes dedicated to women's rights. Stuart News columnist Eve Samples kicked off women's rights week on March 5 when she spoke to students about her experiences as a modern working mother. Topics discussed included women in the workplace, wom...... Full Story >

St. Lucie County: Win $500 while playing golf on April 21

Imagine winning $500 cash, enjoying delicious food, partaking in refreshing beverages, while playing golf with your friends. This could be you. John Carroll High School is excited to announce its 22nd annual golf tournament will be held April 21 at Gator Trace Country Club. A donation of $100 will allow participants to enjoy a signature beverage, ...... Full Story >

Volusia County: Letter to the editor

Glad to see comments on Stand Your Ground I want to thank the Hometown News for publishing two articles relating to the "Stand Your Ground" law in the March 30 edition. I wish to thank Sheriff Ben Johnson for suggesting that the law as written is "too broad in its application because it doesn't require citizens to at least attempt to de-escala...... Full Story >

Legal Notices

Join our Mailing List:

Crossword Puzzle:

Click here for this week's crossword puzzle

Archives Calendar:

Search Stories:

© Copyright 2005 CityHost411.com

Powered by CityHost411