Andy Hodges is an Editor In Chief with a focus on local news in Sebastian, Florida. With a wide range of publications under his belt, including Yardbarker, The Sun News, and The Miami Herald, Andy brings a wealth of experience in covering sports, community events, and local politics to his writing.
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Andy Hodges' focus is primarily on local sports in Florida, particularly around Sebastian. He covers events and evolving stories related to football, with a specific emphasis on college football and coaching.
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Last week, to combat recurring flooding issues, the Sebastian City Council approved a significant increase in monthly stormwater fees for property owners from $10 to $14 per month.
While Razorbacks looking for win over ranked team, Cowboys would love to win for credibility.
No. 16 Oklahoma State, Arkansas looking to make statements in early game Saturday morning.
An 80-year-old man was arrested on Wednesday after a heated altercation in the parking lot of the Sebastian Home Depot escalated into a dangerous confrontation involving a firearm.
As much as Arkansas coaches and players said they just have to flush Saturday's 39-31 loss to Oklahoma State and move on, it won't be that easy. It all ties in with the fact a lot of coaches will say off the record when they retire it was because the wins weren't as much fun as the losses that kept them awake.
Nobody probably had a couple of ex-Hogs handline the center chores for both teams Sunday night.
Oklahoma State goes up after Hogs can't manage to finish off win on Saturday.
David Dyer, a newcomer to the Indian River County School Board, unseated incumbent Kevin McDonald in District 5. Governor Ron DeSantis had appointed McDonald to fill a vacancy left by Brian Barefoot.
In weekly re-assessments of entire seasons based on latest games, Hogs need to get through September.
By: Andy Hodges
Orlando Health has successfully acquired Sebastian River Medical Center and two other Steward Health Care hospitals in a significant healthcare transaction.
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