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Father, Johnny Stambough and son, Zach who caught the big bass of 7.31 pounds with a winning tournament weight of 22.12 pounds for the Indian River Bass Anglers. Meetings every first Tuesday of the month at 7:30 PM located at Marsh Landing in Fellsmere.
Suzette Moore-Carter and her cat Athena-Grace of Saint Lucie West take along a copy of Hometown News on their visit to Oak Ridge, NC, July 3, 2019.
Developing from a tropical wave in the central Atlantic on September 24, Hurricane Dorian churned over several islands in the Bahamas on September 1including Grand Bahama and Abaco Island. Islanders endured 48 hours of almost unprecedented fury from the Category 5monster with sustained wind…
Roy Le Fever checks for damage on his sailboat after she dragged anchor, ending up on the beach at Museum Point Park.
13-year-old Star Feustel captures some images of Dorian’s mayhem near the Fort Pierce Causeway.
Having been spared the category 5 fury of Hurricane Dorian, the sun sets at Rivergate Park in Port St. Lucie on Sept. 4.
Having been spared the category 5 fury of Hurricane Dorian, the sun sets at Rivergate Park in Port St. Lucie on Sept. 4.
Hometown News Staff Photographer Sevin Bullwinkle capturing the sunset at Port St. Lucie’s Rivergate Park after the storm.
An egret takes advantage of the meal Dorian stirred up in the St. Lucie Lagoon.
Wind and heavy rain blast through Jensen Beach Causeway Park on Sept 3.
Several oak trees succumb to the winds of Dorian at the Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast.
Patti Spina and her 11-year-old son Julien check out the storm surge at Sewall’s Point Park with Louis Martinez.
The dock at Captain Hiram’s, along with most other points of access to Sebastian’s Indian River, closes for safety checks.
Richard Thomas spends the days following the storm cleaning debris from his great aunt’s property in Roseland.
A lineman from Florida Power & Light surveys electrical systems on Indian River Drive in Sebastian.
Native birds make their way back to the Indian River after days of hiding from the storm.
A sidewalk on Ocean Drive in Vero Beach washes away, leaving behind a cavernous hole beneath the boardwalk.
Michael Kennedy tries his luck with a metal detector after Hurricane Dorian displaces several inches of sand at Sexton Plaza in Vero Beach.
Employees remove shutters and debris from Vero’s Ocean Grill after Hurricane Dorian leaves their outdoor area unusable.
Beach access points on Ocean Drive in Vero Beach are closed until safety concerns regarding beach erosion are met.
Electrical and water system engineers fill an Orchid Island parking lot while performing maintenance on the local infrastructure.
A sailboat sits partially capsized in Sebastian’s Indian River on Wednesday, September 4 just after Hurricane Dorian’s visit.
Chris and Darlene Humphrys, owners of Dino's Family Restaurant in Fort Pierce, took along their copy of Hometown News while they celebrated their 33rd wedding anniversary in Maui, Hawaii. Congratulations and thanks for taking us along again.
Riley caught a 4 lb 15 Oz largemouth bass.
Kailey McKnight-Sr 3.6 GPA Signing her letter of intent on Nov. 13 to attend North Florida next year
A Sunoco gas station in Sebastian closes its doors after running out of fuel.
One last item sits in the empty water aisle at the Walmart on US-1 in Sebastian.
A line of cars wraps around the Murphy USA gas station on US-1 in Sebastian.
Shelves sit bare in the water aisle at the Publix supermarket at 58th Avenue in Vero Beach.
Rob Place of Final Choice Property Management boards a window in a plaza on 20th Street in Vero Beach.
Customers at a Vero Beach Lowe’s stand in line to purchase generators.
A Home Depot in Vero Beach imposes limits on plywood as locals stock up.
Lyla Milliman, 13, of Fort Pierce and Avery Center, 9, of Port St. Lucie work on their project together.
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