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Florida AMC movie theater in mall permanently closed amid renovations
The Vero Beach movie theater in the mall closed permanently on Nov. 8. AMC Theatres decided to close the AMC Classic Indian River 24 "based on what will best strengthen the company going forward," according to AMC spokesperson Cassie Kennard. The website directs customers to AMC's theater in Melbourne and Kennard directed them to AMC Port St. Lucie 14 in St. Lucie West. The aging Indian River Mall at 6200 20th St., which opened in 1996 and declined after years of store closures, is being transformed from an indoor mall to mixed-use retail with new outdoor stores and a drive-through restaurant. Demolition for renovations on the east side of the mall began in August. The west section, including the movie theater, was supposed to remain operational, according to Joseph Scarfone of One Investment Group in Pompano Beach. He has been working with the mall owners, DTS Properties II of Illinois. Indian River Mall makeover The mall owners submitted demolition and renovation plans in May 2025, but little movement has occurred. The project includes construction of five 250,000-square-foot outdoor retail stores and a drive-through restaurant. Negotiations are underway with a "really good list" of national tenants to fill those stores, Scarfone
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WATCH: Brightline pursues Cocoa, Tampa expansion amid financial restructuring
Brightline secured $490 million in financing commitments as part of financial restructuring plans that could expand rail connections across Central Florida from Tampa to the Space Coast. According to the press release, the financial restructuring agreement is intended to reduce the company’s debt and provide new capital. “Today’s agreement...
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Florida livestock owners fear for animals as flooding swamps farms
STUART, Fla. – Livestock owners in Stuart are running out of dry ground. Floodwaters have swallowed pastures in the area, forcing farmers to move their animals to driveways — the last patches of land still above water. Melissa, who raises Florida Cracker Cattle at Hungryland Farms, told CNN...