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Ted Astolfi came full circle, back to making plans for Martin’s County.

Joanne Snodgrass has gained fame for her stylish invention—the Kimini infinity scarf. 

Matilda’s owner Dana Small hosts a pre-holiday luncheon at her Stuart home for a few of her closest friends

Sandra Exposito, 33 Student, PhiAcademy Who would play you in a movie? Halle Berry because her career resembles my dreams.What’s the most adventurous thing you’ve ever done?In 2010...

Photography by Randall KahnWhile his classically trained voice has awarded him the spotlight on the world’s most renowned stages—from the Metropolitan Opera to Moscow’s Svetlanov Hall—vocalist...

With a family tree that has been planted in the area for nearly a century, Indiantown resident Donna “Jonnie” Wall-Flewelling keeps old Florida thriving with an instinct for sustainability

As mayor, James Campo led the successful effort to transition sections of Sewall’s Point from septic to sewer.

With not only medical integrity, but also a passion for the arts, Dr. John Fasano brings an invaluable service to Martin County as a renowned plastic surgeon who treats his patients with the same care and creativity as a canvas.

Photography by Lindsey Potter Michael Tougias never imagined he would become a published writer—let alone a New York Times bestselling author. Born in Massachusetts, Tougias spent the majority...

Developer Gus Gutierrez happened upon Fort Pierce and the Galleria of Pierce Harbor in the face of tragedy, and beef lovers savor the benefit of his discovery.

For entrepreneur Craig Danzig, there were PET/CT scans before Porsches, medical films before Ferraris and medical billing before Bugattis.

Patrick Stracuzzi is a household name on the Treasure Coast, but not only for his work in real estate. He’s also a major player in local philanthropy.

John Mellaci’s family of companies has been feeding fresh seafood to South Florida’s faithful for 38 years. It recently expanded its reach through an online store that ships within the continental United States.

Wildlife lover John Nelson, who serves as president of the Audubon of Martin County, shares his love of nature.

S. Darrell Lee not only transforms the community medically, but he’s also known for his charitable giving.

Eileen Morris and Sandra Porter are this year’s chairs for the highly anticipated Chrysanthemum Ball.

A Touch of Cheer Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Mon, 2015-03-02 10:07 Carol Dee Ankrom has been called “artsy” her entire life. So, when it came time for the artist to name her burgeoning business, the task was simple. She decided on Artsy June – her nickname meshed with her daughter’s middle name. Whimsical by nature, each one of Ankrom’s paintings aims to capture the innocent delight that only a mix of children and creativity can convey.Read more about A Touch of Cheer

In less than a decade, Staci Dunn has garnered national recognition for her cake baking, with a second Food Network appearance slated for 2020.

Mar-a-Lago and I have been involved intimately my whole life, one incarnation after another. Through a happy twist of fate, my maternal grandfather was...

Mike McCarty’s North Osceola Street extension proposal is poised to put the rest of downtown Stuart on a path to success.