People

For Don and Annette Macaluso, home is both a place and person: the place being a stage, and the person being one another.

Jason Stocks of District Table & Bar explains what keeping it in the community and eating local means to him.

Jupiter Island's Jane Davis Doggett not only joined the greats as a notable Florida artist, but she also revolutionized the travel industry.

From businessman to newly appointed Martin County commissioner, Harold Jenkins isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty.

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.

Lisa Rymer’s life resume brims with adventure and creativity. 

Rob Lord transitions into his new role as president and CEO of Martin Health.

Andrea Levy is a firm believer in karma and that you get back from life what you put into it. The owner of Lotus Loft Yoga Studio in Palm City is the first to admit that she never dreamed her life would unfold the way it has, and she wouldn’t change a thing. 

It’s no new news that American youth are reaching concerning levels of inactivity and malnutrition. Spearheading the issue locally is Nancy Erlick, creator of “Once Upon a Farm,” an interactive program at The Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast that uses fruit- and vegetable-themed characters to inspire health.

Susan De Cuba’s background—which combines experience in counseling, education and health care—help to provide comfort, vision and compassionate care for patients who are experiencing their final chapter in life and the loved ones surrounding them.

Treasure Coast Rowing Club coach Stefanie Falkner builds character and competition while teaching students a love for rowing.

Stuart resident Philip Davi restores antique furniture to its original beauty.

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

Jeanne Pidot chaired the 59th International Red Cross Ball, honoring the history of nursing and those who volunteer their time to give back.

After a short respite, Bob and Tracy Davis return to their culinary roots and open the favorite local hot spot Sailor's Return.

Miami-hospitality maven Julie LaFrance-Lentine moved to Stuart and opened the thriving Taco Shack, where she serves homemade, gourmet tacos.

Stuart's Michael Carpino felt a calling to serve. He signed up for the Army at age 43, making him more than two decades older than the average Army recruit.

Stuart Police Chief David Dyess uses his local roots to foster a sense of community and safety in Stuart.

As the owner of two popular waterfront restaurants, Pietro Valentini has found a recipe for success in great food and happy customers.

Caroline Smith, of Palm City, has taken her talents to Liberty University in Virginia, where she shines on and off the lacrosse field.