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

The founder and CEO of Incubate Neighborhood Center in Fort Pierce connects underserved communities with much-needed resources

Discover one local’s powerful journey from the football field to fatherhood in a new television documentary

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.

Photography by Austen AmackerWe’ve scoured the Treasure Coast in search of individuals making a difference in the community all under the age of 40....

They met on a college campus in Iowa during August 2013. Both 21-year-old students about to graduate, Chris Norton and Emily Summers struck up conversation...

In honor of Father’s Day, we talked to a few Treasure Coast men who followed in their dads’ footsteps and never looked back

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...

In a tech-forward world of social media and AI, these extraordinary locals are dedicated to keeping their old-school arts alive

Broadway star, entertainer, actress, recording artist, model—Vanessa Williams does it all. We caught up with the Hollywood beauty to discuss her work ethic, happiness and upcoming performance at the StarStruck Theatre Gala in Stuart on March 3.

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

Passionate Preservationist Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Mon, 2014-04-28 04:51 “Look at that view!” Gloria Fike exclaims, throwing open the door to the second story veranda. The water of the Indian River sparkles under the sunlight, the tops of the palm trees sway softly in the breeze. “This was Mrs. Leach’s bedroom,” Fike remarks, “and she had the best room in the house!” The Mrs. Leach she is referring to is Coca-Cola heiress Anne Winship Leach, married to Willaford Ransom Leach. The house is The Mansion at Tuckahoe, perched upon a hill in Jensen Beach.Read more about Passionate Preservationist

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

Flowers and botanicals can enhance both the flavor and the visual beauty of a dish. Here, three local chefs present their edible garden creations

Meet three local artists creating beauty in unique ways

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

The Stuart resident brings artisan bread to the community through Otto's Bread Club

Family Ties Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Mon, 2014-11-24 04:06 The library’s literature selection beckons bookworms to comfy chairs – until the adjacent ice cream parlor poses too many tasty temptations. Then the living room, with its 30-foot-high ceiling and arched windows, entices with a snuggly couch, fireplace and grand piano. Grand Oaks of Jensen Beach resembles – with all the amenities – an upscale resort. Instead, it’s the latest luxury-assisted living facility from the founders of Visiting Nurse Association of Florida.Read more about Family Ties

If you’ve ever been inspired by the fresh, warm interior design looks by Dianne Davant and her team, you’re in good company.

Patty McAuley and Danielle Wertz will serve on the board for the Education Foundation of Martin County