People

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

Joseph Napoli of Joseph’s Jewelry in Stuart used his skills as a former magician to plan a surprise-filled January wedding for himself and his new bride

Tastemaker and brand founder Hope Smith shares her favorite fashion staples, beauty products, local haunts, and more

An ambitious group of conservationists have been working tirelessly to protect 70,000 acres of land between Hobe Sound and Stuart

As a little girl, Lisa Renée Ludlum fluttered around the yard, tiny pocket camera in hand, shooting black and white film pictures of bugs, plants, butterflies and her mom’s roses.

Melanie Petschke and Kelly Weston founded Crunchi, an organic makeup company based in Stuart.

Jenna Derrenbacker's accidental art business features resin-made wall and table decor, featuring ocean waves, sunsets, and galaxies

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

The artist has made a business out of giving old furniture new life, refinishing pieces and selling them at Do-Over Décor in Jensen Beach

Floyd Devoe “Bud” Jordan works full time as a wealth manager while continuing to serve on the boards of The Community Foundation Martin-St. Lucie and the Rivers Coalition.

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

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

Meet the innovator revolutionizing the boating industry, from revamping Twin Vee to creating electric boats for the mass market

The maritime artist and former pro wakeboarder channeled her passion for horses into a Jupiter Farms equestrian facility for children with disabilities

Nicole Newsted’s art celebrates the joy of things we never truly outgrow

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.

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

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.

Local lawyer Dennis Corrick came to Dean Mead’s agribusiness office in Fort Pierce by way of a video production company and a wine shop, with a professional camera in tow.

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