People

Lee Tilton of Tilton & Tilton Law in downtown Jensen Beach has roots that run deeper than the pineapple plants that once flourished in the city. The great-grandson of an original Martin County commissioner, Tilton’s partner is his 94-year-old grandfather.

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.

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

Michael Izzolo, an entrepreneur and philanthropist, has been styling Palm City locals’ hair for more than three decades at Michael Leonard’s AVEDA Concept Hair Salon.

Grateful for the success he has achieved in his life, the former state representative is giving back by working to restore his old Fort Pierce community

Rob Steele, the new president of the Historical Society of Martin County, wants to leverage Elliott Museum and the House of Refuge as Martin County’s leading destinations for arts and culture.

After turning a pressure-washing business into a multimillion-dollar manufacturing company, James Crocker shares the secrets of his success.

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.

April Hope of April Daze boutique in Stuart celebrates 20 years of outfitting locals.

Centennial Mayor, The Toledo, Ohio, native first moved to Florida in 1994, and relocated to Stuart in 1995.

The Palm Beach Gardens native realized his dream when he made it to the NFL. Now he is helping young people achieve their own goals

For Skip Hartzell, known locally as “the dog artist,” inspiration comes in the form of a morning walk—accompanied by a furry friend.

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

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

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

Bar Salon and Spa’s cutting and coloring, professional lash extensions and full menu of esthetician services make it a purveyor of all things pretty.

John Romano’s retirement at the end of the year will wrap up a noteworthy term as the head of New Horizons of the Treasure Coast.

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

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. 

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