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He has called the Kravis Center in West Palm Beach his home away from home for 28 years.The chief operations officer of the performing...

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

Four area chefs pay homage to our tropical climate by using gems like mangoes, papayas, and more to create some truly sensational plates

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

Photographer Steven Martine has built his dream career, shooting for National Geographic and famous musicians. And, in his free time, he also competes in bike races that take him thousands of miles across the United States.

Father-son duo Michael Sohl and Christopher Sohl talk about their family history of great golfers, and how they made the journey “from the fairways to the airways.”

The Martin County Police Athletic League offers local kids a safe space to grow through multifaceted programs in sports, leadership, and more

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

Guy Coheleach’s artistic talent for painting wildlife inspired two PBS films, garnered him exhibits in the White House, Carnegie Museum and China, and earned him the vaulted Master Artist Medal—then awarded to only nine artists—living or dead.

Local teen Serenity Arce sang her way to fame on season 25 of The Voice, making it to the semifinals’ top nine.

With a new home in Hobe Sound, local attorney John Morrissey finally has the space to display the art and furniture he has been collecting for 30 years

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.

The local sculptor's works highlight the beauty of the wild

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

Nerve damage and a freak accident may have cut short Jessica Cusimano’s time on the mound, but that didn’t stop the star softball player from delivering a perfect pitch

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.

A paint brush, a pulpit and The Power of Art, a therapy-centered curriculum, have turned Lynne Barletta into the voice for survivors of the sex-trafficking trade.

When a couple he had never met gifted him with one year’s salary to follow his passion, the Stuart resident used it to help thousands of others all around the world

The Pine School's new coach touts an impressive track record and a unique approach to student development to lead its athletic department.

The teen golfer is, in a word, focused—on bettering her game, on maintaining a positive mindset, and on helping others any way she can