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Steven Vitale is committed to preserving and spotlighting the community and its historic integrity as the owner of the Old Colorado Inn.

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

Catching up with Port St. Lucie resident and The Golden Bachelor contestant April Kirkwood

The best buds penned a new book together about their friendship journey that developed through a shared love of fishing

Dabbling in everything from music and theater to marketing and computers, the local has spent 70 years cultivating a multifaceted career.

A longtime advocate for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia disorders, Mary Barnes, the CEO of Alzheimer’s Community Care, is changing the way we regard mental health.

A tight-knit community of polo players and enthusiasts feel right at home at Port Mayaca Polo Club, a laid-back club built by the Orthwein family

From fun-loving franchisees to fast-talking philanthropists, good men aren’t hard to find in our area. Meet four local bachelors worth getting to know

John Mellaci’s family of companies has been feeding fresh seafood to South Florida’s faithful for 38 years. It recently expanded its reach through an online store that ships within the continental United States.

The pro golfer spent the pandemic working with her foundation, painting, and taking care of her body. Now she has her eye back on the course

Head swim coach Sion Brinn has returned to Indian River State College – the school that first gave him the support to become a national record-winning swimmer.

Dr. Brandi Gallagher, a board-certified internal medicine expert, has positioned herself on the front lines treating dogs affected by the algae bloom in the Stuart area.

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.

A Touch of Cheer Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Mon, 2015-03-02 10:07 Carol Dee Ankrom has been called “artsy” her entire life. So, when it came time for the artist to name her burgeoning business, the task was simple. She decided on Artsy June – her nickname meshed with her daughter’s middle name. Whimsical by nature, each one of Ankrom’s paintings aims to capture the innocent delight that only a mix of children and creativity can convey.Read more about A Touch of Cheer

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

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

During an interview with Nancy Lopez, the iconic, Hall-of-Fame golfer's eyes well up as she shares some of the laurels and highlights from her...

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

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

Lucky in Love Edit Delete Unpublish Submitted by admin on Mon, 2014-04-28 04:51 Being in the right place at the right time is more than being lucky – it’s about being prepared. For long-time Stuart residents Bill and Leila Oughterson, it was both. From being tucked snuggly in a bed for an emergency appendectomy when the atom bomb was dropped to seeing an old girlfriend who happened to introduce the future couple, they have lived a charmed life. Leila, 91, and Bill, 87, live comfortably at Sandhill Cove after years of using their energy to help others while making Martin County home.Read more about Lucky in Love