Port St. Lucie’s Shafir Lobb has been a woman with many identities. But while she’s changed her name, her address and her career multiple times, her rich life has made her the person she knew she was meant to be: Rabbi Shafir.
Maria Oquendo was only a year old when her family returned to Puerto Rico to rejoin a legacy begun on that island — generations before she was born in Brooklyn.
This new artistic space on Heritage Drive is filled with the fun, the excitement and the amazement that comes with learning to create something that never existed before and knowing you made it.
The Crazy Quilters are a generous, welcoming bunch, happy to share a wealth of information on many quilting patterns, techniques and styles.
If you haven’t visited one of Port St. Lucie’s many thrift stores, you’re missing a fantastic opportunity.
Relating to people who understand one’s circumstances and share similar challenges is key when battling cancer.
So far, we are loving Port St. Lucie. It’s a big change from Broward County, which is where I most recently put down roots. It’s also a far cry from Miami-Dade County, my native territory. The pace of life here is more relaxed, the people are more pleasant and the atmosphere is more “chill.” Though the climate is not.
The ominous sound of a Code Blue alarm sends student nurses flying to a patient’s bedside in the simulated hospital on Indian River State College’s Port St. Lucie campus.
James F. “Jim’' Hutchinson, the renowned Florida Hall of Fame Artist who celebrated the state’s heritage and beauty through his portrayals of the Seminole Indians and Florida’s natural landscape, has died at the age of 90.
Courting fun A 2022 Center Square report projects that in coming years, Port St. Lucie will be in the nation's Top 10 fastest growing cities. It's not surprising that…
