A Rising Star- Port St. Lucie magazine
It’s officially 2022 and I have to tell you that these last 12 months have been a whirlwind especially when it came to the city’s economic growth.
Back Country by Robert Adams Spring 2022
Back Country by Robert Adams - Spring 2022 A belted kingfisher watches over the water for small fish while sitting on a fence post for a better view, patiently waiting…
Space Race pioneer
Space Race pioneer Calculating career went from secretary to working on the space shuttle BY MARY ANN KOENIG In 1966, women couldn't get a credit card without their husbands as…
Riomar Redo
Riomar redo Beachside home gets a new look from the floors to the roof BY MARY ANN KOENIG For anyone who has ever marveled at the skills of a fine…
Nursing a Bright Future
Nursing a Bright Future IRSC uses funds from Scott gift to educate health care providers BY DONNA CRARY In December 2020, renowned philanthropist MacKenzie Scott opened the door to life-changing opportunities…
Hitting the right notes
Hitting the right notes Pastor from Vero Beach ministers presidents and prisoners with love and a song BY MARIA SONNENBERG Pastor Wintley Phipps found his voice, a voice rich in timbre and…
Last look – Fort Pierce Magazine
On the weekends, boaters flock to The Cove by the hundreds for some fun in the sun. Dynamite Point, a name from when the U.S. Navy trained its frogmen on North Hutchinson Island, is at the entrance to The Cove from the Fort Pierce Inlet. During low tide, boaters can moor their boats in the shallow water or beach them on the sand to enjoy swimming and picnicking.
Rise of a Cattle Baron
PART ONE: Pioneer Frank Raulerson builds a cattle-ranching empire, but who will take it over? Rise of a Cattle Baron The brothers Raulerson arrive early to Fort Pierce and help…
The RESTAURATEUR
Inaugural Fort Pierce High School football teams were winners on and off the field
The HURSTON SCHOLAR
Inaugural Fort Pierce High School football teams were winners on and off the field
