As a child growing up on the Treasure Coast in the 1960s and early ’70s, I always had difficulty relating to popular images of Christmas such as carolers singing in snow-covered villages, sweater-clad ice skaters gliding over a frozen pond or horses merrily pulling sleighs. We simply didn’t have snow for the holidays, and many Christmases were warm enough to go to the beach.
Extravagance and years of overspending threaten the ranch and diminish the Cow Creek brand
A Red-shouldered hawk perches on a wild muscadine grapevine, both Florida natives.
Home cook Polly Summerlin Moore shares Southern food in her St. Lucie Village kitchen, always served along with stories about her years growing up beside the Indian River.
South Indian River Drive offers some of St. Lucie County’s most picturesque waterfront scenery, as well as historical residences, nearly all of them along the west side of the drive.
Vero Orthopaedics opened its new 66,000-square-foot building on Indian River Boulevard in August 2021.
Several years ago, Port St. Lucie pulmonologist Mark Pamer read something that planted a seed in his mind and has likely saved thousands of lives in the last year alone.
In Singh’s 18-year career at Cleveland Clinic, he has worked as an ophthalmologist specializing in retinal surgery. And he’s no stranger to assuming a leadership role.
“The new tower will elevate the patient experience and demonstrate our commitment to meeting the growing needs of our community."
Festival revisits rich history of the Treasure Coast If you've been following our Cow Creek Chronicles series - or if you just want to learn more about early Florida cattle…
