When Jim Stroscheim was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, he and his wife Deborah lived in Port Saint Lucie. “He watched TV, listened to news on his phone, and smoked cigars.
Runners talk about being “in the zone,” when everything just works. Their stride, breathing patterns and mental state are so in tune that they perform at their peak — undistracted, completely focused.
After months of sweltering afternoons, daily thunderstorms, and the hum of overworked air conditioners, fall is here to offer us a little relief. It’s still plenty hot, but it doesn’t scorch.
Three hundred local men are experiencing greater quality of life today because of Elevate Men America, a Port St. Lucie clinic specializing in men’s health. In operation just over a year, there are already plans to expand.
Edgar Allan Poe’s poem The Raven begins with these words: “Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary, over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore.”
Imagine sitting among lush greenery at a restaurant by the banyan tree on the banks of the North Fork of the St. Lucie River. Tiny lights strung above create a magical feeling.
When Joe Cheney started a modest wholesale business delivering milk, eggs and cheese in West Palm Beach in 1925, Port St. Lucie did not even exist.
The thriving city of Port St. Lucie is one of just 10 in the United States honored recently with the “All-America City” award by the National Civic League.
Reflective of love, unity and the heart of Port St. Lucie, a shining 73-foot-tall heart sculpture is likely to become a symbol of the city and the community where it stands.
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