Port St. Lucie Magazine Winter 2022
Fresh look Gently nestled along the banks of the scenic St. Lucie River lies 1,500 acres of untouched wetlands, luxury gardens, the luscious rolling greens of two championship golf courses,…
New year, new neighbors, new beginnings
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.
Cow Creek Chronicles
A series about the lives of a pioneering cattle family and the vast ranch they established
Winter 2022
2022 Winners Indian River Magazine and its readers have chosen the winners in the 2022 Best of the Treasure Coast Contest Digging the history of the old Army site in…
Loving the blues
Make the most of Florida’s short but sweet blueberry season with this rustic tart.
The OPTIMISTIC TEACHER
Jessica Urbay, a third grade gifted teacher, was recently recognized as Martin County’s Teacher of the Year
Thomas R. Schidel Pavilion at the Environmental Learning Center
Vero Beach resident Thomas R. Schidel pledged a $1.3 million gift to design, construct and maintain an education and event pavilion and oval on the ELC’s Wabasso Island campus
Living textbook
A visit to the Environmental Learning Center lets you take a walk on the wild side and see the beauty of Florida before the influx of development.
Series chronicles history of cattle-ranching family
If you’ve been following our magazine since its launch 16 years ago you may notice that we’re doing something different this issue. Like the magazines of old, we’re running a series.
Port St. Lucie Magazine Fall 2021
Taking care of our heroes My family's history is steeped in military service. My father-in-law was a Marine Corps captain who served on the USS Forrester supercarrier as an aircraft…
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