One nonprofit pays it forward
In late May, it was reported that a local nonprofit lost its delivery vehicle due to an accident in Fellsmere. The accident’s only fatality was the vehicle itself...
Female pilots performing flyover for esteemed woman aviator, 99, in assisted living
10 a.m. Sunday June, 14. More than 40 pilots and passengers in 17 aircraft convening at the Stuart Jet Center, 2501 S.E. Aviation Way, Stuart, before the flyover honoring Dr. Bernice “Bee” Falk Haydu.
Rooster, Braford reopen as new restaurants
The Rooster in the Garden and the Braford Steakhouse have reopened in downtown Fort Pierce but with different names and concepts.
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Mike Albano of All Star DJ Trivia picks up a team’s answer during a contest on the patio of Tutto Fresco Italian Grill in PGA Village. A tent with additional seating was added when the restaurant reopened.
Proceeding with caution
City, businesses optimistic as the region slowly returns to a new normal world
Port St. Lucie’s beautiful recreation areas, especially those along the North Fork of the St. Lucie River, are opening up again after being shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic. GREG GARDNER PHOTO
Good news is just around the corner
If you are tired of all the bad news that has been hitting the airwaves, of having to decide whether to take out or eat in, or need a break from binge watching your favorite TV show, there is good news. The city and its multitude of businesses and medical centers are looking forward to welcoming back patrons and athletes to a new normal way of life.
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Sunrises on Adams Ranch west of Fort Pierce take on spectacular hues because of a lack of city lights. Soon, the sun will light treetops, birds will start their calls, wild hogs will head to the swamps, cows will pair up with their calves, horses in the pasture for the night will head to the barn for a day’s work. A great day is starting. ROBERT ADAMS
Back Country Summer 2020
Sunrises on Adams Ranch west of Fort Pierce take on spectacular hues because of a lack of city lights. Soon, the sun will light treetops, birds will start their calls, wild hogs will head to the swamps, cows will pair up with their calves, horses in the pasture for the night will head to the barn for a day’s work. A great day is starting.
Nearly completed by H3 Homes in Sailfish Point, this 4,800-square-foot house has all kinds of extra strength measures hidden behind its walls to prevent damage from major hurricanes.
Built to last
Homeowners opt for houses that can withstand hurricane-strength winds
Alma Lee Loy
Vero Beach remembers its most vocal advocate
Alma Lee Loy, known as the First Lady of Vero Beach because of her standing as a community advocate, died peacefully on April 10. A native Floridian, she was born June 10, 1929, in Vero Beach.
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