Besides inventing Crayola Crayons for generations of school children throughout the world, businessman and philanthropist Edwin Binney also left a huge imprint on the Treasure Coast by opening the Fort Pierce Inlet and creating the Port of Fort Pierce.
New season marks a decade since the re-opening of the majestic Sunrise Theatre
Artist merges views of Vero Beach and his youthful days in Italy in new exhibit
Following a national search, the board of directors of the Backus Museum in Fort Pierce has named J. Marshall Adams as its new executive director.
New VBMA director takes over the helm of small city museum with a big future
Ballet troupes bring The Nutcracker to life along the Treasure Coast
After 50 years, American folk singer is still touring ‘our land’
Port St. Lucie is solidly on board with the art in public places movement
It has been nearly 50 years since a young black man was shot and later died on a hot August night in a modest little bar on Avenue D in Fort Pierce. He might have been forgotten, except that he left a curious legacy that was to live on long after his death.
