Group Of Cheerful Multi Racial Friends Sitting In Car Enjoying Road Trip Travel
GET YOUR FREE RIDE!
There are no free rides in life, unless you are a commuter who needs to get home from work.
Hurricanes Jeanne and Frances in the fall of 2004 destroyed the outer docks and boats at the Fort Pierce City Marina. The Lady Diane from Philadelphia and others lie tipped on their sides and the water is filled with debris. FORT PIERCE CITY MARINA
EVER READY – Port St. Lucie Magazine
The 2024 hurricane season is forecast to be the worst seen in a while, which has put Floridians on edge. That said, even coastal residents aren’t helpless.
Summertime in Port St. Lucie revolves around the water, including the North Fork of the St. Lucie River. The River Lilly Cruises boat sails out of River Park Marina each week and gives passengers both local history and ecology lessons, which are well worth the ticket price.
Watery Save
Surviving Florida summers is not always easy as the temperature and humidity can become almost unbearable for those who stay here for the dog days.
Nonagenarian Mitch Kaleel notched his ninth hole-in-one on March 16, 2024, at the Santa Lucia River Club, a course designed by golfing legend Jack Nicklaus. RUSTY DURHAM
Long game
Mitch Kaleel belies his 94 years on earth with his spritely step, his youthful charm and his contagious exuberance.
Whitney Joseph
Savoring Summer
Welcome to the summer issue of Port St. Lucie Magazine and my introduction to the fascinating places, faces and spaces in and around Port St. Lucie.
Port St. Lucie Magazine Spring 2024
What's in a name? Plenty when it comes to Port St. Lucie As a relative newcomer to Port St. Lucie, I've come to thoroughly enjoy the quirks and peculiarities that…
Port St. Lucie Magazine Winter 2024
No snow, but plenty of new-town joy Welcome, readers, to 2024, and welcome back to my still-new column here at Port St. Lucie Magazine. As some readers may hopefully…
Our Town – Spring 2024
The Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens is an oasis amid the hustle and bustle of our growing city.
Oxbow Eco-Center
Enjoy live music, a silent auction and eco-art made from repurposing materials that otherwise would be thrown out during the St. Lucie Earth Day Festival Saturday, April 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Oxbow Eco-Center on St. James Drive. The Festival highlights unique eco-art, sustainable living ideas and community resources. More than 70 local organizations and businesses will be showcased and share hands-on activities throughout the gardens and trails of the preserve. Meet local environmental groups, health professionals, law enforcement, foresters, gardeners, beekeepers and more. Kids can have an adventure in the nature playscape and musical forest, experience live animal encounters, and stop by the Eco-Challenge tent for the chance to win great festival prizes. Admission is free. Call 785.5833 for more information.
Things To Do – Spring 2024
Upcoming Events: Feb. 22 - June 13, 2024
Hundreds of Costco jobs coming to Port St. Lucie
Costco will be bringing hundreds of jobs to St. Lucie County as the company develops a multi-phased cold and dry storage depot at the Sansone Group’s Legacy Park at Tradition.
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