There are no medals for rescuing neglected animals or for buying the deadest-looking plants in order to nurture them back to health. And there are no medals for having the most interesting resume, though if there were, Port St. Lucie’s Barbra Rubin-Perry might give Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps a run for his money.
The thousands of commuters who travel daily between Port St. Lucie and West Palm Beach, or even to Miami, for work now have an additional option to getting behind the steering wheel for a long drive, thanks to the Port St. Lucie Express Coach.
Paradise Found This June marked my first full year living in Port St. Lucie. In May, my partner Jason and I were able to execute our plan and buy a…
Most little girls dream of what they want to be when they grow up. But few dream of being an Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America. In fact, when Charlotte Arlidge was first born that would have been an impossible dream — girls weren’t allowed in the boy scout troops then.
You’ve probably seen the trope on television or in movies: A town so quiet that when a cat gets stuck in a tree, the entire fire department rushes to the rescue. Port St. Lucie firefighter Gustavo Santa helps cats on a regular basis, but more effectively in the long-term.
The Florida scrub jay is the only species of bird native to the state and is a favorite of local birders as it is found nowhere else in the world.
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Herb Ricardo’s education hit a wall when he was 13. According to his teachers, he’d never use his brain for academics.
As the scorching heat of summer finally gives way to milder temperatures, fall is the best time to cook outside in Florida.
Night after night, millions of people toss and turn, unable to fall asleep — much less stay asleep.
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