Port St. Lucie Magazine Fall 2020
We all know Port St. Lucie is a great place to live. But if that's not enough, the outside world keeps telling us, too. Earlier this year, U.S. News and…
Hunter Douglas window shades from Dow Decorating in Port St. Lucie are a prime feature in the Cocos’ Valencia Cay home. ROB DOWNEY PHOTOS
A window to design
Port St. Lucie decorating firm coordinates every detail from color to comfort
Diverse & Delicious
One of Fernando Dovale’s favorite things to do, outside of cooking at his restaurant, Fernando’s Dockside Grille, is to return to his native Portugal and visit small villages, trying their local foods and then creating his own recipes from the amalgamation of those trips.
Taylor Runk is experienced and equipped to trap and release nuisance wildlife that the county’s animal control units are not authorized to handle. ELLEN GILLETTE
The CONSERVATIONIST
Taylor Runk is experienced and equipped to trap and release nuisance wildlife that the county’s animal control units are not authorized to handle.
While the pandemic has slowed down Dawn Martin’s event planning business, she is seeing a huge uptick again. ANTHONY INSWASTY
The EVENTS PLANNER
It is obvious when you step into her office that Dawn Martin is an ultra-organized and professional businesswoman.
Bagpiper David Lairson plays with several pipe and drum groups along the Treasure Coast and in Palm Beach County, but also dons one of his kilts to play the bagpipes at funerals, weddings and other special occasions. ANTHONY INSWASTY
The BAGPIPER
Bagpiper David Lairson plays with several pipe and drum groups along the Treasure Coast and in Palm Beach County, but also dons one of his kilts to play the bagpipes at funerals, weddings and other special occasions.
The city has received a lot of awards for the scenic Crosstown Parkway extension and its bridge over the North Fork. INDIAN RIVER MAGAZINE
Awards keep adding up
Port St. Lucie continued its winning ways from August through late November with 15 new awards and honors.
A new floating dock and boardwalk along the North Fork of the St. Lucie River enhance the idea of waterfront recreation and entertainment in The Port District. ANTHONY INSWASTY PHOTOS
Port puzzler resolved
Council establishes new district along the river that puts ‘port in Port St. Lucie’
Getting down to business
Tired of being marginalized by male-dominated groups, women joined together to form their own organization
MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Event Center, formerly the civic center, is home to everything from classes and meetings inside to concerts and festivals outside. CITY OF PORT ST. LUCIE
Centering a city
After a series of failed attempts, the final chapter is underway for downtown development
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