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…
Port St. Lucie Magazine Fall 2023
Code Blue The ominous sound of a Code Blue alarm sends student nurses flying to a patient's bedside in the simulated hospital on Indian River State College's Port St. Lucie…
Treasure Coast Business News 11.29.23
*|MC:SUBJECT|* *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* View this email in your browser HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital opens new hybrid operating room HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital, a 435-bed full-service acute care facility, and part…
Copy of Sunrise Visionary
Who exactly was Pop Koblegard and why did he build the Sunrise on such a grand scale?
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Port St. Lucie Magazine Spring 2023
Hope springs eternal The New York Mets open spring training camp for the 36th year in Port St. Lucie and there's no doubt the vibe is at an unprecedented level. Here…
For decades, children descended on the Sunrise Theatre in downtown Fort Pierce for Saturday matinees. Indian River Magazine Publisher Gregory Enns got his first job in the early 1970s changing the theater’s old steel-lettered marquee. The theater celebrates its 100th anniversary on Aug. 1. KOBLEGARD FAMILY ARCHIVES
Publisher’s Note – Summer 2023
As a child growing up in Fort Pierce five blocks from the Sunrise, the theater became an extension of my living room. First there were the Saturday matinees and then Friday or Saturday night movies.
Port St. Lucie Magazine Fall 2022
Club Med exits After almost 40 years in the city, Club Med Sandpiper Bay is leaving Port St. Lucie. The 200-acre resort and golf course on the St. Lucie River…
Passengers are ready to board the Dignity Bus provided by The Source, a Vero Beach outreach ministry offering a place for the homeless to sleep safely. KERRY FIRTH
Sleeping Soundly
At any given time, there are approximately 250 homeless people living in Indian River County and between 3,000 and 3,500 in Brevard County. Some sleep in cars. Others live in tents. Still others simply throw an old blanket on the ground in the woods and try to get a few hours rest.
Elaborate stage sets
enhance performances
in the newly remodeled Vero Beach Theatre Guild. KERRY FIRTH
Staged transformation
The Vero Beach Theatre Guild is the oldest community theater on the Treasure Coast, offering extraordinary local entertainment since 1958.
