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 help make our city among the fastest growing in the state.
For instance, did you know that there is no port in Port St. Lucie? There were plans for one but the General Development Corporation, which bought up the land in the 1950s...
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More than a club - It's a Lifestyle
As general manager of The Legacy Golf & Tennis Club, Adam J. Horvit sees himself as a pilot taking club members on a magnificent adventure aboard the priceless aircraft that is their club within the gates of PGA Village in Port St. Lucie.
Horvit, who joined the administration in June of 2022, takes pride in guiding the member-owned club into a new chapter in an already outstanding history...
Places to PlayPort St. Lucie is not only one of Florida’s fastest growing cities. It has also become a gem of a tourism destination. It doesn’t hurt that it’s adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon, with the St. Lucie River running through it. Access to that much water, along with the famed Florida sunshine and yearlong beach weather, adds to the allure...
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Tourist number hit by maelstrom of weather and inflation
After a robust rebound from the 2020-21 pandemic, many establishments on the Treasure Coast have had a disappointing start to the tourist season. The cold and stormy weather, along with the effects of inflation, have made an impact. Nevertheless, owners remain optimistic about the months ahead...
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There are no free rides in life, unless you are a commuter who needs to get home from work. That’s when South Florida Commuter Services (SFCS), a program of the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), steps in with a free Uber or taxi ride...
New public art enhances local arts scene
Port St. Lucie boasts two vibrant new pieces of public art: one at city hall and the other at the botanical gardens. Along with more than 28 graceful and colorful pieces installed in previous years, they help foster a sense of community and a shared place.
City hall’s new sculpture features the curves and colors of the abstract Nouveau Crane by Lee Bell. Crowds who attended the Citizens’ Summit there in early February got to see it up close with its swirls of green, yellow and red...
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GHO Homes, celebrating 40 years of providing a distinctive and diverse floor-plan collection that has consistently won awards for single-family home and custom-estate design, is proud to announce the opening of its newest luxury community in St. Lucie County — Belterra...
Uriel Natero is a world-class pianist currently residing in Port St. Lucie. He spent most of his illustrious career in Europe, headlining venues in Switzerland, Sweden, Italy, France, Germany, Austria and Monte Carlo. While in Monaco, he performed at private events for Prince Rainier, Prince Albert and Princess Stephanie, as well as sharing the stage with Frank Sinatra and Elton John at the famed Monte Carlo Red Cross Gala, alongside the Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte-Carlo...
For as long as I can remember, my mom has made granola. She spends a full day, slowly toasting batches in the oven to fill jars that she shares with family and friends. It makes the house smell so good. It makes the best breakfast, and it’s tasty enough to eat alone as a snack...
Wedding Day - Juan & Erika Pepper
These lovebirds met as so many do today, through a dating app, Bumble. Juan was living in his hometown of West Palm Beach and had just deleted the app, but was for some reason compelled to reload it while Erika simultaneously extended her radius to the West Palm Beach area. When their dogs popped up on their profiles, it was pure puppy love, said Erika, a native of Port St. Lucie. “Both of us have two dogs — they’re a big part of how we met,” she said, adding their pups are “built-in best friends...
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.
The global company’s Port St. Lucie depot will ultimately include two facilities totaling 1.87 million square feet and employing more than 500. The site plan for the project was approved by the Port St. Lucie City Council...
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...
The Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens is an oasis amid the hustle and bustle of our growing city. The 20 acres are easy to traverse to get to the many special gardens that make up this beautiful spot. And best of all, it is free to visit the grounds, though donations are gladly accepted...
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