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Inclusive BMX track is highlight of park system’s growth
The new 1,100-foot cement course for BMX riders at Tradition Regional Park, is one-of-a-kind. The unique track was designed to allow people of all physical abilities to use a variety of wheeled ride-ons — such as skateboards, adapted bikes, skates, scooters and even wheelchairs.
Designed in partnership with USA BMX, the governing body for the sport, it is the first all-adaptive, all-wheel BMX track in the world.
Will soccer kickstart PSL’s next chapter?
Port St. Lucie is set to transform its 65-year-old urban landscape with the construction of a 6,000-seat professional soccer stadium at Walton Road and U.S. 1.
The stadium will serve as an anchor for a new 46-acre walkable city center called Walton & One. The development is designed to grow over time to include stores, restaurants, residential buildings, offices and entertainment venues, including the MidFlorida Credit Union Event Center.
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A 55+ Neighborhood That Feels Easy to Call Home
“Finding my home at Four Seasons at Wylder felt like hitting the lotto,” said a new homeowner.
It is a feeling many homebuyers hope for: walking into a place and sensing that the search may finally be over. In active-adult living, that feeling can be hard to define until it happens. Maybe it’s the home itself. Maybe it’s the view from the lanai, the drive through the neighborhood, the inviting amenities or simply the sense that daily life could feel a little easier there. Whatever creates that moment, buyers tend to know it when they feel it.
For active adults searching for the right fit, K. Hovnanian's Four Seasons at Wylder brings something special to Port St. Lucie, with new homes, resort-inspired amenities and natural beauty all set within an intimate 55+ neighborhood...
Wild Roses uses line dancing to create community ties
PIt’s Tuesday night at The Harbor Cocktail Lounge in downtown Fort Pierce. Tables and chairs are moved to the perimeter, exposing century-old wood flooring. It’s about to take a beating. Wild Roses, a Port St. Lucie-based nonprofit, leads and instructs weekly line dancing at the venue from 7 to 9 pm. “A lot of our people wear boots,” co-founder Wendie Smith said. “When they stomp on this floor, it’s amazing.”
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What could be quietly putting your wealth at risk?
Even sophisticated portfolios can carry hidden vulnerabilities. The greatest risks are often not market driven, but structural.
Trust & Estate Planning Gaps: Many plans are outdated or misaligned with current laws and family objectives. This can lead to inefficient wealth transfer, unnecessary tax exposure, and avoidable conflict.
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Take a turn on Port St. Lucie's WYLD side
One greenway. Four distinctly different neighborhoods. More ways to get outside, join in and find the kind of home — and the kind of Saturday — that fits you.
Roll down the windows and take the turn onto Wylder Parkway. Before long, the scenery starts moving: golf carts heading out, paddles popping on the pickleball courts...
Healing hands team up with robotic arms in new age of surgery
Robotic surgery still sounds like science fiction, but it was approved by the Food and Drug Administration a quarter of a century ago. It was the culmination of more than 100 years’ worth of innovations that began with experiments using lighting and instrumentation...
Better care is a career and a mission for Cleveland Clinic VP
Studies show that “girl dads” may have an edge when it comes to leadership: They’re more likely to inspire cooperation and trust. Cleveland Clinic Indian River’s Vice President and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Richard Rothman is a great example.
With plenty of reasons to be proud — given the accomplishments he has observed and facilitated at Indian River Hospital and beyond — Rothman loves talking about his daughters...
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Keeping the Treasure Coast Moving
FoFor more than 30 years, South Florida Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine has helped Treasure Coast residents recover from injuries, relieve pain and return to the activities they enjoy. Founded in 1995 by Dr. William Carlson and Dr. William Anspach, the practice has grown into the Treasure Coast’s largest independent orthopaedic group, bringing together specialists who collaborate to provide comprehensive, head-to-toe care.
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4 Steps to Support Skin Health
A bit of shade and diligent sunscreen use can go a long way, but protecting your skin – the body’s largest organ – takes more than just the basics for optimal health, particularly during the hottest times of the year.
In fact, it’s not only about what you put on your body, but in it, too. Emerging research suggests grapes may do more than simply provide hydration, nutrition and natural sweetness; they may help support health at the genetic level. A study published in “ACS Nutrition Science” found consuming grapes changed gene expression in human skin and helped support biological processes associated with healthier, more resilient skin.
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Helping Clients Look and Feel Their Best
Helping people feel their best has always been at the heart of Cynthia Torres’ journey. After a career in the entertainment industry as recording artist Dreamgirl Cynthia and years of community involvement, she opened Dreamgirl Cynthia Beauty Spa & Wellness in Port St. Lucie in 2026 with a vision of creating a welcoming retreat where self-care and wellness go hand in hand...
Reel Tradition: Fish and Grits
Fish and grits is the quintessential meal of pioneer families along the Indian River Lagoon. This simple combination has sustained generations and has never lost its appeal. It is practical, economical and satisfying.
When my ancestors first settled on the river, they experienced a waterway dense with marine life. Old-timers like to say you could once walk across the river on mullet, and fish would often jump right into their boats. My generation has seen a significant decline in water quality and fish populations, but restoration efforts have given us hope...
Becoming a judge was always on the docket for Linn
You can tell a lot about a man by what he prominently displays in his office. The following quote from Neil Gorsuch’s book A Republic, If You Can Keep It is taped to Judge Michael Linn’s wall beside the door of his chambers at the St. Lucie County Courthouse:
“...The robe does mean something – and not just that I can hide coffee stains on my shirt. Putting on a robe reminds us that it’s time to lose our egos and open our minds. It serves, too, as a reminder of the modest station we judges are meant to occupy in a democracy.”
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Will your business survive the next 5 years?
For more than three decades, Paul L. Abad has built a career in accounting, finance and business administration, but his greatest satisfaction comes from helping others succeed. A disabled U.S. Navy veteran who put himself through college while serving his country for 12 years, Paul combines 36 years of business experience with a passion for financial education, providing entrepreneurs and small-business owners with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions.
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