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These employees prefer wishbones, tennis balls and a ride home with the windows down as payment. Meet the Shop Dogs of Vero.
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These employees prefer wishbones, tennis balls and a ride home with the windows down as payment. Meet the Shop Dogs of Vero.
20 years ago, we asked city and county planners to forecast 2020. We look at how they did and ask them about the future.
The ocean-to-river community of John's Island, home to three golf courses and a group of people "always ready to enjoy themselves," celebrates 50 years of stellar hospitality.
Veronique and Michel Sallin brought their French farming values and savvy marketing focus to Florida 41 years ago. Their experience and tenacity keep taking IMG Citrus to new levels.
Annual July Fourth fireworks displays recall the post-Revolutionary War optimism in the air during the early days of our republic.
Florida’s real estate market is robust, radiating good health in two important areas, according to the Florida Realtors Association.
David Croom founded Croom Construction Company in 1978, then building the first custom homes in John’s Island, including his own. Twenty years later, he saw the need for services that would take care of unoccupied homes during summer months when seasonal folks were away.
In 1980, in a new, oak-canopied enclave known as John’s Island, Johnny Van Name brought 60 women together for the greater good.
“We realize this is where people live and work, and they want it to be part of their home. That’s what we want for this project.”
For Pace, it has always been about protecting the habitat. If the right conditions exist, wildlife will thrive. Currently, his focus is on retirement, but he won’t be sitting in a chair binge-watching television shows.
Hanisak leads the Junior Scientist Fellows Program, begun in 2013 to secure research opportunities for exceptional high school students.
The sport’s appeal is instantly apparent: Pickleball is fun.
Given the choice, would you travel back in time or view the future?
“I started the company out of my house,” recalls Visual Comfort CEO Andy Singer, who had been a manufacturer’s rep in college and after graduation.
Citrus greening is the latest, and most challenging, threat to our beloved fruit, but it is hardly the first.
Jeanne’s Gems in the mid- and late-1960s dominated the Florida twirling circuits
Designer Alessandra Branca brings us to Europe, Asia and tropical island locales through her collected pieces.
The plight of unwanted horses is the passion of Cami and Mike Kanner
The new Jake Owen Field will bring the best of baseball to kids who need it most.
Countless memories are made daily at Riverside Park.
In September, the beach is warm and inviting, but you may find the water a bit crowded this time of year due to the annual "Mullet Run"
Country care roses provides a garden of knowledge on rose care and history.
Dr. Glenn Tremml recounts his thousand-mile hike through the everglades.
A special night at the Amelia Island concours saw Orin Smith’s storied classic automobile collection go up for auction.