Plane Dealing
As Vero Beach continues to grow and move forward, our historic airport will, no doubt, continue to play a key role in the community.
Author: Mary Beth Vallar
Law in the Family
Vero Beach lawyer John M. Stewart has the reputation for tackling tough issues for the good of The Florida Bar and its members, even though they may be controversial.
Making Plans
Getting organized is good for our mental health. One local resident's unique calendar design can help.
Suffering Suffragists
As we celebrate the right to vote this month, we meet a Vero Beach woman whose family members worked to pass the 19th amendment.
The Course of Nature
Pete Dye, who passed away earlier this year at the age of 94, was one of the world’s foremost golf architects.
Sartorial Sisters
Melinda started Cooper & Co. 33 years ago, and Nancie bought Sigrid’s of Vero — without inventory — 27 years ago and made it her own.
Opportunity Knocks
Treasure Coast Technical College is one of 49 technical colleges or centers in Florida operating under the umbrella of its local school district.
Flying Wright
Vero Beach justifiably boasts of one of the most active general aviation communities in the nation.
Grand Parenting
But, rather than joining a golf club, taking a cruise or embarking on a leisurely cross-country trip in an RV, these grandparents are paying for braces.
The Science Of Success
Today, like a rocket that soars into a nighttime sky, Osceola Magnet School lights the way for its students to succeed in school and in life.
A Red, White and Blue Renewal
The main goal of the renovation was to freshen, brighten and declutter the main lobby, and through the joint vision and efforts of building owner Don Proctor, interior designer Rod Mickley and Moorings sales broker Marsha Sherry, they have achieved it.
Giving Recycling A Green Light
Having just observed Earth Day on April 22, it’s a good time to re-think recycling, that is, why it’s important and how we can improve our recycling habits.
Like Mother, Like Daughters
The all-women-owned and operated family business — now three generations deep — thrives today while so many neighboring retail establishments have come and gone in that same period.
Weaving Her Magic
The history of the cherished baskets, including how they got their name, is as fascinating as it is integral to the life of the residents of the former whaling community.
Hope Springs Eternal
Verna Wright has a clear vision for the children under her care at the Dasie Bridgewater Hope Center, an after-school program located in the heart of Wabasso: self-sufficiency.
A Vision for Service
Shareef made the Helping Hand using parts that cost around $65 and the knowledge he gained online to write the computer code.
String Theory
Matt Stott, Vero Beach High School orchestra director, knew he had a God-given gift to play the violin. He had been playing the instrument and practicing faithfully since age 6. But when he enrolled in the School of Music at Baylor University, he hadn’t figured out quite what to do with it.
Aria Of Influence
What can we say other than “Bravo!” to Vero Beach Opera for making it all possible. And a hearty congratulations on its 30th anniversary.
It’s Only Natural
Schwarze, who moved to Vero Beach this summer, spent 10 years on the tiny island of Culebra in the Caribbean, painting the beauty that surrounded him.
My Car Saved My Life
If he had waited just one more day, we might be writing about a serious accident and injuries, not only to Harlan, but also to the driver of the vehicle that was stopped at the light as Harlan’s car approached.
An Aye For Detail
“I became a history buff, and my love of ship model building is supported by my love of history.”
The Fabric of Life
Textile Artist Maggy Rozycki Hiltner uses materials with a past to weave new stories.
Marine Maven
This renowned scientist is putting her knowledge and experience into preserving the Indian River Lagoon.
