A Whole New Ball Game
Cathy’s son Louis, then 9 years old, loved basketball and wanted a coach who would teach him how to play better. Antoine’s son Antoine Jr. known as A.J., at the same age and with the same passion for the sport, was learning from the best — his father.
Banding Together
In the early 1800s, a young man on a Pennsylvania estate began wondering whether the migratory birds nesting there returned each year. He knew that they were the same species, but he wondered, were they the same individuals, returning to nest in a familiar place?
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.
A Total Makeover
Ann Wells has long been a fan of the Florida lifestyle. So much so that for the past several years the chairman and CEO of Commonwealth Bank and Trust in Louisville, Kentucky, has owned a pied-a-terre in the Sunshine State where she and her family can get away, relax and spend time together.
Painting Joy
Mellott, a storyteller at heart, captures the essence of her chosen subject, whether it be people, animals or flowers.
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.
Birds At The Beach
Peninsular Florida’s position on the southeast coast of North America is an especially important location for migratory birds that fly south in winter and back north to breed in summer.
Making Waves
That was the dream of a couple and their three young sons — to live near the waves they all love to ride on their surfboards — hoping one day it would become a reality.
Back On The Family Farm
“Farming is in my blood. I’m a fourth-generation farmer; my great-grandfather came to Vero to farm tomatoes in 1918.”
Veterans: The Next Generation
Williamson, a former U.S. Army infantryman originally from Indiana, became involved with Next Generation Veterans two years ago when he played a lead role in the “Boots on the Ground” presentation at Veteran’s Memorial Island Sanctuary.
Little River, Big History
In honor of our 20-year anniversary, we’ve pulled 12 favorite stories from our archives to share with you each month. This one is excerpted from an article about the St. Sebastian River, which appeared in the January 2007 issue.
Water Works
Mary Louise O’Sullivan, a recognized Florida marine and wildlife artist, has a background steeped in art.
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.
Gearing Up For 2019
The feeling around most Vero Beach area car dealers these days is pure electric.
Va-Va-Vroom
There’s something about a convertible. A red convertible.
Spoils Of Peace
The spoil islands that dot the Indian River Lagoon started as a by-product of the dredging of the Intracoastal Waterway.
A Fresh Mindset
The Collaborative includes a diverse group of mental health providers and individuals, as well as private and public funders who work together to increase access, decrease duplication and build community-wide support for mental health.
Service in Full Bloom
The Garden Club’s latest green thumb effort has taken root at St. Francis Manor, an affordable senior community on 20th Avenue where, surrounding the two newly constructed apartment buildings, foliage flourishes.
An Aye For Detail
“I became a history buff, and my love of ship model building is supported by my love of history.”
Casa Magnifica
It’s a scene that would prompt any artist to capture it on canvas.
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