Behold, The Noble Pelican...
On March 14, 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt signed an Executive Order creating Pelican Island in Sebastian as the country’s first national wildlife refuge.
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On March 14, 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt signed an Executive Order creating Pelican Island in Sebastian as the country’s first national wildlife refuge.
Verna Wright knows how important it is to have hope
For visitors from Vero Beach, there is something both familiar and unfamiliar about Winter Park.
Lynne Cox became the world’s most famous long-distance swimmer at 15, when she broke both the men’s and women’s records for swimming the 33-mile English Channel.
Avocados were allegedly discovered in Mexico as early as 231 B.C.
In the not-too-distant past, and certainly in a more pastoral time, Farmer Brown relied on the Extension Service for information and Ma Brown could use the same for questions about canning or baking or other home economics-related activities.
Bruce Dangerfield is a Vero Beach cop, but a cop with a difference.
Captain Frank Forster, a seafaring man, is considered to have been the first settler in Wabasso.
Not every little girl gets to grow up to do what she loves.
For Wintley Augustus Phipps dreams have always played a large part in his life. As a child in a troubled home in Trinidad, he often sought relief in the world of dreams.
Elke was a flight attendant from Paris. Richard was an engineer from California.
Samantha Lendl learned early in life about the importance of being self-reliant.
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