Free the Oppressed: The Battle of the Loxahatchee What if one of the most powerful stories of resistance in Florida history happened right here… and few people know it? This May, during Historic Preservation Month, step back into time into a gripping moment from 1838-where Seminole warriors and their Black allies stood together in a [...]
Martin County’s Agnini among 30 Under 30 in nationwide Rising Industry Professionals program Destinations International (DI), the world’s leading and most trusted association representing destination organizations and convention and visitors bureaus (CVBs), announced its “30 Under 30” and “Rising Industry Professionals” classes for 2026. Among the top thirty was Martin County’s own Anna-Grace Agnini, Environmental [...]
Safeguard sensitive information at free shredding event St. Lucie County Clerk and Comptroller Michelle R. will be hosting Shred & Protect Day, a community-focused event aimed at safeguarding personal information through secure document disposal. This event is open to all St. Lucie residents and will take place on Frid., April 24, 2026. At this event, [...]
500 Orange Event Center for every occasion | Subs & Suds opens | Ikonick opens in Indiantown | Are you award worthy? | & more Your source for Treasure Coast business news View this email in your browser TCBUSINESS.COM | April 14, 2026 Welcome to the Treasure Coast Business newsletter. Please submit releases to Wendy Dwyer [...]
PORT ST. LUCIE — Costco is one step closer to opening a retail store in Port St. Lucie after city officials approved the sale of land for the long-anticipated project in Southern Grove.
FORT PIERCE — APP Jet Center has opened a newly remodeled fixed-base operator facility at Treasure Coast International Airport, a project company and local officials say is part of a broader push to expand business aviation activity in St. Lucie County.
VERO BEACH — The Vero Beach Museum of Art has raised $110 million toward its $126 million capital campaign for a new museum building and campus transformation, the institution announced this month.
Tucked along Savannah Road in Fort Pierce, Heathcote Botanical Gardens stands as a testament to the enduring power of community vision and green space preservation. Established in 1986, this nonprofit garden has grown from a modest idea into a vibrant cultural and educational hub serving the Treasure Coast.
In downtown Fort Pierce, a historic landmark has found new purpose as one of the Treasure Coast’s most memorable event destinations. 500 Orange Event Center, owned by Stan and Jean Synkoski, blends timeless architecture with modern elegance, creating a setting that feels both rich in character and alive with possibility for life’s most meaningful moments.
In the quiet intensity of a hospital emergency room, Colby Bechtold often wondered what happened to patients after they left. As an ER nurse, he saw many seniors return repeatedly, not because their conditions couldn’t be managed, but because they lacked support at home. At the same time, Bechtold was raising his son as a single parent while helping care for his aging grandparents, giving him insight into the challenges families face when seeking dependable in-home care.