Port St. Lucie Councilwoman Jolien Caraballo has accepted two leadership roles on Florida League of Cities committees, allowing the City of Port St. Lucie to have a stronger voice on issues that affect our area on a state and federal level.
According to Senior Program Director Homer Gutierrez of the Treasure Coast Food Bank, a one dollar donation converts to eight meals. Last week, the Physicans of Lawnwood Regional Medical Center and Heart Institute presented Gutierrez with a check for $1,500 to help alleviate hunger on the Treasure Coast. The physicians’ gift will help provide 15,000 meals to individuals in the community who are experiencing what are known as food insecurity issues.
To celebrate 35 years of vision in the community and commemorate the Vero Centennial, Florida Eye Institute devised a year-long photo contest aptly titled My2020Experience.
In partnership with iHeart Media and the Florida Highway Patrol, Vero Beach Outlets, the more than 339,000 square foot outlet shopping center serving the Treasure Coast region, will host a Hurricane Dorian Relief Effort on Friday, Sept. 27.
The City has received prestigious, national recognition for its efforts to engage citizens and give them a “voice” when planning for Port St. Lucie’s future. City officials were notified this week that Port St. Lucie has won the 2019 Voice of the People Award for Transformations in Foundations.
Please join us September 19th at 5:30 pm as "Fish on the Fence" are hooked to their new home on North 2nd Street along Tickle Tummy Hill. Come hook a fish and grab a selfie in front of the new signage! The Taco Dive food truck will be on site with drinks and snacks available for purchase.
If a “Help Wanted” sign has taken up permanent residence on your physical and digital bulletin boards, your company has a few remaining days to take action.
Pursuit Boats, one of St. Lucie County’s largest manufacturers, broke ground today for the first phase of an expansion that will ultimately increase their local employment to 600 and bring their campus footprint to 100 acres of land with 773,000 square feet of manufacturing and support space.
Every year, Guardians for New Futures, a small, grassroots nonprofit organization in St. Lucie County, coordinates and hosts a huge, two-day Child Summit at Indian River State College’s Treasure Coast Public Safety Training Complex in Fort Pierce. This year’s Summit, slated for Wednesday, Sept. 25, and Thursday, Sept. 26, is free and open to all who are concerned about children.
The City of Port St. Lucie invites the public to gather in front of the Civic Center to reflect on the events of Sept. 11, 2001 and to remember and honor those who lost their lives. This year’s theme is: “Sacrifice and Service.” We look forward to joining together as we unite to remember the past and embrace the present.