News across St. Lucie County
Free Pick, Paddle & Play Beach Jam returns to Fort Pierce Nov. 14
Proceeds to benefit three non-profits
Port St. Lucie restarts public art search for Torino Regional Park
City commissioners rejected proposed mosaic designs for three park restrooms and voted to start the selection process over before the park opens next year.
City of Fort Pierce News
Published September 30City of Fort Pierce Announces, “Let’s Talk Fort Pierce” Community Presentations on Amendment 3
Fort Pierce police arrest 21-year-old after traffic stop turns into pursuit
A driver accused of fleeing a traffic stop and later attempting to flee again was arrested Sept. 25 after a pursuit in Fort Pierce, police said.
St. Lucie County plans breast cancer awareness events in October
Parks and Recreation will host pickleball, an aquatic fitness class and a free mammogram screening as part of its “Get Your Pink On” activities.
Stuart seeks resident input on proposed backyard chickens
A city survey asks residents whether they support allowing up to four hens per household and what safeguards should be included.
Education Foundation gala to take guests ‘Back to the Future’ in November
The Nov. 7 event will return to the Pelican Yacht Club and raise money for St. Lucie County public schools.
After Leg Pain Nearly Cost Him His Life, He's Sharing His Story
Bobby Hager thought the pain in his leg would pass. His son-in-law, an emergency medicine physician, knew better.
Treasure Coast nonprofit gives leftover wedding flowers a second life
Bloom Again repurposes flowers from weddings and other events into bedside arrangements for hospice patients and seniors.
Fort Pierce family receives Red Cross assistance after home fire
A Disaster Action Team responded to a Barcelona Avenue home fire and helped coordinate emergency aid for one adult and two children.
Molly's House turns 30; Celebrates three decades of care
Despite a shifting healthcare environment, Molly's House still honors its namesake 30 years later
New stormwater treatment area expands St. Lucie County’s effort to protect lagoon
The 16-acre Taylor Creek project will capture runoff and reduce nutrient pollution before it reaches the Indian River Lagoon.