Duce is very, very sweet, super affectionate and over the top happy. He loves to be pet, is very smart, fun loving and very active - all the better to enjoy your life together. He would prefer to bean only child, no other pet residents. Let the "happyfest" begin with Duce in your life. How c…
Mike and Merry Geary of the Florida Club, in Martin County, took the Hometown News with them on their Mexican Camel Ride Adventure in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico in October 2019. "Powder" seemed to enjoy reading our local news!
Tammy Calabria, executive director at the Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast, and Katie Makemson assemble activity kits for delivery at the Martin County Fairgrounds.
Children’s Museum of the Treasure CoastExecutive Director Tammy Calabria delivers activity kits to the Boys and Girls Club of Martin County in Hobe Sound with Morgan Lozoya, Sam Stewart and Katie Makemson.Â
Cece Frost, programs coordinator at the Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast, delivers toys to the Boys and Girls Club of Martin County Administrative office in Hobe Sound.Â
Steve Berry, Billy Campbell, Pastor Dave Dangerfield and Sherry Evans.
CEO Will Armstead of the Boys and Girls Club of St. Lucie puts a portion of string beans on a meal tray.
LaPorsche Mills and Holly Armstrong pass out lunch at North Indian River County Library.
LaPorsche Mills delivers meals to a family waiting in their vehicle.
LaPorsche Mills and Holly Armstrong wait for the next wave of students.
Students and parents approach the Mobile Café at the old Sears parking lot at the Indian River Mall.
Local students surround the Vero Beach Mobile Café during lunch.
Peyton Didier, 6, and grandfather Paul McHone stop by the Mobile Café for lunch.
Charles Cypress and Diana Yanok wait for the next wave of students.
Charles Cypress prepares Vero’s Mobile Café, a modified special needs bus, for the next route.
Tony and Anthony Dalessio caught a tuna and a wahoo in Atlantic waters.
Four residents of Martin County recently cruised on the Danube River as they read their copy of Hometown News.
Ron Ealy holds a sign to catch motorists attention in front of Boys and Girls Club Club Ken Pruitt Unit on Lennard Roadnin Port St. Lucie on Saturday, March 21.
Sebastian’s Beaches fill while residents attempt to practice keeping distance from one another.
Visitors to Jaycee Park beach attempt to keep a safe distance from each other,
Amy Taylor, a volunteer from Manatee Academy, hands out food at the Boys and Girls Club Ken Pruitt Unit on Lennard Road in Port St. Lucie on Saturday, March 21.
Volunteer Kelsey Hitchcock directs Michele Exilus into the parking lot to pick up food provided by the Boys and Girls Club Ken Pruitt Unit on Lennard Road in Port St. Lucie on Saturday, March 21.
Brothers Ben and Jon Prestage perform at the Sneaki Tiki Bar on St. Patrick’s Day, Tuesday, March 17.
People step outside Kilwin’s to have ice cream in downtown Stuart on Tuesday, March 17.
George Matthews caught and released this three pound monk fish at Melbourne Beach Pier on Saturday, March 14.
Linda and Stan Cichewicz from Sebastian, took along their copy of Hometown News on their vacation to San Sebastián, Spain in September.
Antonio is a two-year old neutered male ten-pound white and gray mixed breed cat. He came to the Humane Society as a stray in February. Antonio may look tough, but don’t let his ruggedly handsome looks fool you. He is a marshmallow underneath the bravado. He loves petting and neck scratches,…
Ellie is a four-year old spayed female black tabby mixed breed cat who came back to the Humane Society in October. Ellie enjoys visitors; although she’s not a lap cat, she loves to be close to you. Ellie enjoys being petted and brushed, and she will roll over to get a belly rub. Ellie watche…
The Run For The Donuts 2 mile run and walk was held at Keiser University in Port St. Lucie, with all proceeds to benefit early childhood education through the Early Learning Coalition of St. Lucie County on Friday, March 13.
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