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Say hello to our January cover stars, country crooner Ricky Young and his wife, MC Callahan-Young. These Nashville locals recently settled in Jupiter for their second act: raising a family and bringing the country music scene to U.S. Highway 1.
Learn more about the Youngs' new chapter and our beloved local arts scene in the January Arts Issue.
Cover shot by Tracey Benson; Story by Tracy Marcello
'Tis the season for holiday sips!
Festive cocktails inspired by the tastes and sights of the season are popping up at local restaurants including @1000.north .pbg and .
That's a Wrap! From foodie friends to beach-bound buds, we've got everyone on your list covered with our curated list of local gift guides. Swipe through for a peek at our favorites, and check out this month's issue for the complete guide.
Story by Liza Grant Smith
Jupiter Magazine gathers to celebrate the success of their September and October issues at Mana Greek Fashion in Jupiter.
See the December issue to see Hot Shots from the event.
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A Ford Family Christmas: Holiday decor, fine food, and endless family fun define the coastal Christmas party Susan and George Ford III hosted at their waterfront home.
Pick up the December issue to learn more about the Ford family, their Christmas traditions, and work with local charities.
Story by Linda Marx, Photography by Jerry Rabinowitz.
The holiday season has officially arrived in Jupiter and we're feeling festive! To celebrate the most wonderful time of the year, cover stars George Ford III and his wife, Susan, invite us into their home for early Christmas dinner with their family and pull out all the stops. Glittering decor, fine food, and endless family fun await at the philanthropic couple's festive fete.
Cover shot by Jerry Rabinowitz; Story by Linda Marx.
Show some hometown pride during this Small Business Saturday with this assortment of inspired items from area makers.
November cover stars Ashley () and Ed Brown run a nonprofit called the , whose mission is to transform Florida's foster care system by better facilitating connections so more children find loving homes.
In just four years, Ashley and her team have helped connect more than 800 kids with potential families and finalized upwards of 350 adoptions. "These kids will never realize what a resource they have in my wife," says Ed, as Ashley starts to tear up with emotion. "She works 10 hours a day, 7 days a week and will not stop until she finds them all good homes. Selfless Love is her passion, her love, and she will change the foster care system."
Read about the foundation and Ashley and Ed’s personal love story in this month's issue.
Cover shot by on location at Ashley and Ed Brown's Jupiter home; Story by .
A guiding spirit: Jupiter resident Matt Hudson honors his late son, Harrison, through Hope from Harrison (), a nonprofit dedicated to raising resources and hope for children with critical medical needs.
Since its inception, Hope from Harrison has given more than $300,000 to families in need. Funds are raised through online donations, private donors, and at West Palm Beach's SunFest, where the Hudsons and volunteers run a beer concession during the music festival each year.
Read more about the nonprofit's fantastic work in this month's issue.
Story by Valerie Staggs (). Photos by Jason Nuttle ().
When former Lighthouse ArtCenter President Pat DeAloia wanted to transform her traditional Jupiter Hills Club home into a more contemporary and open space, she knew just whom to turn to: "master of the unexpected," designer H. Allen Holmes.
See photos of Pat's home and read about the design process in this month's issue.
Story by Linda Marx; Photography by Tim Lee.
Love and family make a house a home, and few people embody this more wholly than November cover stars Ashley and Ed Brown.
The Browns run a nonprofit called the Selfless Love Foundation, whose mission is to transform Florida's foster care system by better facilitating connections so more children find loving homes. Read about the foundation and Ashley and Ed’s personal love story, as well as other stories of home and the people that fill it with love, in this month's issue.
Cover shot by Jerry Rabinowitz on location at Ashley and Ed Brown's Jupiter home; Story by Paige Bowers
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