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Articles on artists and other local celebrities, the environment, local history, upcoming events, attractions, restaurants (with recipes), and much more.

In “On the Road,” our feature which shares our annual winners and runners up, there is no shortage of stunningly beaut...
09/19/2025

In “On the Road,” our feature which shares our annual winners and runners up, there is no shortage of stunningly beautiful imagery from all around the world. This photo was selected as the winner in the “ ” category and was taken by Brenda Dooley at in in Canada.

To see more amazing photography, the full article begins on page 88 in the current issue.

Did you know that Florida has a surprising history? Join us on a journey in “Move Over, California?,” which explores...
09/17/2025

Did you know that Florida has a surprising history? Join us on a journey in “Move Over, California?,” which explores the following establishments around the state: Summer Crush Vineyard & Winery (), Chautauqua Winery (), Lakeridge Winery (), Keel & Curley Winery (), and San Sebastian ().

Indulge the full feature in the September issue. !

Written by Chris Fasolino

Start the week wild with the section of our annual feature. The gang’s all here from Antarctica, Kenya, Alaska, and ...
09/15/2025

Start the week wild with the section of our annual feature. The gang’s all here from Antarctica, Kenya, Alaska, and Costa Rica 🐧🦁🦅🐒

Our annual brings in stunning images from all over the world and we’re thrilled to share them with our readers each Se...
09/09/2025

Our annual brings in stunning images from all over the world and we’re thrilled to share them with our readers each September. Head to the issue to see more and the various locations where they were taken 📸

Congrats again to the winners and honorable mention recipients in this year’s “People” category!

In our September issue’s “Neighbors” column, Indian River Land Trust ()tour guides Jan and Fleetwood Chesnutt share thei...
09/08/2025

In our September issue’s “Neighbors” column, Indian River Land Trust ()
tour guides Jan and Fleetwood Chesnutt share their passion for . Pick up a copy to learn how they support and connect with the community that they love and cherish.

Written by Ann Taylor

Welcome to our annual issue! We’re thrilled to share this worldly edition that is rich in content from all around the ...
08/25/2025

Welcome to our annual issue! We’re thrilled to share this worldly edition that is rich in content from all around the planet.

First up is “Fish-Eye Lens,” where Mike Ricciardi brings the multicolored into focus. His imagery is full of places and creatures from some of the deepest locales.

Next, “From Vero Beach to Vero Mountain” Vero Beach native Christine Walker takes us to the Blue Ridge Mountains (). We think you’ll enjoy taking a “peak.”

“On the Road” presents our annual which showcases stunning images from all over the earth. Congratulations to all the winners and runners-up and thank you to all who submitted to this year’s contest.

And lastly, before you close the September issue, “Move Over, California?” presents Florida’s surprising history and where to venture to here in the .

We’re excited to travel through this issue with you and hope you enjoy the trip!

On the cover: Two clown fish peer out from the tentacles of a green sea anemone. Photograph by Mike Ricciardi

Somewhere between the peak of and the hottest days of summer lies our current month, August. It might seem counterintu...
08/20/2025

Somewhere between the peak of and the hottest days of summer lies our current month, August. It might seem counterintuitive, but this is actually the perfect time to start getting your landscape ready for fall and winter. In Central Florida, winter can bring the occasional cold snap or frost, so a little planning now goes a long way. August is also ideal for refreshing your with transitional plants that bridge the gap between seasons. It may feel like endless work, but with the right approach, August can set the stage for a beautiful, resilient landscape for the upcoming cooler months.

Check out Nickie Munroe’s tips in the current issue as your ambitions begin to bloom.

Written by Nickie Munroe

Chef John Peter Corso’s road has taken him from his roots in Canarsie (“a special part of Brooklyn”) to Pointe West () i...
08/18/2025

Chef John Peter Corso’s road has taken him from his roots in Canarsie (“a special part of Brooklyn”) to Pointe West () in . Along the way, has been a constant in his life and there’s no doubt that he’s brought a lot of Brooklyn with him.

Learn more about Corso’s story and find some delicious recipes in this month’s “Dish” column.

Written by Chris Fasolino
Photography by Kim Bottalico ()

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