St. Lucie County, FL Tokyo Buffet cited for live flying insects in the kitchen
A St. Lucie County, Florida, buffet was cited for live flying insects in its kitchen prep area during a complaint-driven inspection earlier this month, prompting a follow-up visit to verify corrections.
You let the bathroom fan run and figure it’s doing its job, but the...
As of late September 2026, the bathroom fan at my Port St. Lucie house runs every time somebody showers, and for years that hum was all the proof I needed. Fan on, mirror clears, job done. It never occurred to me to ask where the air went after it disappeared into the ceiling.
Florida Dad Pulls Gun on Teens at Bus Stop; Sheriff Says He Was the...
A dispute that began with a teenager asking another student for pizza ended the next morning with a father drawing a handgun at a Florida school bus stop. Nobody was shot. Nobody was arrested. After ... Read more
You set out a bowl of vinegar and figure the fruit flies are handled,...
As of late September 2026, the fruit bowl on my Port St. Lucie kitchen counter is doing what fruit bowls do down here this time of year: a banana goes soft, a mango sits a day too long, and a small cloud of fruit flies shows up to supervise. The fix most of us reach for is already in the cupboard. A splash of vinegar i
You wait for the septic tank to back up before calling anyone, but the...
As of late September 2026, the septic tank behind a lot of Port St. Lucie houses is the one system nobody thinks about until it complains. No smell in the yard, no gurgle in the tub, no slow drain, no reason to call anyone. I brought that habit down from New Jersey myself: if nothing's wrong on the surface, assume noth
A dinner party takes a dark turn
STUART — J.B. Priestley’s “An Inspector Calls” may be set in 1912, but it is as relevant today as when it premiered in 1945. The play touches on social responsibility, class inequality and moral hypocrisy as it tells the story of a wealthy British family. The drama unfolds in the family dining room, where the Birling f
Spotlight on Golfer Rodney Fowler: Every Round Is a Gift
Rodney Fowler learned golf from his father when he was young, but the game wouldn’t become a regular part of his life until many years later. Like a lot of golfers, Rodney reached a point when there simply wasn’t enough time for everything. He was raising a family and building a career, so golf moved down the priority
3,400-Acre Master-Planned Mixed-Use Community in Workplace District Palm City Florida is Now Leasing
Cushman & Wakefield has been selected by Mattamy Homes to market the multifamily development component in Downtown Newfield and the broader master-planned community’s Workplace District. It includes retail, flex and warehouse space, in Newfield, Mattamy’s master-planned community in Palm City, Florida. The marketing as
A Port St. Lucie Homeowner Wanted One New Slider. A Commenter’s $7,000 Number Was...
A homeowner in Port St. Lucie, Florida was ready to replace the old sliding glass doors on a 47-year-old house with impact sliders. In a thread from August 2025, they asked the local community for company recommendations while they gathered quotes.
You leave everything switched on during an outage, but FPL says turn off and...
As of late September 2026, when the power drops in my Port St. Lucie house, the old reflex is to leave everything exactly as it was. The lamps stay switched on, the TV stays on, the computer stays plugged in, and the thinking goes that you'll know the second it all comes back. I carried that one down from New Jersey, w

















