Jarret Romanello, The St. Lucie Post April 6. 2021 (ST. LUCIE COUNTY) Lawnwood Softball fields has a new name in memory of a teen that died in 2019. On New Year’s Eve 2017, Layne Chesney, a softball standout from Lincoln Park Academy, sustained injuries during a horrific accident at a friend’s house. While tending to […]
Love to Serve
(OCALA, FL) After Michael Edwards completed boot camp, he married his high school sweetheart, Kylie Tuman, before the Air Force quickly shipped him off to Okinawa, Japan, to be an F-15 Crew Chief. With her husband overseas, Kylie graduated nursing school and is moving to Japan to start her career and be closer to her […]
County to Redraw District Boundaries
Every 10 years, federal, state, and local governments participate in the U.S. Census count. A Constitutional requirement, the national Census effort counts how many people live in each city, county and state. This information is used for a number of purposes from federal allocation to schools and roads to re-drawing of the boundaries for elected […]
Keep your Clerks of Court Services in Motion
Since I’ve had the honor to be sworn in as your Clerk & Comptroller in January, we’ve implemented new services designed to improve the way we serve the public. We’ve increased our service hours, hired staff for essential services, and launched a partnership with Turbo Court to help you file cases easier. While these positive […]
KEEPING OUR SCHOOLS SAFE
On the morning of February 14, 2017, students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School said goodbye to their family and went to school. Little did they know that some of them would never return home. In the hours that followed, Nikolas Cruz, a former student, would take the lives of 17 students and staff and […]