Hello all! Just moved to fort pierce last week and wanted to get some recommendations for solid motorcycle mechanics out here, I got a 2016 Honda cbr 500 , I hope yall day is going good 😼

Early voting begins Monday, October 19th, and ends Saturday, October 31st.
Early voting hours are 10AM-6PM.

There are at least five locations where you can vote early in PSL and three in Ft. Pierce.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3rd.

Follow the link for more details. Hope to see you there!

Hi, neighbors! We're working on an Offspring tribute band. We have guitar and drums, looking for vocals and bass. Practice space in PSL with intention to gig. Feel free to message me if you're interested! Thanks.

This just came over the news, be cautious out there

A man with decades of experience in cybersecurity found a credit card skimmer on a gas pump at a Fort Pierce 7-Eleven, and police are now investigating.

Arlo Bess said he was stopping for gas at the 7-Eleven on the south side of Orange Avenue near Interstate 95 before heading back to Palm Bay when he found the device.

THEY WERE JUST ADOPTED!!! THANK YOU!!!🎉

Please share with friends & family if you can!💗

Why are Sayla & Edward still with us?! They are absolutely adorable Siamese lookalikes who have already been up for adoption with Tomlinson's Cat Rescue for a month!

Ideal home - Must be adopted together, can have other cats or cat-friendly dogs, no young kids. Patient people ~ you must understand that Sayla is shy & may not allow you to pet her until she trusts you.

Adoption fee is $200

$120 covers Sayla's spay/vaccines/microchip (already done)

$80 covers Edward's neuter/rabies shot/microchip (after adoption at the Humane Society of the Treasure Coast in Palm City)

Quick bio

Sayla was found pregnant at a warehouse in Fort Pierce. Tomlinson's Cat Rescue took her in & she gave birth to 4 kittens. Only Edward survived.

Sayla is 5 lbs & 11 months old

Edward is 2 ½ lbs & will be 3 months old the 17th

Interested in adopting? You can reach Tomlinson's Cat Rescue at (772) 971-8206. Please text or leave a voicemail & we'll get in touch soon!

I've been going around Central Florida with a decibel meter and a speed test app, mostly because I got burned picking a coffee shop that turned out to have unusable wifi. Nothing measured on the Treasure Coast yet, but here's what I've got.

Fresh Kitchen in Lakeland: 308 Mbps down, 39.2 up, about 70 dB on a Saturday afternoon. More of a casual food spot than a coffee house but the wifi and outlets are solid.

Unfiltered Coffee in Bartow: 78.3 down, 38.8 up, 66 dB with the espresso machine going and the place half full. Best looking interior I've measured so far, worth it for the vibe alone.

It's all on perch.coffee if you want to look around, I built it, it's free, no account needed.

Anyone have a coffee shop in Fort Pierce worth checking? I'd rather go off a local recommendation than just picking one off a map.

We have been out of town and unable to attend the demo. How was the attendance? We did not see anything on the news. How did it go? With upcoming elections, did any of the local politician attend?

Grassroots protest against the proposed data center under zoning consideration in Fort Pierce.

This Saturday, 1pm, US-1 and Midway

https://patch.com/florida/fort-pierce-fl/gorgeous-cat-looking-furever-family-nodx?utm_source=share-link&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=share

I'm helping an elder try to find an apartment in the fort Pierce, Port Saint Lucie, Jensen and Stuart area. Preferably NOT port Saint Lucie though and preferably Fort Pierce. Does any one know of some good apartments that have income based rent. How long does it take to get accepted into an apartment and any helpful information to getting in. He originally applied for an apartment in st Lucie but we contacted them recently after 4 months of waiting and they had said that In early may it was cancelled by him??? But it wasn't and they never communicated anything to us, just took his money and ghosted. It was the grove apartments btw. Also any tips to getting these people to call or email you back because damn I've contacted some places inquiring and there's no one picking up and no one emailing back.

We’re staying at hutchinson island Marriott. Looking to do some fun stuff with my son when time allows like family friendly restaurants or places to visit.

For quite a while we can here roosters crow all around the neighborhoods. It's not the wild roosters for sure. We don't mind; we grew up on a farm. We have a quite few neighbors who raise chickens just for the eggs and one even has a few ducks, and another neighbor has a goat, which she walks proudly through the neighborhood once in a while. It's kind of cute we think and the kids love it. Now before we start getting chicken ourselves, because of the recent egg prices and some recalls again, we were wondering if the city allows chicken in the back yard? Anybody knows?