Leah Voss
TCPalm
Stuart, FL, United States
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Best of April 2022: Nature, sports and development catch attention from cameras
A collection of images from TCPalm's staff and freelance photojournalists from around the region in April 2022. → Read More
Couples choose 'Twosday' to marry in Stuart on Tuesday, 2/22/22
More than a dozen couples married on “Twosday” at the Martin County Courthouse Gazebo by Martin County Clerk & Comptroller, Carolyn Timmann, and her staff. → Read More
Adopted miniature donkeys named Bocephus, Johnny and George saved from medical practice threat
Miniature donkeys Bocephus, 6, George, 12, and Johnny, 3, get groomed and fed by their owners, the Recor family, on Tuesday, Feb. 8, 2022, west of Palm City in Martin County. → Read More
Marine scientist wants action from residents, government on climate change
Laura Geselbracht, 59, of Fort Lauderdale, is a marine scientist with the Nature Conservatory. "We have to act," on climate change, she says. → Read More
Pensacola surf, skate shop owner wants healthy environment for tourism
"The environment to Florida, with a huge tourism economy... you ruin the environment and you're just shooting yourself in the foot," Waterboyz owner Sean Fell said. → Read More
Sick Vero Beach girl offers inspiring perspective on life
"I know sometimes life can be a little tough, but I like making people feel like they're loved and that they have someone in this world who cares." → Read More
Supreme Court changes scare Palm City wife, veteran
Lisa Davis, 34, of Palm City, worries a new U.S. Supreme Court judge could affect the status of her same-sex marriage. → Read More
Pensacola oyster farmer helping clean environment
Donnie McMahon, 64, of Pensacola, started Pensacola Bay Oyster Co. following environmental tragedies. → Read More
Clean water, unified community important to Indialantic hotelier
Raed Alshaibi, 50, of Indialantic, discusses the importance of clean beaches and an accepting community. → Read More
911 calls: Burt Reynolds dies in Martin County at age 82
Martin County Sheriff's Office responds to 911 calls from the Burt Reynolds estate on Sept. 6, 2018, in Tequesta. → Read More
Naples mom wants healthy community for children
Davina Hartsfield, 29, of Naples, is a program coordinator for Girls on the Run and supports the complete well-being of children. → Read More
Citrus packing house president adapting to changing industry
Dan Richey, 60, of Vero Beach, president and CEO of Riverfront Packing Company, talks about the changing citrus industry in Indian River County. → Read More
Hurricane Irma puts life into perspective for Fort Myers woman
Courtney Crowley, of Fort Myers, shares her experience being displaced from her home because of Hurricane Irma flooding. → Read More
Puerto Rican attorney praises immigrants for helping economy
Ricardo Skerrett, an immigration attorney based out of Fort Myers, discusses why immigration is good for the economy. → Read More
Farmer hopes for better food policy in America
Carl Frost, 64, owner of Kai-Kai Farm in Indiantown, talks about the small farm's successes and how better food policy could improve his products. → Read More
Environmental sciences professor works to combat climate change
Stetson University professor Jason Evans, 42, works with the city of Satellite Beach monitoring stormwater sewers. → Read More
Retiree discovers passion for politics in Tallahassee
Tallahassee retiree and upcoming college graduate Marshelle Moreland, 56, discusses the environment and funding for FAMU. → Read More
Environmental lawyer tries to keep the balance
Will Dunaway, an environmental lawyer in Pensacola, works for smarter growth while protecting nature. → Read More
DACA helps immigrant reach education, career goals
Kevin Ortiz, a recent UCF graduate of Orlando, describes success through the eyes of a 'Dreamer.' → Read More
Retired FSU cop finds peace through painting
Jim Russell, of Tallahassee, encourages people to create art to combat mental health issues. → Read More