Indian River, the leading magazine on the Treasure Coast, kicks off 2010 with its annual green issue, an edition made of 100 percent recycled paper and featuring stories on the people who work to make St. Lucie, Martin and Indian River counties more eco-friendly. The issue includes stories on filmmaker Mike Nash from the Treasure Coast who has made it to the Sundance Film Festival with his documentary on climate change. The issue also focuses on several residents and business owners who use solar energy to power their homes. An extensive story on the water quality of the Indian River Lagoon is also prominently featured in the upcoming edition. The finishing touches are being put on the issue this week and the last day to be included as an advertiser is Wednesday. To include your business call 772.940.9005 or e-mail advertise@indianrivermag.com. Rates begin at $395 for a quarter page. With more than 15,000 copies printed each issue, Indian River is the largest and most comprehensively distributed magazine on the Treasure Coast. The magazine publishes five times a year: in January, March, May, October and late November.
FORT PIERCE MAGAZINE PUBLISHES IN FEBRUARY – This issue of Indian River also contains the magazine’s standard features, including its Living History section and a profile on photo pioneer Harry E. Hill, who documented much of the area’s early history through his photography, The story, written by Treasure Coast historian Sandra Thurlow, is accompanied by dozens of Hill’s photos. In the magazine’s art section, writer Catherine Enns Grigas, author of the recently released “Journey of the Highwaymen,” looks back on the founding of the Backus Gallery & Museum in Fort Pierce as it approaches its 50th season. Visit indianrivermag.com to see Web versions of the stories.
NEXT ISSUE GUIDE TO TREASURE COAST SEASON – The next issue of Indian River, which publishes in late November, includes the annual guide to The Season on the Treasure Coast and is one of the magazine’s most widely distributed of the year, with special distributions in Treasure Coast hotels, tourist attractions and art centers. The issue contains a complete guide to the season in music, art and theater along the Treasure Coast as well as a guide to the holiday season, with special features on non-profits. The issue also contains the magazine’s highly popular annual Holiday Gift Guide. To find out more about advertising in this issue click here or e-mail advertise@indianrivermag.com or call 772.940.9005. A section on Treasure Coast Tourist Attractions also is featured. The deadline to reserve ad space in this issue is Nov. 1.
source: Indian River Magazine
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