The Ave Herald serves the entire community of Ave Maria, including:
- Residents
- Students
- Visitors
- Workers
- Providers of goods and services in and for the town
We provide current news and information of interest to the overall community, as well as neighborhood information available to registered residents.
We invite you to explore and be part of The Ave Herald. Please tell us about events, news and other items of interest to
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If you live in Ave Maria, please register so that you can participate in discussion areas, post calendar items and receive special notifications. To register, send an email with your name, address and phone number to:
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If you are interested in visiting Ave Maria, check out the Visiting Ave Maria section for tips on things to do as well as a history of the town. If you're thinking about living in Ave Maria or simply interested in the town, The Ave Herald will keep you up to date with what is going on in the community.
If you know of, or are planning an event that is not currently in The Ave Herald calendar, please submit details here or email them to
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The Ave Herald Goods and Services Directory provides information on businesses that serve residents of Ave Maria. Basic listings in the directory are free to any business located in the town of Ave Maria; there is a modest charge for other businesses. If you want your business listed, please email
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The Ave Herald is an independent publication, and has no affiliation with Ave Maria University, Ave Maria Development Company, Barron Collier, Pulte Homes or any other commercial entity. It is published by David Shnaider and Patricia Sette, who were among the earliest residents of the town of Ave Maria. Both have extensive backgrounds in print, broadcast and online media with companies that include wire services, magazines, broadcast networks and online and internet companies.
We welcome comments and suggestions at
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