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THE LEAD STORY
A Renaissance on the river:
Development, major improvements and great optimism still characterize what Historic Downtown Fort Pierce experienced during the past year. The long-awaited construction of King’s Landing has finally taken its first steps. The Indian River Drive corridor to downtown is undergoing a massive facelift, and Boston House will offer hungry patrons fine foods in its new restaurant.
FPRA offers $5,000 commercial sign grants to local businesses
The Fort Pierce Redevelopment Agency (FPRA) is offering reimbursable grants of up to $5,000 per property to help businesses install new signage or replace outdated signs. This funding is available now and can significantly offset costs for business owners looking to enhance their visibility and modernize their storefronts.
Treasure Coast Hospice has earned a 4-Star Quality Rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) through the CMS Hospice Care Compare program. The designation is based on the most recent feedback from patients’ families and caregivers who shared their experiences through the nationally standardized Hospice CAHPS® Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS®) Hospice Family Experience Survey.
Impactful Conversation on healthcare in Martin County
Healthcare is a complex subject, one that affects the life and well-being of every one of every age. How much do you really know about what healthcare services are available in our community, who provides them, and what else our community needs? Impact100 Martin is holding an Impactful Conversation on Thurs., March 12, to explore these topics.
Three new gardens Help House of Hope bring nutrition education and fun to Martin County children
Carrots growing deep in the ground, peppers sprouting on a bush, bananas hanging from a tree – these are all astonishing sights for the school children when the House of Hope’s Traveling Nutrition Education Garden comes to visit. Now, thanks to three new gardens installed at Martin County Parks & Recreation facilities, more children will learn where their food comes from and why fresh fruits and vegetables are important to their health.
