IRSC to Reveal Plans for Nursing Program Expansion IRSC Nursing Students There's a critical need for more nurses in Florida. According to the Florida Hospital Association, by 2035, the state will have 59,100 fewer nurses than it requires. In direct response to this workforce crisis, on Tuesday, December 14, Indian River [...]
FAU RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY OFFICIALLY OPENS SCHMIDT FAMILY COMPLEX (From left): Christopher J. Delisio, vice president, institutional advancement at FAU; Dan Gropper, Ph.D., dean, FAU College of Business; FAU President John Kelly; Michelle Maros; Barbara Schmidt; Dick Schmidt; Anthony Barbar, chair, FAU Board of Trustees; and Brian White, vice president and director of [...]
MARDY FISH CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION PRESENTS GRANT TO YOUTH GUIDANCE Members of the Mardy Fish Children's Foundation recently awarded Youth Guidance Mentoring Academy a grant for $11,289. These funds will enable Youth Guidance to help underprivileged children in Indian River County embrace Mardy's Six Healthy Habits through targeted activities that promote nutrition, [...]
Is Your Business Ready for Holiday Foot Traffic? Other holiday shopping trends of import this year include simplified methods for returning items and also free shipping. So how can businesses and organizations set themselves apart in this unique holiday season? With an effective visual communication strategy for all by keeping these three things [...]
VITAS IT Provides Quality Support Naresh Samlal, associate VP of IT support, says, the VITAS culture is "unparalleled in the sense that we are unified in providing the absolute best experience for our patient care staff." Hospice happens around the clock. The VITAS information technology support team stands ready 24/7, embracing [...]
SouthState Hires Veterans Leaving behind a way of life and camaraderie of fellow soldiers can be daunting for some veterans reentering the civilian workforce after years away. SouthState aims to ease this transition for veterans interested in the financial field through a partnership with SkillBridge. Nearing the end of his military service, [...]
Treasure Coast Unemployment is Down The Great Resignation may be gaining steam across the nation, but you wouldn't know it from the record employment levels on the Treasure Coast. With an estimated 1,745 local residents with new jobs in October, according to data from the U.S. Department of Labor's latest monthly telephone [...]
Local Boys & Girls Club awarded $50,000 to support tomorrow's leaders Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County (BGCSLC) has been named the Treasure Coast's 2021 Bank of America Neighborhood Champion for its work to create economic and social progress in underserved communities. BGCSLC is receiving $50,000 in grant [...]
United Way Seeks Volunteers to Assist in Free Tax Preparation United Way of Indian River County seeks volunteers to prepare tax returns for individuals and families with low to moderate incomes through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. This year, VITA will have hybrid services, including in-person and drop-off [...]
Florida Solar Industry Leader Rebrands to Sailfish Solar Martin County Solar and several of its regional affiliates have rebranded their corporate identity to Sailfish Solar. The move consolidates seven statewide offices under the same banner. As Florida's solar industry enters a fifth year of exponential growth, Sailfish Solar is poised to [...]