Welcome to our newly formatted Treasure Coast Business newsletter. For 2024, the newsletter will be published periodically instead of weekly. Please continue to submit releases to Wendy Dwyer at news@indianrivermedia.com. To advertise and feature your business or announcement in the newsletter click here.
THE LEAD STORY
Life lessons learned from Nick Saban >Now that Nick Saban has declared himself a resident of Florida by signing up for the $50,000 homestead exemption on his new home on Jupiter Island, I want to be one of the first to welcome him to my beloved home state. I also want to thank him. READ MORE > >
APP Jet Center breaks ground at Treasure Coast International Airport APP Jet Center held a groundbreaking ceremony to commence construction on the first phase of an expansion and renovation to its fixed-based operation (FBO) at Treasure Coast International Airport in Fort Pierce, FL. The project will include building 30,000 square feet of hangars and enhancing the current FBO facility. The new hangar space will consist of five private, high-end 3,600-sq-foot hangars as well as six T-hangars, all scheduled to be available for occupancy by July 1, 2024. READ MORE > >
How Treasure Coast small business owners can find success in 2024 The most successful companies will be those with leaders who are keenly versed in knowing costs structures, focused on core competencies and understand the market. These fundamental skillsets can equate to successful bottom lines, regardless of your specific industry or economic conditions. As the new year begins, it’s a good time for business owners to reflect on the state of their business and the factors that matter most to their success. READ MORE > >
Next stop - Fort Pierce? There is talk of a potential Brightline train stop coming to Fort Pierce. This could greatly enhance the city's connectivity and accessibility. But before any decisions are finalized, the City of Fort Pierce wants to hear from you. Your input is invaluable and could help influence the future of transportation in our area. All residents of St. Lucie County are invited to take part in a survey regarding the potential Brightline train stop in Fort Pierce.
February FP City Manager's Report The February City Manager's Report is now available. This report provides a monthly overview that includes information from City Departments on various initiatives such as city projects, upcoming events, and more. READ MORE > >
Dyer Assists Families and Literacy One of the most challenging crises facing families and individuals right now is the crisis of isolation. Today in Florida one in six families lives in poverty, and 40 percent of Florida’s children live in a single-parent household. According to Safe Families Florida, last month alone, there were 25,000 crisis calls for suspected maltreatment of Florida children. READ MORE > >
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Betsy Herold receives Frances Langford Humanitarian Award The United Way of Martin County Foundation was proud to announce Elizabeth (Betsy) Herold as the 2024 Frances Langford Humanitarian Award recipient on Thursday, February 8, at Sailfish Point Country Club. This prestigious award recognizes community philanthropists who demonstrate care, compassion, and commitment in support of United Way of Martin County and the non-profit sector. READ MORE > >
In Harm’s Way: The Sinking of the USS Indianapolis
Experience a thrilling lecture on "The Sinking of the USS Indianapolis," an incredible tale of survival! This tragic event marked the largest single loss of life at sea from a single ship in U.S. Navy history. Michael J. Tougias delves into the captivating stories of those who defied the odds to survive. Discover the secrets of why certain individuals emerge victorious against all adversity.
