Fantini’s Fusion Kitchen coming to Palm City

Fantini Hospitality Group will debut its newest restaurant concept, Fantini’s Fusion Kitchen, this Spring in Palm City. The restaurant introduces a refined, metropolitan-inspired dining experience that brings bold global flavors and polished hospitality to the Treasure Coast.

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Take advantage of our 2 for 1 offer to profile your business

To recognize the entrepreneurs who power the Treasure Coast and to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday, we’re offering a limited-time 2-for-1 business profile opportunity.

Your business profile will appear online in the summer issue of Indian River Magazine in our Celebrate 250 section and in the spring issue of Treasure Coast Business in our Celebrate Our Entrepreneurs section. 

Your profile will also appear in this newsletter and online at indianrivermagazine.com, providing optimized Google results.

 Two Publications. One Profile. One Price.
Full Page Profile (in BOTH issues) — $1,095
Half Page Profile (in BOTH issues) — $695

⏳ Offer expires April 1

Moms, magical healing horses, cops and kids all benefit from the March Dyer Difference Award 

It’s hard to dispute the magic healing powers of animals to help treat a multitude of physical and emotional conditions. Since the late 1700s, animal-assisted therapy has grown in both acceptance and use, and here on the Treasure Coast, one need look no further than Special Equestrians of the Treasure Coast to see the magic at work for more than 170 individuals of all ages and levels of ability who find personal achievement, gain confidence, and experience joy and a deep sense of wellbeing in a safe and stimulating environment with the help of the healing powers of a horse. The March Dyer Difference Award in Indian River County recognized Special Equestrians of the Treasure Coast and celebrated its programs, including Adaptive Riding, Dementia Support, Horse-Powered Reading, Riding Beyond Diagnosis, and Horsemanship, all programs which help individuals connect in a healing way with themselves and with the magnificent creatures who seem to offer love with no expectations or exception to everyone they meet. 

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Martin County innovators fly high at aviation event

Innovators working to reach a higher elevation in the evolution of aviation technology recently convened at Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne—and two aerospace companies with ties to Martin County joined them.

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City of Fort Pierce seeks applicants for Civil Service Appeals Board

The Fort Pierce City Commission invites qualified and civic-minded residents to apply for service on the Fort Pierce Civil Service Appeals Board. This important board is composed of City of Fort Pierce residents who have experience in human resources, personnel management, or organizational leadership. Board members provide valuable insight by assisting with the review of the City’s personnel rules and regulations and, as a body, hearing appeals from City employees related to dismissals, demotions, suspensions, or transfers.

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Calling All Artists: The Backus Museum opens its annual juried photography competition for Through the Eye of the Camera

The A.E. Backus Museum & Gallery announces its Call to Artists for the annual juried photography exhibition, Through the Eye of the Camera. Now entering its fourth decade of excellence, the competition provides amateur and professional artists an exceptional opportunity to present their best works for consideration, honors, and public appreciation.  

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