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    Comfortably UncomfortableThere is no growth when we are comfortable. We often share with parents entering our program they will be “comfortably uncomfortable” here. Our programs are a bit of a bootcamp, but when families come through it they are ever better prepared for a future many families once thought not possible. Parents are stretched, learning how to budget in ways they’ve not done before—requiring a great deal of discipline and consistency setting and achieving goals. Also, being fully

Small Business Insider: June 2026 Edition

June 2026 Welcome back to the Small Business Insider, the go-to resource for essential information that empowers and connects Florida’s local businesses and is made exclusively available to members of the Florida Chamber Small Business Council.June Small Business Council Meeting Featured FloridaCommerce Secretary Alex Kelly On June 18, the Small Business Council held an engaging quarterly meeting with Secretary Alex Kelly to hear about Opportunity Zones 2.0. Opportunity zones are state and

Property Appraiser E-News July 2026

Out in the CommunityProposed Property Tax AmendmentA proposed constitutional amendment related to Florida property taxes will appear on the November 2026 General Election ballot. If approved by at least 60% of Florida voters, the changes would take effect January 1, 2027.In an effort to provide our residents with information to aid them in making their decision, we thought we would share some resources with you. The first two resources provided by my office are a printable handout that explains the

Education Foundation celebrates a year of success!

Education Foundation of Martin County Celebrates a Year of Impact STUART, Fla.  The Education Foundation of Martin County (EFMC) concluded its 2025-2026 fiscal year with remarkable momentum, investing approximately $1.4 million to support students, teachers, and schools throughout Martin County’s public education system. From literacy and workforce development to STEM education and innovative classroom projects, the Foundation continued its mission of enriching and enhancing educational opportunities for

Martin County School District Sustains ''A'' Rating, Reinforcing Tradition of Excellence

  \ July 1, 2026  Stuart, FL – The Florida Department of Education has released its 2025-2026 school and district grades, and the Martin County School District has retained its "A" rating for the second consecutive year. Earning the state's highest distinction once again reinforces the MCSD's position as the premier public school district on the Treasure Coast and demonstrates that excellence is not a one-time achievement—it is a sustained commitment.   This year's results reflect continued momentum

FDOT Treasure Coast Traffic Report June 26, 2026 – July 10, 2026

FDOT Treasure Coast Traffic Report June 26, 2026 – July 10, 2026 MARTIN, ST. LUCIE and INDIAN RIVER COUNTIES, Fla. – Treasure Coast traffic will be affected this week by ongoing construction projects and maintenance work in Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River counties, Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) officials report. Please note, any full road, ramp or bridge closures have been highlighted below. For around-the-clock, real-time, I-95 traffic information, visit www.fl511.com. For updated lane

Chairman Rick Scott Fighting Against Foreign-Made Drugs and Technology

Chairman Rick Scott Calls for Investigation into CCP-Linked Wearable TechSenate Aging Committee Chairman Rick Scott and U.S. Senator Dave McCormick last week sent a letter to Brendan Carr, Chairman of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC), calling for an investigation into Communist China-linked health wearables, including smartwatches and fitness trackers.These fitness devices are popular among older Americans, but rely on Chinese-manufactured technology, raising national security concerns as

June 28, 2026 - Happy 250th Birthday America!

The Mayfield Minute - June 28, 2026Happy 250th Birthday America!Celebrating America's 250 Years of Independence This Saturday, our nation will celebrate the Fourth of July and the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America. The Semiquincentennial presents a unique opportunity for our nation to honor the vision of our Founding Fathers and the enduring legacy of the Declaration of Independence. As we enjoy the festivities with family and friends, let us take a moment to

Upcoming SFWMD Public Meetings

       Join the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) for upcoming public meetings in the next few weeks. For a list of all upcoming meetings, check out our Meeting Calendar. Meeting agendas are available at least seven days in advance.  Meeting format varies for each meeting, and some meetings may be in-person only, virtual only, or a hybrid of both formats, so be sure to check the "Meeting Information" for details. SFWMD Public

The Hidden Tax Buried in Your Health Insurance Bill

U.S. Chamber ActionStand Up for Free EnterpriseObesity Medicines Change Lives. Bad Policy Could Harm That.GLP-1 medicines are a medical breakthrough. Price controls would be a step backward. Anti-obesity medicines are cutting cardiovascular events by 20% and reducing diabetes, heart disease, and early death for the 42% of Americans living with obesity. This is American innovation at its best. ‌But: Some in Washington are pushing Most-Favored Nation pricing—tying U.S. drug prices to foreign

Insights Event with Commissioner Blake Capps!

With local elections right around the corner in August, it might be nice to find out the reality of being a commissioner. What are they supposed to do?  What can they do?  What CAN'T they do?  The reality may be different than you think.  Commissioner Capps is a sitting Martin County Commissioner who is NOT up for re-election for a couple more years.  Come hear a very frank and enlightening FREE presentation regarding the expectations vs the reality of those we elect. When:  JULY 9th from 4:30 to

FAU Harbor Branch News

 Trouble viewing this email?Click here. June 2026What's in a 'Crunch'?Predator-prey interactions between shell-crushing marine predators (such as whitespotted eagle rays) and hard-shelled mollusks (clams, oysters, snails, etc.) play an important role in shaping coastal ecosystems. But these interactions are difficult to study in the wild, because feeding events occur underwater where direct observation is limited.A new AI-powered tool developed by Florida Atlantic University researchers is harnessing the

Martin County Informational Releases for the week of June 29th

Martin County Informational Releases June 29th

Below are the information releases for updated work and special events requiring lane, sidewalk, or road closures throughout Martin County for the week of June 29th.  SW Pitts Terrace – Lane and Sidewalk Closures On Tuesday, June 30th, BlueStreak on behalf of AT&T, will begin underground utility work on SW Pitts Terrace. This work will require lane and sidewalk closures between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on SW Pitts Terrace from SW Tropical Avenue to the end of SW Pitts Terrace. Work is anticipated to be

Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida’s Feeding Florida Together Food Drive Donates 6,560 Pounds of Food

  Good evening. Girl Scouts from all over Southeast Florida pitched in to help fight hunger by collecting, donating and boxing food. Please find a food drive recap below and attached. I also provided a link to download photos. Thanks for considering sharing this and let me know if you have any questions about the troops in your neighborhood.   Photos: Photo courtesy: Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida Click here to download photos.   Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida’s Feeding Florida Together Food

FDOT Treasure Coast Traffic Report June 19 – June 26,

.  Treasure Coast traffic will be affected this week by ongoing construction projects and maintenance work in Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River counties, Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) officials report. Please note, any full road, ramp or bridge closures have been highlighted below. For around-the-clock, real-time, I-95 traffic information, visit www.fl511.com. For updated lane closure information, please refer to www.d4fdot.com. Follow us on X and Instagram @ MyFDOT_SEFL and on Facebook

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Join Sen. Rick Scott's Team for Service Academy Day

Join Sen. Rick Scott's Team for Service Academy Day: Thursday, June 25th, 2026  Dear Fellow Floridian,Each year, I have the honor of nominating promising young men and women from Florida to attend one of our nation's four incredible service academies – the U.S. Naval Academy in Maryland; the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado; the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in New York, and the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in New York.  Our United States military represents the best of what it means to be an

Student Loan Interest Rates Rise Slightly for 2026-2027

ThriventMark Valinote, FIC, RICP® CLU CHFC Financial Advisor 1860 SW Fountainview Blvd Ste 100 Port St Lucie, FL 34986772-236-0063         Families face higher interest rates and new borrowing caps on federal student loans for the 2026–2027 school year. Student Loan Interest Rates Rise Slightly for 2026-2027Every May, interest rates on federal student loans are recalculated for the upcoming school year. The rates are determined by combining the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury

Funding, Marketing, AI & More—Upcoming SCORE Events | June 18 - July 1

Trouble viewing? View in your browser.Small Business Workshops | June 18- July 4 June 18, 12:00pm | In-PersonDream BIG Business In GreenacresREGISTERJune 18, 12:00pm EDTOne Legal Mistake Can Ruin Your BusinessREGISTERJune 18, 6:00pm EDTEarned Media: The Best Kept Secret in BusinessREGISTERJune 22, 9:00am | In-PersonBoynton Beach Mentor MondaysREGISTERJune 22, 1:00pm EDTSelling B2B In Shifting and Uncertain TimesREGISTERJune 22, 6:00pm EDTKnowing Labor Laws for a Small Business Is One Thing. Applying Them Is

Martin County Informational Releases for the week of June 22nd

Martin County Commissioner Sarah Heard District 4 Newsletter, June 17, 2026

Dear Friends,   Local Primary elections are right around the corner, August 18, 2026. In Martin County, if you want to vote for County Commissioners, School Board members or the City of Stuart Commissioners, you must vote in the Primary elections, not the General Election.   Vote by mail ballots can be requested by calling the Supervisor of Elections office at 772-288-5637. The deadline to request a vote by mail ballot is August 6, 2026. Early voting takes place from August 8-15, 2026.   Election day

Protecting pets ahead of Fourth of July fireworks

Humane Society of the Treasure Coast urges pet owners to protect animals ahead of Fourth of July fireworks Palm City, Fla. — As Independence Day approaches, the Humane Society of the Treasure Coast is urging pet owners to prepare now for the stress and safety risks that fireworks can pose to animals. Loud noises and flashing lights can trigger fear-based behaviors that place pets in potentially dangerous situations. Once the fireworks begin, owners should observe whether their animals begin to act out of

Safeguarding Youth Training (SYT)

 Safeguarding Youth Training (SYT)   You are receiving this email because your Safeguarding Youth Training expired 05/31/2026. As you are aware, to register as an adult leader, it is mandatory that you have current Safeguarding Youth Training. Your SYT has expired, and it is required to continue as a leader with Scouting America.   As of 05/15/2025, a NEW training has been implemented, "Safeguarding Youth Training" SYT. This course replaced the old YPT course and must be renewed yearly. Once you

Insights Event with Commissioner Blake Capps Speaking

With local elections right around the corner in August, it might be nice to find out the reality of being a commissioner. What are they supposed to do?  What can they do?  What CAN'T they do?  The reality may be different than you think.  Commissioner Capps is a sitting Martin County Commissioner who is NOT up for re-election for a couple more years.  Come hear a very frank and enlightening FREE presentation regarding the expectations vs the reality of those we elect. When:  JULY 9th from 4:30 to

Hurricane Season Is Here: Join Leaders from FPL, TECO & Tampa General ?

 Hurricane & Disaster Preparedness: Business Continuity and Recovery Strategies for Florida BusinessesWhat every Florida employer should know about preparedness, response, and recovery during hurricane season. Hello Bunny,  Hurricane season is officially underway, and for Florida employers, the decisions made today can have a significant impact on how quickly your organization responds, recovers, and returns to normal operations after a storm.Whether you are responsible for employees,

June 14, 2026 - Flag Day & 251st Birthday of U.S. Army

 The Mayfield Minute - June 14, 2026               Flag Day and 251st Birthday of the U.S. Army         Happy Flag Day and Happy Birthday to the United States Army!  On June 14, 1777, approximately one year after Betsy Ross created the nation’s first flag at the request of General George Washington, the Second Continental Congress passed the Flag Resolution.  The

LegalShield Partners with the Stuart/Martin Chamber of Commerce

LegalShield Partners with the Stuart/Martin Chamber of Commerce Empowering Local Businesses and Families with Affordable Legal Protection STUART, FL — The Stuart/Martin Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce a new strategic partnership with Margaret Winfield, Independent Associate with LegalShield. This collaboration reflects the Chamber’s ongoing commitment to connecting its members with trusted, high-value resources that support business resilience, employee well-being, and long-term financial

Happy 251st Birthday, United States Army!

              Happy 251st Birthday, United States Army Dear Fellow Floridian,Today, I want to wish the United States Army a happy 251st birthday! On this day, we honor and thank all the brave Soldiers who have answered the call to serve our country since 1775.    As the proud son of a World War II Army veteran and a Navy veteran myself, I know firsthand the incredible sacrifice our men and women in uniform make each and every day to defend our freedom. My dad, Orba Scott, served in the 82nd Airborne,

REGISTER NOW -Labor Laws Are Easy… Until You Have to Use Them

 Small Business Workshop Knowing Labor Laws Is One Thing.Applying Them Is Another.   June 22, 2026, 6:00pm EDTCost: $10.00Duration: 120 minutes   LIVE ONLINE Workshop  Knowing Labor Laws Is One Thing.Applying Them Is Another.Understanding employment laws is important, but knowing what to do with that knowledge in real business situations is the next step. This expanded two-hour session is designed as the practical follow-up to

Cancer Survivorship Program: July - September

View this email in your browserUnderstanding Cancer and Clinical Trials:A Free Community Education ProgramWednesday, June 23 •  10:30 – 11:30 a.m.Jupiter Medical Center, The Anderson Family Cancer Institute Auditorium 1240 S. OId Dixie Hwy., JupiterCLICK HERE TO REGISTER 2026 Cancer Survivorship ProgramJune - September Classes Nutrition and Mindful EatingFor many, a cancer diagnosis can make eating feel complicated, stressful, or at odds with our own bodies. Between navigating taste

Insights Event with Commissioner Blake Capps

With local elections right around the corner in August, it might be nice to find out the reality of being a commissioner. What are they supposed to do?  What can they do?  What CAN'T they do?  The reality may be different than you think.  Commissioner Capps is a sitting Martin County Commissioner who is NOT up for re-election for a couple more years.  Come hear a very frank and enlightening FREE presentation regarding the expectations vs the reality of those we elect.When:  JULY 9th from 4:30 to

Marketing, HR, Bookkeeping & More—SCORE's 2-Week Event Lineup | June 11 - 27

Trouble viewing? View in your browser.Small Business Workshops | June 11- 27 June 11, 12:00pm | In-PersonAnchor Your Business in North Palm BeachREGISTERJune 11, 6:00pm EDTSmall, Minority and Women Owned Business WorkshopREGISTERJune 15, 6:00pm EDTFrom Intimidation to Implementation: Making AI Work for Your Small BusinessREGISTERJune 15, 6:00pm EDTHow to Use AI to Increase Your Business Visibility Online and on Social MediaREGISTERJune 16, 6:00pm EDTYou’re Not Hiring a Résumé: The 5Cs of Building Strong

Florida Chamber Small Business Council Webinar | Secretary Alex Kelly | June 18

 Next Week: Join the Florida Chamber Small Business Council Webinar with Secretary Alex Kelly on June 18: Florida's Economic Future for Small BusinessesJoin the Florida Chamber Small Business CouncilJune 18 at 9 AM ET for a webinar with J. Alex Kelly, Florida Secretary of Commerce, where he will expand on Opportunity Zones 2.0 and Florida’s broader economic development strategy.  Opportunity Zones 2.0 focus on driving investment into communities that have historically been under-resourced,

Employer Beliefs May Not Match Worker Reality

ThriventMark Valinote, FIC, RICP® CLU CHFC Financial Advisor 1860 SW Fountainview Blvd Ste 100 Port St Lucie, FL 34986772-236-0063772-626-5958772-626-5958         "As AI promises to revolutionize business models, employers are upbeat about the future, but they may be overlooking their most valuable asset — their employees," said Catherine Collinson, CEO and president of Transamerica Institute and Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies. "It takes people to implement and

Martin County Informational Releases for the week of June 15th

REGISTER NOW Navigate Buying or Selling a Business with Confidence

Trouble viewing? View in your browser.                   Small Business Workshop            Essential Steps  When Buying or Selling a Business   June 15, 2026, 12:00pm EDTCost: $10.00Duration: 120 minutes     LIVE ONLINE Workshop      Essential Steps

Defending Free Enterprise Got a $100 Million Boost

June 5, 2026U.S. Chamber ActionStand Up for Free EnterpriseMaking an Investment to Defend Free EnterpriseThe movement to support growth, innovation, and opportunity got a lot stronger.The U.S. Chamber has secured a historic $100 million endowment—the largest single investment in our 114-year history—to support the New Fight for Free Enterprise, our effort to defend, protect, and advance the free enterprise system. ‌Why it matters: The threats to free enterprise aren't slowing down—from

June 7, 2026 - 82nd Anniversary of D-Day

The Mayfield Minute - June 7, 202682nd Anniversary of D-DayThis week, we remember the 82nd anniversary of D-Day, a pivotal moment in World War II. On June 6, 1944, more than 156,000 Allied troops from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and other nations landed on the beaches of Normandy, France, as part of Operation Overlord. This massive assault marked the beginning of the liberation of Western Europe from Nazi Germany and remains one of the most significant military operations in

Call for Proposals: Website Redesign & Development

  Helping People Succeed invites qualified website design and development firms to submit proposals for a comprehensive redesign, development, hosting, and ongoing maintenance of our organizational website. As a nonprofit organization serving children, families, and individuals with disabilities across the Treasure Coast, we are seeking a strategic partner who can help us create a modern, accessible, user-friendly website that reflects our mission, strengthens community engagement, supports

Create Marketing Content with Adobe Firefly: A Practical Guide for Local Auto Repair Shops

What Is Adobe Firefly? Adobe Firefly is a standalone generative artificial intelligence application built to assist small businesses and creators with visual asset generation through plain language instructions. The system operates via a web browser interface, converting detailed text descriptions into accurate graphics, stylized artwork, or high definition video sequences. Every output generated through its production ready features is certified and cleared for commercial marketing use, protecting your

Sherman College Names Brian Moriarty, D.C. 2026 Service to the Profession Award Recipient

Sherman College Names Brian Moriarty, D.C. 2026 Service to the Profession Award RecipientSpartanburg, S.C. - Sherman College of Chiropractic honored alumni, chiropractors, and supporters during its 53rdLyceum, a homecoming and continuing education event attended by hundreds from across the U.S. and abroad. Lyceum is held annually over three days and consists of seminars, special events, and other programs. More than 800 individuals participated in this year’s event, held April 30- May 1-2 on the Sherman

What's Happening at ACC?

June 2026 Monthly NewsletterACC's 27th Annual Education ConferenceTo everyone who joined us at the Alzheimer’s Community Care Annual Education Conference — thank you. To the caregivers who showed up tired but determined. To the families looking for answers. To the professionals who keep showing up for the people in their care. To our speakers, sponsors, volunteers, and staff who made today possible — every one of you mattered.What you brought into that room was more than a thirst for knowledge. It was

Connect & Learn—Explore Our Next Two Weeks of Events | June 4 - 20

Trouble viewing? View in your browser.Small Business Workshops | June 4 - 20 June 4, 6:00pm EDTLeading with Emotional Intelligence: A Workshop for Small Business Owners & EntrepreneursREGISTERJune 4, 6:00pm EDTMust-Have Technologies for Small Businesses: Paving the Way to SuccessREGISTERJune 8, 6:00pm EDTVirtual Professional Connections & Opportunities Made Simple!REGISTERJune 9, 6:00pm EDTHow to Win with Small Business PlanningREGISTERJune 10, 12:30pm | In-PersonSCORE Mentor Entrepreneurship

Sen. Rick Scott Convenes Jewish Community Leaders in Jacksonville for Conversation on Combatting Antisemitism

Sen. Rick Scott Convenes Jewish Community Leaders in Jacksonville for Conversation on Combatting Antisemitism Senator Rick Scott met with Jewish community leaders last week at Etz Chaim Synagogue in Jacksonville, Fla. for a discussion on the rise of antisemitism across the nation, and how local and federal leaders can best support the Jewish community. Prior to the roundtable, Senator Scott toured the Torah Academy of Jacksonville and met with students. Senator Rick Scott said,“In 1789, George Washington

REGISTER NOW -Labor Laws Are Easy… Until You Have to Use Them

Trouble viewing? View in your browser. Small Business Workshop Knowing Labor Laws Is One Thing.Applying Them Is Another.   June 22, 2026, 6:00pm EDTCost: $10.00Duration: 120 minutes   LIVE ONLINE Workshop  Knowing Labor Laws Is One Thing.Applying Them Is Another.Understanding employment laws is important, but knowing what to do with that knowledge in real business situations is the next step. This expanded two-hour session is

Celebrating Another Massive Accomplishment for our Water Resources and Ecosystems

Celebrating Another Massive Accomplishment for our Water Resources and EcosystemsSouth Florida Water Management District sent this bulletin at 06/02/2026 04:23 PM EDT View as a webpage here News Release  Celebrating Another Massive Accomplishment for our Water Resources and Ecosystems    Pictured from L-R: Land Resources Bureau Chief Rory Feeney, SFWMD; Michael Yustin, Martin County; Josh Lindstrom, Southwest Ag Service; Kyle Holt, Southwest Ag Service; Science Supervisor Jim Schuette,

Martin County Informational Releases for the week of June 8th Updated

Below are the information releases for updated work and special events requiring lane, sidewalk, or road closures throughout Martin County for the week of June 8th.  NE Jensen Beach Boulevard – Lane and Sidewalk Closures On Tuesday, June 9th, Bluestreak on behalf of AT&T will begin underground utility work on NE Jensen Beach Boulevard.  This work will require lane and sidewalk closures between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on NE Jensen Beach Boulevard from NE Maple Avenue to NE Indian River Drive.  The work is

Hurricane Season Is Here: Resources to Help Florida Businesses Stay Prepared

  Hello,  Today marks the start of hurricane season in Florida, making this an important time to review your preparedness plans and ensure your business, employees, and communities are ready for the months ahead.Whether you’re updating emergency procedures, preparing facilities, reviewing communication plans, or encouraging employees to develop family preparedness plans, taking proactive steps now can help minimize disruptions later.To support your efforts, the Florida Chamber Safety Council has

REGISTER NOW Navigate Buying or Selling a Business with Confidence

Trouble viewing? View in your browser. Small Business Workshop Essential StepsWhen Buying or Selling a Business   June 15, 2026, 12:00pm EDTCost: $10.00Duration: 120 minutes   LIVE ONLINE WorkshopEssential StepsWhen Buying or Selling a BusinessBuying or selling a business is one of the most important financial decisions an entrepreneur will ever make - and it demands more than guesswork or intuition. This SCORE webinar gives you a professional step by step approach so you can

MCTA Newsletter 6/2/2026a

What to do with $10M worth of property? &##129335;‍♀️Everything you ever wanted to know about RV Parks! &##129318;‍♂️Are train horns really effective? &##128642;Tortoise trouble  &##128034;What goes into the price of GAS?  A little over half of what you pay per gallon of gas covers the cost of the crude oil. Another 20% is refinery costs, and 11% is marketing and distribution. The remaining 18% is tax. When you fill up at the pump, your purchase is subject to multiple layers of taxation. The federal

Ecopreneurship 101: A Green Business and Marketing Guide for Treasure Coast Entrepreneurs

The Treasure Coast is one of Florida's most ecologically distinct regions — home to the Indian River Lagoon, the St. Lucie River, and a business community that has long treated environmental stewardship as a civic value, not a marketing angle. The Stuart/Martin County Chamber of Commerce is a member of the River Coalition, which signals something real about how local businesses relate to the natural systems around them. That context matters if you're thinking about launching a business

How Multiple Consultants Improve Business Performance and Decision-Making

Businesses of all sizes rely on consultants to solve problems, improve performance, and unlock growth. A consultant is a specialized professional who offers expert advice in a defined area such as finance, marketing, operations, or technology. Rather than depending on a single perspective, many companies benefit from working with different consultants across disciplines.Key Takeaways at a Glance Different consultants bring specialized expertise that internal teams may lack. External advisors offer

SBA Offers Disaster Relief For Businesses Affected By The Freeze From 1/23 Thru 2/5/26

Small Business Administration Date: 03/04/2026 U.S. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FACT SHEET – ECONOMIC INJURY DISASTER LOANS (SBA DISASTER DECLARATION DUE TO DESIGNATION BY THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE) FLORIDA Declaration 21457 (Disaster: FL-20034) Incident: FREEZE, FROST, ICE, AND HIGH WINDS occurring: January 23, 2026 through February 5, 2026 in the Florida counties of: Broward, Palm Beach and Sumter; and the contiguous Florida counties of: Citrus, Collier, Glades, Hendry, Hernando, Lake, Marion,

SBA offers Disaster Relief To Florida Small Businesses & Non-Profits Affected By The Freeze

OFFICE OF DISASTER RECOVERY & RESILIENCE Release Date: March 10, 2026 Contact: Karen.Knapik@sba.gov Release Number: FL-20034-01 Follow us on X, Facebook, LinkedIn & Instagram SBA Offers Disaster Relief to Florida Small Businesses and Private Nonprofits Affected by Freeze, Frost, Ice and High Winds Low interest disaster loans now available WASHINGTON— The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced the availability of low interest federal disaster loans to small businesses and private nonprofit (PNP)

The Treasure Coast Business Guide to Video and Audio Marketing Without a Production Budget

Video and audio have become the default language of digital discovery — and for member businesses across Martin County and Port St. Lucie, that shift is too significant to ignore. How widely video has been adopted tells the story plainly: 91% of businesses now use video as a marketing tool, with 93% of video marketers calling it an important part of their overall strategy. Port St. Lucie is one of Florida's fastest-growing cities, with a metro area topping 500,000 residents and rising. The chamber members