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| Martin County outlines successful development efforts to House panel |
| Thursday, January 12, 2012 |
| TALLAHASSEE — A Business Development Board of Martin County official outlined to a House panel Wednesday how Martin's conservative mix of incentives and existing business programs have brought in pledges for 2,385 jobs and $63 million in local investments since 2008.
Crystal Stiles, the BDB's co-executive director, was one of six local economic officials |
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| Area company invents alternative to metal coating |
| Friday, December 30, 2011 |
| MARTIN COUNTY - A Palm City-based company has created a product it says will change the way manufacturers of metal parts do business. |
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| Martin County's B4C Technologies develops alternative to carcinogenic substance |
| Thursday, December 22, 2011 |
| PALM CITY — Twenty years ago, Ed McComas developed a process using a special mixture that would replace a widely used carcinogen in a process that increases hardness, wear resistance and life of numerous metal products.
Hexavalent chromium first gained notoriety in "Erin Brockovich," the 2000 film starring Julia Roberts that told the story of a lawsuit |
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| Indiantown earns enterprise zone designation |
| Tuesday, December 20, 2011 |
| Continuing its efforts to attract business and economic development, Indiantown late last week became the state's most recently designated enterprise zone. |
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| Palm City-based Provides Green Alternative to Powerful Carcinogen |
| Tuesday, December 20, 2011 |
| Someone call Erin Brockovich. B4C Technologies LLC, based in Palm City, Florida, has developed and refined a product that could completely eliminate the need for hexavalent chromium, a known carcinogen when inhaled, for increasing hardness, wear resistance, and extending the life of metal products. |
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| Bausch Enterprises of Stuart slated to get $12,000 training grant |
| Monday, December 5, 2011 |
| Bausch Enterprises Inc., a Stuart-based aluminum fabricator, is in the final stages of receiving approval of a $12,000 job training grant from the state. |
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| Old Cell Phone Co. of Palm City hiring 60 more workers after topping 500 |
| Monday, November 21, 2011 |
| Old Cell Phone Co. just topped 500 employees and is in the process of hiring about 60 more people. |
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| H2Ocean Adds Jobs in Martin County |
| Monday, November 14, 2011 |
The Business Development Board of Martin County announces the expansion of H2Ocean, headquartered in Martin County. The company plans to add 30 employees in the next 36 months and will explore additional space when they reach capacity in their current location. |
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