Feb 21 2023 - Study finds health risks, care gaps for Down East fishermen Harvesters in an industry with so many injuries have little time or finances to visit doctors, and the result can be self-medicating that leads to substance abuse.
Feb 21 2023 - Business climate change And that change is fully reflected in the survey responses we received from the 100 companies selected for this year’s Virginia Best Places to Work cohort. Seventy-one of those 100 businesses reported ...
Feb 21 2023 - 13th annual Best Places to Work This is the 13th year that Virginia Business has compiled the Best Places to Work in Virginia list in collaboration with Pennsylvania-based Best Companies Group. More than 200 companies applied for ...
Feb 21 2023 - Business owner banks on himself in new venture Albemarle resident Brad Thompson has always had a deep faith, which he has leaned on many times in his life. It has helped him to make hard decisions, such as when he left a relatively stable job in ...
Feb 21 2023 - A Beacon of Winthrop Strength Across the Country When he was able to get his commercial driver’s license, he started driving buses part-time in Winthrop for Paul Revere Transportation. “I got to know a lot of regular passengers, people from the town ...
Feb 21 2023 - Half-sister of Pa. abuse victim charged with endangering infant daughter The investigation in the Amanda Parker case began Jan. 26 when Watsontown police were notified by county Children and Youth Services that a possible child abuse victim had been taken to Evangelical ...
Feb 21 2023 - Laurel Aldridge: Dashcam footage appeal in search for missing woman "To be in that location it's likely Laurel would have crossed a busy road where people would have been driving in the area at the time," he said. He has asked people to review their footage if they ...
Feb 21 2023 - Tractor-trailer rolls over, van hits gas station near busy intersection One person was taken to the hospital Monday morning after a van and tractor-trailer were involved in a crash at Cobbs Corner, the busy intersection of three Massachusetts towns. The collision caused ...
Feb 21 2023 - These 22 central Pa. business locations have closed There have been a number of business closings in the central Pa. region over the past few months, for a variety of reasons. In some cases, the owners have retired. In others, companies have closed ...
Feb 21 2023 - La Vergne sex scandal A July 2020 car crash that led to the death of a Middle Tennessee businessman could lead to harsher punishments for texting while driving in Volunteer State, which could lead to people losing ...
Feb 21 2023 - Columbia Falls legislator targets prohibition on pre-made Jell-O shots Rep. Braxton Mitchell is taking on prohibition — of pre-made, alcohol-infused gelatin desserts known to partiers everywhere as Jell-O shots. The Business and Labor Committee held a hearing Friday on ...
Feb 21 2023 - MI: Oakland Co. transit plans roll ahead In December, property owners started paying for the new countywide transit millage approved in November. The millage is expected to generate an estimated $66.2 million this year.
Feb 21 2023 - Beloit, Janesville restaurants to appear on 'Wisconsin Foodie' Two local restaurants will appear this week on PBS Wisconsin's "Wisconsin Foodie." Lark, Sandwich Bar & Lark Market in Janesville will join Bushel & Peck’s in Beloit in an episode airing at 7:30 pm ...
Feb 21 2023 - Fitch upgrades New York City’s bond ratings The hometown of Wall Street, New York City has received another credit rating upgrade for its strong economy, robust reserves and fiscal control.
Feb 21 2023 - Elizabeth ‘Betty’ Virginia Bozicevic – White Oak FacebookTweet Elizabeth “Betty” Virginia Bozicevic, 88, of White Oak, died on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2023. She was born in Yukon, Pa. on Jan. 12, 1935 and is the daughter of the late Herman Bushnell ...
Feb 21 2023 - North Carolina congressman, briefly Senator Broyhill dies at 95 Broyhill, a scion of the Broyhill Furniture business in the North Carolina foothills that brought jobs and prestige to the region, died at Arbor Acres retirement home in Winston-Salem, according ...
Feb 21 2023 - Sumner businesses on edge after recent surge in crime The city of Sumner is facing a rising-crime problem. There have been six armed robberies so far in 2023, a year after there were only four total, according to Sumner Chief of Police Brad Moericke. The ...
Feb 21 2023 - Wallkill town police charge a man with sexually abusing a child WALLKILL - Town police accused a man of sexually abusing a child on Wednesday. Police said they executed a search warrant shortly after 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at an address on County Route 78. An Orange ...
Feb 21 2023 - Traveling con artists target Wisconsin residents Wisconsin's Better Business Bureau said transient thieves ... But the scams come in all forms, sometimes seasonal, such as driveway paving. A woman in Kenosha, Racine and Caledonia tried selling fake ...
Feb 21 2023 - How Indigenous businesses are paving their way in northwestern Ontario AgriTech North is based out of Dryden, Ontario. The Métis business owner ... Sara Kae is an Indigenous reporter in Thunder Bay. She covers stories that highlight Indigenous voices with a special ...
Feb 21 2023 - At last, a marker for Merrick A historical marker honoring a key Sampson County figure, who was born a slave and built himself and his community up on his way to becoming a business magnate and philanthropist in Durham, will take ...
Feb 21 2023 - St. Petersburg rubber business moving HQ to Clearwater They have six locations across Florida’s Gulf Coast in Tampa, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Bradenton, Ft. Myers and Naples, selling industrial and hydraulic hoses and couplings, conveyor and ...
Feb 21 2023 - Milford fire calls increase, expected to keep rising MILFORD — With the number of residents, apartments, buildings and businesses increasing, the Milford Fire Department is anticipating a jump in service calls each year. Last year the department ...
Feb 21 2023 - Shorter hours for Maui DMV amid staff shortages KIHEI, Hawaii (KHON2) — Staffing shortages continue to impact businesses, and government agencies are not immune to the new trend. Maui County Officials announced that the County of Maui Department of ...
Feb 21 2023 - Nikki Haley’s Anti-Union Fanaticism Is Wild Even for a Republican “If you come to South Carolina, the cost of doing business is going to be low here,” she declared. “We are going to make sure that you have a loyal, willing workforce, and we are going to continue to ...
Feb 21 2023 - Former owner of NBA, NFL teams Red McCombs dies in Texas McCombs owned more than 400 businesses during his lifetime, according to the McCombs Enterprises website, and the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin is named for him. He ...
Feb 21 2023 - 10 Black-owned restaurants to visit in Indianapolis Each day during Black History Month, we will be spotlighting several Black-owned restaurants in NBA cities. Below are 10 places to visit near the Indianapolis area to support local Black businesses.
Feb 21 2023 - Eye On Business; Valrico, February 2023 Blue Compass RV, one of the nation’s largest providers of sales, service and protection products to the recreational vehicle market, celebrated its recent rebrand with a ribbon-cutting and beginning a ...
Feb 21 2023 - Texas business and sports icon Red McCombs has died "Red was a visionary entrepreneur who touched many lives and impacted our community in immeasurable ways," his family said in a statement. "But to us he was always, first and foremost, 'Dad' or ...
Feb 21 2023 - Texas billionaire Red McCombs dies at 95 The businessman gave huge donations to the University of Texas at Austin and is credited with bringing the San Antonio Spurs basketball team to the Alamo City.
Feb 21 2023 - Mississippi Lawmakers Want to Keep Aging T-1A Training Jet in Service The T-38C has also been involved in several recent mishaps this past year at Columbus AFB in Mississippi. This past November, an Air Force pilot's landing gear failed, forcing the plane to skid on its ...
Feb 21 2023 - Photo essay: Columbus-based artist Rah Lowry Rah Lowry is a sculptor, an animator and graphic artist who also has the ability to create his artistic visions on a computer.
Feb 21 2023 - More Mississippi school districts are adopting modified calendars COLUMBUS, Miss. (WTVA)- Schools around the state are shaking things up. Many are returning to the classroom in July instead of what was once always an early August back-to-school date. A modified ...
Feb 21 2023 - Former Exeter police sergeant to stand trial over child abuse images A former police officer from Exeter will stand trial accused of uploading child abuse images. Ex Devon and Cornwall Police sergeant John Bramwell appeared at the magistrates' court on Wednesday.
Feb 21 2023 - Frost Fest highlights winter activities in Brookings Visit Brookings and local Brookings businesses have been working hard to organize Frost Fest to beat the winter blues. The Children’s Museum of South Dakota will be open all weekend in celebration.
Feb 21 2023 - McCurdy: Another chapter or The End for Chris Holtmann at Ohio State? COLUMBUS — Born and raised in Marion, I couldn't help but be an Ohio State men's basketball fan. My first game was high atop the balcony in St. John Arena watching Herb Williams and Kelvin Ransey do ...
Feb 21 2023 - Everyone is welcome at Mama Bird Bakery in Plainfield Jessica Klatte turned a light bulb moment into a business plan and is bringing her friends along for the ride. The mother of five with one in the oven opened their doors at Mama Bird Bakery on Tuesday ...
Feb 21 2023 - Local business creates print news startup ‘The Aberdeen Insider’ While some print newsrooms are shrinking, a new source of daily news has launched in the Hub City. Troy McQuillen, who owns McQuillen Creative Group, saw the demand for an Aberdeen-focused news source ...
Feb 21 2023 - Tavares scores 2, Maple Leafs beat Blue Jackets 3-0 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — John Tavares scored twice and Ilya Samsonov stopped 30 shots for his third shutout of the season, leading the Toronto Maple Leafs over the Columbus Blue ...
Feb 21 2023 - Bangor, Old Town, and Orono have a new option for internet provider BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Thousands of residents and businesses in Bangor, Old Town, and Orono now have another option for high-speed fiber internet. GoNetSpeed, a 100% fiber internet provider ...
Feb 21 2023 - How community groups plan to curb violence in Columbus A fatal shooting early Saturday was not the only violent incident that happened in Columbus this week. On Thursday, three teens were involved in a shooting, plus there were ...
Feb 21 2023 - Where people in Columbus are looking to buy homes COLUMBUS, Ohio (STACKER) — The COVID-19 pandemic ushered in a period of frantic, domestic migration that saw Americans moving farther away from established urban centers. The number of homes sold ...
Feb 21 2023 - Winterfest ice sculptures take over Stroudsburg Let’s talk ice for the annual Winterfest in Stroudsburg. People made their way to dozens of businesses for a peek at their favorite characters made of ...
Feb 21 2023 - Cities With the Most Black-Owned Businesses The average net worth of white families is over seven times greater than ... The Black population in cities including Albany, Georgia; Pine Bluff, Arkansas; Memphis, Tennessee; and Columbus, Georgia ...
Feb 21 2023 - Paramount misses quarterly revenue estimates on advertising weakness Paramount Global Inc missed Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue on Thursday, weighed down by more users cutting their Pay-TV plans and extended weakness in its advertising business. TV ...
Feb 21 2023 - Hoosiers spending big at Michigan dispensaries Michigan. (Devan Ridgway / WFIU-WTIU News) Noonan said he chose Niles because he’s familiar with the area, but being close to the state line has been good for business. Just south of Niles is South ...
Feb 21 2023 - Tiverton business destroyed by fire rises from the ashes R&M carpet supplies headquarters at Tiverton Business Park was utterly destroyed on the night of Sunday, January 2, 2022. That evening, 20 fire crews were called to the business, which supplies ...
Feb 21 2023 - Rep. Mike Thompson, Napa County leaders meet at Raymond winery Mike Thompson and his staff traveled the 4th Congressional District in recent days and on Thursday met with Napa County civic, business and agricultural leaders at Raymond Vineyards. His 19 staff ...
Feb 21 2023 - Business Resumes At Port Of Catoosa After Tank Fire Causes Evacuations Statement from tank owner, Holly Energy Partners: "At approximately 8:57 a.m. on Feb. 15, we responded to a fire inside one of our tanks in Catoosa, OK. We immediately initiated our emergency ...
Feb 21 2023 - Port of Catoosa evacuated after tank catches fire That’s why, Little says, evacuation orders were issued for the entire Port of Catoosa. The evacuation order was lifted and business was back to normal by around 10:30 a.m. Wednesday morning. Oklahoma ...
Feb 21 2023 - Delaware man arrested for burglarizing Harrington convenience store At around 1:40 a.m., troopers responded to the Summit Mart, located at 4478 Milford Harrington Highway, after receiving multiple alarm activation reports at the closed business. When troopers arrived ...
Feb 21 2023 - Seaside businessman seeks $2.5 million from former partners SEASIDE — Masudur Khan, a hotelier and investor involved with several projects on the North Coast, is suing his former business partners for $2.5 million. In court documents, Khan and his ...
