Jan 27 2023 - Whitmer announces new jobs coming to Genesee Co. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) announced state support for two business expansion projects expected to create a total of 155 new jobs in the cities of ...
Jan 27 2023 - Whitmer: 155 new jobs to be created in Detroit, Fenton Township Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced support for two business expansion projects which are set to bring 155 new jobs and generate a private investment of $12 million in Detroit and Fenton.
Jan 27 2023 - Robotics Company Coming to Detroitâs Corktown with MEDC Support The Michigan Economic Development Corp. in Lansing has announced state support for two business expansion projects expected to create up to 155 new jobs and generate a total private investment of $12 ...
Jan 27 2023 - Brooklyn bar sells premixed cocktails on tap The three owners had a mission to make things easier for the bar business and faster for customers. They created the premixed recipes and now along with serving at the bar, they d ...
Jan 27 2023 - Is Prince Andrew planning to revisit his US sex abuse case? You might get a sense of deja vu with this edition of Royal News. Long-time readers will probably recall the scandal that engulfed Britain's royal family this time last year as Prince Andrew faced ...
Jan 27 2023 - Schools across Colorado on closed, delayed start Thursday Schools, businesses and offices across Colorado are on delayed start or closed on Thursday after nearly 24 hours of snowfall. Aurora Public Schools, Adams County School District 14, 27J Schools and ...
Jan 27 2023 - Thousands of homes and businesses without power across Massachusetts According to the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency, there were about 17,000 customers without electricity as of 5:30 a.m. Tuesday. A tree branch knocked out power to Lynn and George Raymond's ...
Jan 27 2023 - Lanett Police Department notices an increase of fraudulent money LANETT, Ala. (WTVM) - The Lanett Police Department has seen an increase of fraudulent money being passed at different businesses. The money being passed will have âCOPYâ and âFOR MOTION ...
Jan 27 2023 - Mission EDC welcomes four new members to its board Rochelle Garza named president of Texas Civil Rights Project The new board is composed of small business owners and experts in health care, law, real estate and insurance sectors. Deborah ...
Jan 27 2023 - How Lake Winnipesaukee drives the Lakes Regionâs self-storage boom Prior to the 1980s, there were no self-storage businesses to speak of in New Hampshire. Just four decades later ... But not every bank shied away from Letendreâs ambitions. âLaconia Savings was the ...
Jan 27 2023 - Why you should plan a visit to San Francisco's Marina District Itâs a beauty, passing Marina Green Park ... As day transitions to evening, California Wine Merchant is a great spot for a glass of wine (there are 30 available). The cocktails at Maybeck ...
Jan 27 2023 - 11 men sentenced for their roles in $3 million PPP fraud scheme According to the United States Attorneyâs Office, Northern District of Georgia, the men obtained approximately $3 million in PPP loans on behalf of ten businesses based in Georgia and South Carolina.
Jan 27 2023 - Pasco council sharply divided in vote to allow retail marijuana sales Pascoâs ban on marijuana-related businesses went into effect July 2014 â almost two years after Washington state voters passed Initiative 502, which decriminalized marijuana possession and ...
Jan 27 2023 - 3-alarm fire burning at central Pa. firewood company The fire at Gish Logging was first reported around 8:30 a.m., on the 4900 block of Path Valley Road in Fort Loudon, according to Franklin Fire Co. A pile of firewood is burning inside the business, ...
Jan 27 2023 - South Knox busts Loogootee 50-25 South Knox showed no mercy to Loogootee, leading from end-to-end in an authoritative 50-25 victory in an Indiana girls basketball matchup on January 26.
Jan 27 2023 - How old batteries will help power tomorrowâs EVs Recycling lithium-ion batteries is taking off thanks to companies like Redwood Materials and could help the transition to renewable energy. Battery recycling is one of MIT Technology Reviewâs 10 ...
Jan 27 2023 - Redwood Trust: Mortgage Lender Offering 10% Preferred Shares Redwood Trust recently issued a 10% yielding preferred share. The company specializes in originating and holding residential and business loans. Redwood Trust acknowledges the challenge ahead and ...
Jan 27 2023 - Minnesota businesses get creative amid worker shortage Take bars and restaurants, for example. Liz Rammer, the president and CEO of Hospitality Minnesota, the business association that represents restaurants, hotels, resorts and campgrounds ...
Jan 27 2023 - CL ENTERPRISES STRENGTHENS MANAGEMENT TEAM TO SUPPORT CONTINUING GROWTH PERU, Ill., Jan. 26, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- CL Enterprises, the Illinois-based family investment company focused on building businesses, today announced a series of management changes as it ramps up to ...
Jan 27 2023 - Greensboro group works to help Triad small businesses The COVID-19 pandemic wreaked havoc on a lot of businesses by shutting hundreds of thousands of them down. But it has an effect that came out later that a lot of people missed. âI ...
Jan 27 2023 - Ohio-based taco chain to open restaurants in Lowcountry and Upstate Get ahead with us - it's free. An Ohio-based taco restaurant chain plans to open two new venues in South Carolina this year, including Charleston and Greenville. Condado Tacos of Columbus said it will ...
Jan 27 2023 - Washington Municipal Court civil credit news Rosalee Morris, 528 Campbell St., Washington C.H., OH, claims amount $1,637.52, for complaint. Capital One Bank, Columbus, OH v. Michael D. Knisley, 379 Flakes Ford Road SE, Washington C.H., OH, ...
Jan 27 2023 - Ohio Farmer Takes to Heart Business Innovation and Grassroots Leadership The Ruff family built a grain handling and container loading facility in partnership with Farmers Business Network. For the second year, theyâre under contract to deliver soybeans to CHS for a premium ...
Jan 27 2023 - Movies are big business in New Mexico Albuquerque â which had been on top for four years in a row â came in ranked fifth for 2023 in the big cities category. That's against tough competition, including Atlanta and New Orleans. "Together, ...
Jan 27 2023 - Belle Mariano goes âall outâ for new album set for 2023 release The new year is shaping up to be a busy one for Belle Mariano as the teen star is currently preparing for the release of her second album. The âHeâs Into Herâ starâs new album was teased ...
Jan 27 2023 - Take a self-guided tour of MLK art in Columbus Art works either representing or inspired by him can be found in many sites in Columbus. The following list includes some of those open to the public. Those interested can use the list as the basis of ...
Jan 27 2023 - Columbus Searching for 14-Year-Old Homicide Suspect Homicide Bureau detectives need help locating a teenage suspect charged with the fatal shooting of a 15-year-old girl in the Mt. Vernon neighborhood. Michael McCurdy, also known as Mike Mike, is ...
Jan 27 2023 - Police searching for armed robber in Yukon Yukon police are looking to identify a man they say robbed a business at gunpoint and made off with cash in Yukon.Police s ...
Jan 27 2023 - Texas Business Owners Look for Relief on State Inventory Tax With Texas lawmakers seeing a $33 billion budget surplus, many Texas business owners are hoping the state can afford to cut them a break when it comes to a tax that few other states impose.
Jan 27 2023 - Columbus Lions release 2023 schedule MS). Those two games are on May 20 and July 1, respectively. The Cyclones are one of two teams Columbus plays twice this season. The Texas Pride come to town twice; the first matchup is during week ...
Jan 27 2023 - Missy Gators clobber Columbus, earn first playoff win since 2010 For the first time in more than a decade, Vicksburg High is going swimming in the deep water of the MHSAA girlsâ soccer playoffs. Amari Johnson scored three goals, and Trinity McGloster had a goal and ...
Jan 27 2023 - Bill Roy obituary Bill was an accomplished journalist for 37 years, including the last 20 leading the Wichita Business Journal newsroom as editor-in-chief. He received many honors in his radio, television and newspaper ...
Jan 27 2023 - Effort to repeal and reform rooftop solar payments advances Interest is growing among Wyoming homeowners and businesses to offset their electric bills while reducing their carbon footprint by installing solar panels, according to Scott Kane, co-owner of Lander ...
Jan 27 2023 - FHP: Driver rear-ends school bus carrying 23 students in Marion County The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating after a school bus was involved in a crash Tuesday morning in Marion County. Officials say it happened around 7 a.m. in the area of SW 155th Street and SW ...
Jan 27 2023 - Gastonia native left his mark on Gaston County and Belk department store Frank Matthews II, a Gaston County leader in business who was an essential part of the growth of Gaston County and the Belk department store chain, died Tuesday at his home. The Gastonia native was 95 ...
Jan 27 2023 - MLK holiday at Oregon State: 'Their work is not finished' Oregon State Universityâs annual Martin Luther King Jr. commemoration featured an awards ceremony and peace march across campus, as well as a sense of unfinished business. Speakers said there is ...
Jan 27 2023 - Lebanon firefighters respond to three calls in five hours Firefighters with the Lebanon Fire District had a busy morning Monday as they responded to three separate calls for help in a five-hour period, according to fire officials. According to LFD, the ...
Jan 27 2023 - Portland begins '90-day reset' of Central Eastside neighborhood PORTLAND, Ore. â Mayor Ted Wheeler's office on Thursday announced the beginning of a "90-day reset plan" in Portland's Central Eastside Industrial district, the result of business leaders clamoring ...
