Oct 24 2022 - West Virginia Business Plan Competition now taking entries The West Virginia Business Plan Competition, hosted by the WVU John Chambers College of Business and Economics and Encova Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, is seeking entries at the high ...
Oct 24 2022 - Warmer, windier, rainier weather coming WEATHER ACTUALLY GETS A LITTLE BIT BUSY HERE AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE BACK HALF OF THE WEEKEND AND INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK. SO LETâS BREAK IT DOWN HERE FOR YOU TOMORROW, EVEN WINDIER THAN TODAY, PROBABLY ...
Oct 24 2022 - New Killeen recovery center for veterans now open in Killeen Virtue Recovery Center has been saving lives and restoring families from substance abuse for years. KILLEEN, Texas â A ribbon cutting ceremony was held to celebrate the opening of Virtue Recovery ...
Oct 24 2022 - Friday Night Scoreboard Prior to arriving at the Tribune, Mark was night desk editor for the Cadillac News, where he also helped out the sports department on busy high school football and basketball nights. He previously ...
Oct 24 2022 - Chesapeake Police arrest man after he barricaded himself Saturday Chesapeake Police officers arrested a man after he barricaded himself. According to CPD, officers responded to a business just before Noon Saturday on Campostella Road. Officers found a man, who has ...
Oct 24 2022 - St. Louis sports store gearing up for fall sports After the St. Louis Cardinalsâ quick exit from the postseason, a local sports store made a transition to other sports, like hockey.
Oct 24 2022 - âCats take care of business at the Blikre North Dakota State College of Science was dropped from the NJCAA DII rankings for the first time in two months. The opinions of pollsters didnât stop the defending Region XIII ...
Oct 24 2022 - Rural North Dakota communities desperately seeking workers Rural communities across the state are desperate to attract and retain workers at small businesses such as shops, restaurants, health centers, gas stations and other essential services to keep their ...
Oct 24 2022 - Albemarle florist honored with special recognition during council meeting After more than 70 years in the floristry business, where he ran Harwoodâs Florist, achieved international success and served numerous presidents, Albemarle resident Claude Harwood was honored by the ...
Oct 24 2022 - This Is The Year Of HR Whiplash. Gallup Has A Remedy. A new Gallup report on wellbeing in the workplace proves that how employees relate to each other is ... [+] crucial to both performance and retention. Quiet quitting is the business media buzzword ...
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Oct 24 2022 - âBlueâ film to be on location in Columbus We have had tremendous support from the Columbus community to see it done,â he said. âSo I am really excited about what we are going to create there.â In March, Armstrong and co-founder Zachary Spicer ...
Oct 24 2022 - Entrepreneurs leverage apple culture as 'taste of place' The pie crust may be flaky, but the business case for culinary tourism is proving solid as 14 years of the Apple Pie Trail has created an appealing community of local entrepreneurs celebrating the app ...
Oct 24 2022 - BLIZZARD: Joan Sutton Straus, Sun's first lifestyle editor, dead at 89 Sutton Straus was appointed the provinceâs Agent General to the U.S. in 1990 and was appointed to the Order of Ontario in 2021. She married her second husband, prominent American businessman ...
Oct 24 2022 - Joly mayor running for mayor of Strong Township In 2018 businessman Tim Bryson ran for mayor of Joly with no council experience and won. Four years later Bryson is running for the mayor of Strong Township. Bryson is running in Strong in an effort ...
Oct 24 2022 - Sudbury MP announces supports for two local small businesses Sudbury MP Viviane Lapointe announced $600,000 this past week to help support two small businesses in Sudbury. The funding is being made available through FedNor Lapointe said in a press release. Dr.
Oct 24 2022 - UPDATE: PennDOT work in Lackawanna County on hold ARCHBALD, Pa. â PennDOT planned to close a busy road in Lackawanna County, but now it's had to put the brakes on the paving project. Drivers who use Salem Road in Archbald may have noticed signs ...
Oct 24 2022 - New St. Marys business more than antiques and collectibles Rivers Edge Antiques and Collectibles, located at 238 Second Street in St. Marys, is now open for business, Tuesday through Saturday, from 1 to 7 p.m. (Photo Provided) ST MARYS â St. Marys is ...
Oct 24 2022 - Zimtu Capital Announces IR Contract With Rockland Resources Ltd. Zimtu Capital European Road Trip is designed to establish Zimtu and its partners as a trusted source for European investments. Each year, Zimtu fills a large bus with company representatives in the ...
Oct 24 2022 - Mixed bag for local orchards amid bumper apple season across Ontario Apple yields in eastern Ontario ran the gamut from slim pickings to bountiful bushels, but fortunes for the fruit were up overall across the province this season, according to the Ontario Apple ...
Oct 24 2022 - No quick health fixes: Quinte Health CEO Ontarioâs health woes are real. There are no quick fixes, but the Quinte area is ahead of the game in making progress, recently appointed Quinte Health CEO Stacey Daub reported to the Probus Club of ...
Oct 24 2022 - Ontario energy planning in chaos The Ontario government is plagued with conflicting and contradictory electricity policy, promoting the province as a clean energy place for business while failing to safeguard its low-carbon future.
Oct 24 2022 - The Pumpkin People of Petawawa on display ahead of Halloween In its fourth year now, the weekend event celebrates autumn in Petawawa and encourages residents and businesses to put together creative displays of pumpkins as people. Brenda and Bruce Gilles' ...
Oct 24 2022 - Niagara Falls lands private university âAs Ontario emerges from the pandemic and sees ... While thereâs a post-secondary presence downtown by way of Niagara Falls Ryerson Innovation Hub (an incubator that helps start-up businesses ...
Oct 24 2022 - Lindsay Man Charged After After Window Of Business Smashed On Kent Street KAWARTHA LAKES-The Kawartha Lakes Police responded to the complaint of a smashed window at a Kent Street West business on Wednesday October 12 at 8:26 am. Police say attending officers, identified the ...
Oct 24 2022 - BrokerLink reaches milestone with latest deals In particular, L&M Dallaire Insurance provides home, auto and business insurance solutions for unique needs of clients in northern Ontarioâs Kapuskasing community. The full-service brokerage has ...
Oct 24 2022 - Hearst-area school buses are cancelled today North East Tri-Board Student Transportation has announced this morning that all school buses are cancelled in Hearst. The North East Tri-Board Student Transportation provides services for District ...
Oct 24 2022 - Temiskaming food bank says support programs inadequate Darlene Wroe Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES - The Haileybury Food Bank is busy helping people who need food assistance, says volunteer Lynda Thisdelle. The food bank serves ...
Oct 24 2022 - Small Business Resilience Critical for Ontarioâs Economic Growth Emerging from the pandemic, supporting small business resilience and growth has never been more important and is a key theme for the Ontario Chamber of Commerceâs (OCC) annual Small Business: Too Big ...
Oct 24 2022 - Caledon cops charge Etobicoke man with fentanyl, cocaine trafficking An Etobicoke man has been charged with fentanyl possession and trafficking cocaine, opioids and other prescription drugs in Caledon after a bust last week. Back in August, the Caledon OPP say ...
Oct 24 2022 - Elliot Lake businessman charged with voyeurism OPP charged an Elliot Lake business owner after finding criminal video recordings on a computer. On October 19, the East Algoma OPP was called in relation to cameras and recordings found in private ...
Oct 24 2022 - Cameras found under desk, in washroom at Elliot Lake business Cameras recorded images under a desk and in a washroom at an Elliot Lake business, Ontario Provincial Police say. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or tap ...
Oct 24 2022 - Ontario Providing More Housing in Thunder Bay Thunder Bay â The Ontario government is providing $2.1 million to help create 21 transitional housing units for Indigenous people enrolled in educational programs at the Matawa Training and Wellness ...
Oct 24 2022 - Armoury event organizer is Chatham-Kent's Corporate Citizen of the Year She began leasing the Armoury building, while still operating her other décor business. âIt was just time for me to refine myself, and I just see so much potential with the Armouries,â Lester said.
Oct 24 2022 - Cabinet minister makes unannounced visit to Chatham business When the Promo in Chatham received a Digital Main Street grant, he never imagined it would also lead to a visit from a provincial cabinet minister. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try ...
Oct 24 2022 - Former Southwestern Ontario school bus driver faces sex charges The accused is a former school bus driver in Burlington and Aylmer, an Elgin County town east of St. Thomas. Police believe there may be more complainants. The accused has been released from custody ...
Oct 24 2022 - KITCHENER VOTES: Brooklin Wallis, Ward 9 candidate and my father was the president of the Brooklin (Brooklin, Ontario) Downtown Business Association! WHY HAVE YOU DECIDED TO RUN? A TON of reasons! Two key ones are: I saw the homeless evictions ...
Oct 24 2022 - CANADA SUPPORTS NEW TRANSITIONAL HOUSING IN BARRIE Ryan Turnbull, Member of Parliament for Whitby, on behalf of the Honourable Ahmed Hussen, Minister of Housing and Diversity and Incluášsion, alongside Jeff Lehman, Mayor of Barrie, Tim Kent, Chief ...
Oct 24 2022 - Electric vehicle infrastructure in Nova Scotia needs a big boost Cars, trucks, and buses account for about 25% of emissions fueling climate change. One of the biggest barriers to persuading drivers to dump gas-guzzling cars, pickups, and SUVs for an electric ...
Oct 24 2022 - The haunting of Esther Cox is still a mystery in Amherst Unexplained banging sounds rang from a home on Princess Street. Buildings combusted into flames and a disturbing message was scratched above a young woman's bed: "Esther Cox, You Are Mine to Kill." If ...
Oct 24 2022 - Yellowknife pub acquitted of breaking COVID-19 rules THE CANADIAN PRESS/Emily Blake YELLOWKNIFE â The owners of a ... The pub was one of two businesses in the Northwest Territories that was charged with violating public health orders, and the ...
Oct 24 2022 - Knights of Columbus make 16k donation By Jaymie White, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter â with files from René J. Roy PORT AUX BASQUES â Since Fiona made landfall on the Southwest Coast at the end of September, donations have been ...
Oct 24 2022 - A rash of burglaries has Bay Ridge on edge as crime spikes across NYC A rash of break-ins at small businesses across Bay Ridge has rattled residents in a neighborhood long among the safer corners of the city â mirroring the profound sense of unease spreading ...
Oct 24 2022 - 2012 Ford Transit Connect in Langley, British Columbia, $22,995 At SK Automarket Sales Langley near Langley you will find ... IN GOOD STANDING WITH THE VEHICLE SALES AUTHORITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.<br />-MEMBER OF THE AUTOMOTIVE RETAILERS ASSOCIATION.< ...
Oct 24 2022 - Delta posts $695 million profit, sees busy holiday season Delta Air Lines reported a $695 million third-quarter profit Thursday as higher average fares this summer and a lucrative credit-card business more than offset higher fuel prices.
Oct 24 2022 - Strike ends at Westshore Terminals coal port in British Columbia The Westshore coal terminal at Roberts Bank â which typically processes about 33 million tonnes of coal a year â is among the busiest such facilities in Canada and along the west coast of North ...
Oct 24 2022 - Delta posts $695 million Q3 profit, expects big holiday rush Delta Air Lines reported a $695 million third-quarter profit Thursday as higher average fares this summer and a lucrative credit-card business more than offset higher fuel prices.
Oct 24 2022 - Servicing âdinosaurâ oil furnaces a growing problem Homeowners in the West Kootenay who have oil furnaces could face extended periods in the cold should their heating system fail this winter. People in the home heating business say there are no ...
Oct 24 2022 - Driver in hospital after collision with ETS bus in west Edmonton A driver is in hospital after the vehicle she was driving collided with an Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) bus on Monday afternoon. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your ...
Oct 24 2022 - Park businesses to rally behind food bank Instead of thinking about their bottom lines, three local businesses are thinking about the community. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or tap here to see ...
Oct 24 2022 - Business is booming for Blowers & Grafton Blowers &. Josh Robinson, co-founder and owner, said business is already booming. âIt was an incredible turnout and a great response,â he said. âIt was really busy and we expected a lot of people to ...
Oct 24 2022 - Specsavers opens in Sherwood Park Mall A new business in Sherwood Park Mall is hoping to help residents get a clearer vision of their lives. Specsavers, which launched in Europe and began Canadian operations in B.C. in 2021, has been ...
Oct 24 2022 - West Herr WBEN Buffalo Business Report - Friday, October 21st 2022 Pita Gourmet to open 5th restaurant; West Seneca Goodwill store opens today; Lifetime Benefit Solutions offering Student Loan Repayment help; Univera doles out health improvement grants.
Oct 24 2022 - How popular is taxidermy in southern Alberta? As hunting season winds down, a Coaldale, Alta., taxidermy studio is gearing up for a busy November. Top Notch Taxidermy is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year under family trio Kevin and Kelly ...
Oct 24 2022 - Alberta woos workers in other provinces, B.C. is not amused Mike Holden, the chief economist of the Business Council of Alberta, said Albertaâs in-migration numbers have improved this year. âAt the end of the day, itâs the economy, job opportunities ...
Oct 24 2022 - Alberta selects 19 more CCS proposals East Calgary Region Carbon Sequestration Hub: Reconciliation Energy Transition Inc. (RETI) for a potential Southern Alberta sequestration hub. ⢠Grande Prairie Net Zero Gateway: NorthRiver ...
Oct 24 2022 - 3 people charged in $500K Fort McMurray drug bust The Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams said nearly $500,000 in drugs and cash were seized following the investigation in Fort McMurray, which began in July 2021. Led by ALERTâs Fort McMurray ...
Oct 24 2022 - Edmonton International Eyes ULCCs, Long-Haul Flights Canadaâs fifth busiest airport Edmonton International Airport is emerging from the pandemic with 80% of capacity recovered and year-on-year passenger levels up 220%. After endur ...
Oct 24 2022 - Claresholm making robust efforts to attract new residents Claresholm has been seeing steady growth in recent years both economically and socially as it expands and grows moving forward with new initiatives. Brady ...
Oct 24 2022 - Willow Lake Metis Nation CEO Awarded for Innovation Willow Lake Métis Nation CEO Justin Bourque, recipient of the Junior Achievement Northern Alberta Business Hall of Fame 2022 âInnovatorâ Award. To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please ...
Oct 24 2022 - Trial underway for Alberta man accused in killing of neighbour The previously postponed trial of an Airdrie man accused of killing his neighbour over a business dispute got underway at the Court of Kingâs Bench in Calgary on Oct. 11. The previously postponed ...
Oct 24 2022 - Wyoming looks to grow its manufacturing sector The panel â one of several convened in Jackson by the Wyoming Energy Authority, Wyoming Business Council, University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources and the Atlantic Council, an ...
Oct 24 2022 - Beaver Dam downtown business finalist in Main Street Makeover contest The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation said the business ... The 2019 Makeover winner was Anthonyâs 511 Barbershop in downtown Watertown. In 2020 Tedâs Pizza Palace in downtown Menomonie ...
Oct 24 2022 - GOP candidate for governor visits Rothschild business ROTHSCHILD, Wis. (WSAW) - Republican governor candidate Tim Michels made a stop in the Wausau area Tuesday. Michels met with business owners and the Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce ...
Oct 24 2022 - What One Photographer Captured in Wisconsinâs Changing Election Climate by Megan OâMatz, photography by David Kasnic for ProPublica ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up for Dispatches, a newsletter that spotlights wrongdoing around ...
Oct 24 2022 - Honkamp set to acquire Wisconsin accounting firm Honkamp, P.C., a CPA and business advisory group with a location in Hiawatha, will acquire Vaassen, Pluemer CPAs, LLC, a local accounting firm in ...
Oct 24 2022 - Lake Louie Brewing to become face of Wisconsin Brewing Co. WBC purchased Lake Louie in 2019 and beginning in early 2023 WBC beers will carry the Lake Louie label at the same time WBC ramps up its contract brewing business ...
Oct 24 2022 - Nov. 8 election: Columbus and central Ohio U.S. House races Five of Ohioâs 15 recently redrawn Congressional districts touch central Ohio, and not one of the races is uncontested in the Nov. 8 election. Ohioans have less ...
Oct 24 2022 - Brazil Town Aspires To Be Champion Of Bolsonaro Vote On Holy Christ Avenue, in front of Bible Square, Brazilian businessman Gilberto Klais buoyantly hops out of an SUV decorated with a giant decal of far-right President Jair Bolsonaro.
Oct 24 2022 - School bus, Freightliner truck crash in Darlington County A Darlington Country school bus and a Freightliner truck crashed Monday morning. According to South Carolina Highway Patrol, around 5:50 a.m. at SC 34 and Secondary 580. The school bus was attempting ...
Oct 24 2022 - 15 Day Trips + Easy Places to Visit Near Las Vegas Escape the hustle and bustle of the strip with these places to visit near Las Vegas on your next southern Nevada vacation or road trip ...
Oct 24 2022 - Family Business Awards Federal International Inc. â currently in its fourth generation â has grown to include two business units and $208 million in revenue.
Oct 24 2022 - Neenah Company Celebrates A Milestone The year was 1872, and a new downtown Neenah operation was open for business. âThe history of Kimberly-Clark goes back to when they made cellucotton. They were making products that were used by the ...
Oct 24 2022 - Connecticut high school football recap: Ansonia holds off Holy Cross Welcome back to a full slate of high school football. After consecutive weeks for conference bye weeks, tonight features 49 games. But first a recap of a pretty busy Thursday night that saw 11 games ...
Oct 24 2022 - Edna Isabelle (Quackenbush) Gibson Edna Isabelle (Quackenbush) Gibson, 94, of Ft. Myers, Florida, died October 10. Born to Earl Eugene Quackenbush and Lucy Mae (Tanner) Quackenbush in Binghamton, NY. She was predeceased by her ...
Oct 24 2022 - Scrapbook sheds light on family's time in Dumas Scrapbooks are reminders of the past, but also are becoming a part of the past. In todayâs busy society, few take the time to keep scrapbooks.
Oct 24 2022 - 1 dead after house fire in Ottumwa The fire was likely caused by a propane heater in the living room that ignited nearby combustibles, the city said in a Facebook post.
Oct 24 2022 - Monroe County partners with BusPatrol for school bus safety initiative Monroe County has selected BusPatrol â the worldâs most deployed stop-arm enforcement technology provider â to implement and manage its school bus photo enforcement program. This critical ...
Oct 24 2022 - Several New Retailers Planned For Busy Huron Church Wetsdell Developments has signed several new tenants to go into their new plaza under construction along Huron Church. The development on the home of the old Huron Lodge and Studio 4, now named ...
Oct 24 2022 - Huron Shores Area Transit ridership up 594 per cent LAMBTON SHORES â Ridership on the Huron Shores Area Transit (HSAT) is up a whopping 594 per cent. According to a press release from HSAT, in 2021 the system had 1,600 passengers. By the end of August ...
Oct 24 2022 - Cox expands high-speed fiber network to reach 1,500 Suffolk businesses The cable, internet and phone company recently spent around $3.5 million installing nearly 30 miles of high-speed fiber internet cables in the city through its Cox Business service. Cox leaders say ...
