ESCANABA, Mich. (WLUC) — The Delta Force Leadership Program is a networking opportunity for Delta County employees. “I thought it would be really cool to learn more about my community that I don’t really know but have lived here all my life,” said Drifter’s Restaurant employee Heavenlee Royer. They learn skills to take back to […]

As record-breaking winter storms swept across the Midwest and East this week, East Lansing felt the brunt of the blizzard. Hours of snow causing street pushbacks, slips and slides, stockouts in stores and school closures. Claire Chapin Shoppers hoping to stock up on food and goods encountered a hollow reality. In the days leading up […]

Sacramento’s new golf brand moves forward with positive spin Updated: 11:03 PM PST February 3, 2022 Hide transcript View Transcript DEL: WELCOME. I AM DEL RODGERS. THE PANDEMIC GOLF BOOM HAS PACKED GOLF COURSES AND THE DRINIV RAESNG. AND KCRA 3’S MICHELLE DAPPER SHOWS US A NEW NORTHERN CALIFORNIA GOLF BRAND COMING TO THE SHELVES […]

Neoma Robinson, 94, of Magnolia passed gently into the arms of Jesus on Monday, January 17, 2022 at her home, with her devoted daughter by her side. She was born on Monday, May 9, 1927, in the community of Friendship of Timbres. Neoma was the daughter of the late Maceo Haymon Sr. and the late […]

Terrebonne officials reminded residents to keep the temperature above 55 degrees. LAPLACE, Louisiana — Southeast Louisiana is bracing for winter, and pipe wrapping and propane are in demand in riverside parishes still recovering from Hurricane Ida. On Wednesday morning, Fisher’s Ace Hardware in LaPlace sold propane until it could be refilled in the afternoon. This […]

Word is out, with heavy snowfall in a few days, time is running out to prepare. “We were able to provide everyone with what they needed. We made sure everyone was over-prepared, which is a good thing,” said Brett Dagenais-Lewis, senior sales associate at Northwest Ace Hardware. At Northwest Ace Hardware in Hollins, customers get […]

[ad_1] The New Year brings a pay rise for some Missouri workers. Starting Jan. 1, the state’s minimum hourly wage will drop to $ 11.15. All thanks to Proposal B, approved by voters in 2018. The measure increases the state’s minimum wage by 85 cents per hour each year until 2023. While many companies struggle […]

[ad_1] By Madeline Lyskawa (December 21, 2021, 5:58 p.m. EST) – Operators of two Texas CBD stores have been hit by a class action proposal led by a former sales associate, claiming companies have erroneously avoided paying for hours additional by sharing staff and sending them home with separate paychecks. In a lawsuit filed in […]

[ad_1] CADILLAC – Buying a car is a major life event for most people, just like buying a home. It can also be a stressful event, as anyone who has dealt with an unscrupulous salesperson can attest. In Dan Moriarty’s opinion, the ultimate goal of a salesperson is to make customers happy so that they […]

[ad_1] IOCL Id is hiring 300 technical and non-technical apprentices in the South region. Check how to apply, the distribution of vacancies and other details. IOCL recruitment in the southern region 2021: Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL), one of the largest trading companies in India and a Fortune “Global 500” company, is hiring 300 technical […]

[ad_1] Do you need a new job or extra income while on vacation? We have compiled a list of some of the businesses in Sonoma County that are now looking for seasonal help. Do you know of a company that is hiring but is not included in this list? Email us at onlineideas@pressdemocrat.com to add […]

[ad_1] New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District Republican primary is drawing national approvals from key players, raising the stakes in what is shaping up to be a competitive race to topple the Democratic representative. Chris PappasChristopher (Chris) Charles PappasBiden, senior officials have stepped up to promote the infrastructure package.. Six Republican candidates applied in the district. […]

[ad_1] Camden Jewelers in downtown Camden has been a city staple since 1955, despite a pandemic, recession and depression. CAMDEN, SC – As Camden grows and online shopping becomes the new normal, local businesses must work twice as hard to come back from the pandemic and stay relevant. Becky Rogers is a Sales Associate for […]

[ad_1] October 27 — GREENSBURG – The Young Optimist of the Month for October is Emily Mangels. Senior: Emily Mangels, Greensburg High School Parents: Mr. Scott Mangels and Ms. Janice Mangels Class rank 1/180; SAT score: 1,300 GPA 4.0 Activities * Junior Optimist Club: 4 years old * National Honor Society: 2 years, Secretary 1 […]

[ad_1] If you’re looking for an investment property that would pique the interest of multiple buyers or want to find a nest worthy of your family, 41 Andromeda Loop, Landsdale will tick the boxes. Built in 2015, this refined home exudes a luminous aura thanks to the blend of neutral and natural tones, with colorful […]

[ad_1] Courtesy Agent 307 (aka Eric Brinkerhoff) is looking to hire an account manager for his local State Farm insurance office, which has just been voted the # 1 insurance agency for the 4th year in a row in the Casper Star-Tribune Reader’s Choice Awards! Job overview Do you have aspirations to run your own […]

[ad_1] FLINT, Michigan (WJRT) – New plans are in the works for a Mid-Michigan community known for travel and tourism. A Frankenmuth Farm Field is the intended site for an indoor “Field of Dreams”. Downtown Development Director Dan Hopp explained that the idea of ​​a large 230,000 square foot facility has been under discussion for […]

YOUNGSTOWN – Courtney Ann Cobb, 31, affectionately known as Cookie, died Thursday morning July 8, 2021 at the Cleveland Clinic, after a brief illness. Courtney was born September 21, 1989, daughter of Marcus Cobb Sr. and Cheryl Adams. She attended Chaney High and Youngstown State University. Courtney worked as a sales associate for IGS Energy. […]

GRAND RAPIDS, MI – The Downtown Grand Rapids Market is hosting a job fair on Tuesday, July 13. The job fair, which runs from noon to 4 p.m., will take place on the second floor of the downtown market. Job seekers will have the opportunity to discuss job postings with various vendors in the market […]

After about a year of limited or no vehicle access along Laurel Street, non-restaurant businesses are now keen to find a compromise with food traders that would allow alfresco dining to coexist with increased parking. “I am their client and they are my clients. We are not against each other, but we are trying to […]