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Pioneer Tribune Published September 30

State Savings Bank provides $693,997 in grant funding

MANISTIQUE – As the largest single source of federal housing assistance in Schoolcraft County through the Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB), State Savings Bank was able to help 57 households save on the purchase of their home and the cost of home repairs due to their partnership with…

Northeast News Published September 30

Key Legal Protections to Help Family Businesses Thrive

Dr. Adrienne B. Haynes, Esq.Contributor Growing a business that allows you to pursue your mission and positively impact your community is something we all work towards as owners. Building a… The post Key Legal Protections to Help Family Businesses Thrive first appeared on…

The Pine Tree Published September 30

Big Trees Market Weekly Ad with Grocery, Produce, Meat & Deli Specials Through October 6th! Shop Local & Save!

Arnold, CA…Big Trees Market Weekly Ad with Grocery, Produce, Meat & Deli Specials Through October 6th! Shop Local & Save!! Big Trees Market is working hard to keep the shelves stocked for you! Part of your community for generations. Click on an image below for full sized version.

LarryInFishers Published September 30

Meijer Grocery opens on Southeastern Parkway in Fishers

Meijer opened its new Meijer Grocery store at 15700 Southeastern Parkway on Wednesday. It is the first Meijer store inside the Fishers city limits. The 75,000-square-foot store is the retailer’s sixth Meijer Grocery location in the Midwest. It is the second in Indiana, after the…

Current in South Published September 30

Chiba closes Westfield restaurant

Citing ongoing construction in the Park Street area, Westfield sushi restaurant Chiba announced Sept. 29 that it was closing after about 10 years. In a Facebook post, restaurant owner Keith Dusko stated that the business was closing permanently. “Serving this community has been…

Delaware Live Published September 30

Delaware State Chamber taps State Rep. Mike Smith as next president

Republican lawmaker will succeed Michael Quaranta in December, bringing experience in business policy, education and economic development to Delaware’s largest business organization WILMINGTON, Del. — State Rep. Michael F. Smith, a Republican lawmaker whose legislative work has…

CityBeat Published September 30

Downtown wine bar closes, soon to relocate

A downtown wine bar has closed after two years in business, with plans to relocate to a different location in the future. Something to Wine About, located near Fountain Square on 136 W 4th Street, closed on Sept. 11. The bar was unique in that it featured self-pour service with…

City of Boca Raton News Published September 30

Economic Development Quarterly Report

The latest report from the Office of Economic Development highlights updates from the Research Park at FAU, new and expanding businesses, workforce growth, upcoming events and City initiatives supporting the local business community.

Carolina Journal Published September 30

Sharp Farms: tariffs squeeze NC agricultural commodities

North Carolina farmers are being impacted by tariffs from all sides, as explained by those who work Sharp Farms everyday.

Periódico Visión Published September 30

Café Oro presenta su nueva edición Cultura que Brilla Como un homenaje a Puerto Rico

El café que nace en nuestras montañas, reúne a las familias y forma parte de la vida cotidiana de Puerto Rico, se convierte ahora en arte. Desde Lares, Café Oro de Puerto Rico presenta “Cultura que Brilla”, una edición especial creada junto al reconocido artista puertorriqueño…

Periódico Visión Published September 30

Enterprise celebra 20 años en Puerto Rico con su regreso a Hatillo

Al cumplir 20 años de operaciones en Puerto Rico, Enterprise restableció sus operaciones en Hatillo con la apertura de unas nuevas facilidades que ofrecen los servicios de Enterprise Rent-A-Car y Enterprise Truck Rental. La inversión de $650,000 devuelve la presencia de la…

Mackinac Island Town Crier Published September 30

Island Bookstore to Combine Two Locations

Book worms have been able to choose from a selection of paperbacks and hardcovers from one of Mackinac Island’s two bookstores for years. But soon, the larger Mackinac Island Bookstore will move from its little nook near the Lilac Tree Hotel and combine with its smaller location…

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