CANADA, September 24 – Members of the British Columbia food and beverage industry will come together at the Every Chef Needs a Farmer, Every Farmer Needs a Chef event in the fall and winter. “This event is a great opportunity for chefs to meet the people in our agriculture and food industry and learn more … Read more
With decades of experience in the trades, DeShon Leek understands firsthand the dark side that comes with working in the construction industry. Leek, who serves as the Southeast region representative for the Michigan Construction and Building Trades Councilhas seen many cases of workers struggling with mental health issues, even during boom times like the one … Read more
Jerry Habraken through Imag Content Services, LLCJosh McCown played for nine different teams during his NFL career, finishing in 2020 with the Houston Texans. Just a few years after his retirement, the 43-year-old could rise to the top of the coaching ranks much quicker than normal. While McCown never played for the Texans in 2020, … Read more
ANN ARBOR – Maryland was expected to be a more formidable opponent than Michigan’s first three of the 2022 season, and the Terrapins proved it Saturday. The Wolverines prevailed 34-27, but it took a running day from a running back and two steals from the defense to remain unscathed with a 4-0 record. Here are … Read more
The art of creative leisure is a critical component of success. Entrepreneurs are a special breed of people. They are ambitious, bold and dreamers. However, even the most motivated entrepreneur needs to take a break from time to time. Spending every second of your day on your business is stressful and you will lose your … Read more
In preparation for implementing the OPS Program for New and Emerging Leaders, The Expert Leader and Mind You Services sat down with Liesl Jordan of Connect 2 Effect to talk about the value of networking in a leader’s journey. Liesl shared some of the insights she gained as she developed her skill as a resourceful … Read more
VANCOUVER – With self-improvement, as with many things, it’s easier to promise something than to deliver. How many New Year’s resolutions have failed to survive January? Or New Year’s Eve? But as for Vancouver Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin’s mission this season to have the players elevate the culture by working every day to put … Read more
President Biden was criticized Monday for downplaying decades-high inflation and other problems during a “60 Minutes” interview, with critics accusing the president of being out of touch with economic reality. Inflation During the formal interview, Biden insisted that the monthly inflation rate had “barely” increased. “We’re in a position where, over the last couple of … Read more
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) – Last September, WKYT’s Amber Philpott brought you the story of a Russell Springs woman who survived a horrific boating accident on Lake Cumberland over Labor Day weekend. María Fuentes was saved thanks to a mysterious kayaker she met. In the last year, Fuentes has had to overcome the loss of a … Read more
As a director, Cox’s elegant work on Gloucester Stage Company’s “Tiny Beautiful Things” earned her an Elliot Norton Award from the Boston Theater Critics Association this year. She now stars as a high-flying, high-powered New York publicist who makes a crashing but revealing landing in Lynn Nottage’s “Fabulation or, The Re-Education of Undine” at Boston’s … Read more