Present Perfection: Holiday Rewards Sales and Marketing Management
In the season of giving, family may be foremost, but brother, sister, mom and dad are not the only ones who have been nice. Fourth quarter is a perfect time to show how much you appreciate your faithful clients and hard-working employees.
A Legacy Woven with Care The Post-Standard
A former Chittenango Middle School principal is continuing to help local students and community members more than a year after her death.
In with the old: Kayce Armstrong turns castoffs into one-offs Miami Herald
For many, ringing in a new year involves cleaning out the closet, pitching fashion flotsam. Not for Kayce Armstrong. The designer behind Art of Shade can't wait to get her hands on old stuff.
Her gifts warm the youngest The News & Observer
Zola Gray, 93, sat in her Brevard home last year, trying to figure out whether someone with more years behind her than most folks live could still make a difference in this world. She did.
North Edition: Year in Review Collier Citizen
The year 2006 was flooded with growth planning and storm water. Despite dire predictions of a busy hurricane season, it was Tropical Storm Ernesto that made the biggest splash, leaving behind some of the worst yard and street flooding in memory. Plans to the extend Vanderbilt Beach Road from Collier to Wilson boulevard, taking 15-20 homes in the process, stirred opposition and the eventual take
Gazette series helps strengthen volunteer efforts The Kalamazoo Gazette
Jessica Jeberjahn was leafing through an Oct. 30 edition of the Kalamazoo Gazette when she came upon an article about volunteers who make blankets for children in crisis.
Mother's quest for son hits California streets San Mateo County Times
She arrived in Los Angeles with $600 in borrowed cash, a failing heart and arthritis in both knees. She spoke no English.
Desperate search leads Vietnamese mother to foreign world Seattle Times
Determined to find her homeless son before she died, an ailing woman from Vietnam came face to face with an America she never dreamed existed, an ugly, hopeless side of the Jungle of Money.
Building a show: Young performers feel stress, excitement as they prepare for roles in "Benjamin Starling' The Journal Times
Second of three parts RACINE - The first time a cast gets together, something magical happens. The words on the page come to life, read by the people who will flesh them out fully and show their stories to the audience.
Finish the Story Part 4 Post-Tribune
as she peered down at what she tripped over, she saw a very nicely wrapped gift. It had red and green wrapping paper, and a very big bow on the top. Beside the bow was a card that read: “Sara Beth Schrader.” Sara hesitantly picked up the card and read it.
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