Taos NewsBusiness
A green balloon arch adorned with the number “40” greeted customers at Cid’s Food Market this weekend (Nov. 6-7) as the family-owned grocery store celebrated its 40th anniversary. Cid and
Sioux City JournalBusiness
The three-year grant will support services through September 2029, according to a statement released by the Crittenton Center Friday.
Sioux City JournalBusiness
The viaduct is expected to be closed for approximately one week, the Iowa Department of Transportation said in a news release. The structural analysis is being performed in preparation for
News-GazetteBusiness
We're fast approaching Blarney Stone's favorite time of year. You might even eventually find Santa serving it up at the Ivesdale bar and grill. But until then, it's customer-turned-bartender JENNA BARNES who will be drawing beer and mixing the occasional old fashioned.
West Hawaii TodayBusiness
SAN FRANCISCO — Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s CEO, resigned Thursday after revelations that he had an affair with an executive who reported to him as well as with a woman whom U.S. officials had identified as a Chinese spy.
Maui NowBusiness
KTA Super Stores is celebrating its 110th anniversary, marking more than a century of serving Hawaiʻi Island and the generations of families and communities who have helped shape the locally-owned and operated company since 1916.
Maui NowBusiness
This November, Queen Kaʻahumanu Center is hosting holiday pop-up shops featuring 2BDesired, Health Korea, Get Nutz Wear, and the Hometown Holiday Mākeke hosted by AimeeV Designs and Happy Galo Creates,
KITV Island NewsBusiness
The State of Hawaii is monitoring a widespread Microsoft outage on Thursday that has affected an estimated 13,000 executive-branch employees locally.
KITV Island NewsBusiness
From farmers markets and craft fairs to free line dancing lessons and live performances, there
Honolulu Civil BeatBusiness
As rising costs drive away homebuyers, data shows houses are sitting on the market for longer.
Georgia Public BroadcastingBusiness
The once-a-month Scott Antique Market in Forest Park draws large crowds as the holiday season approaches. Among some of unique goods for sale, you will find Civil War-era millstones and syrup kettles.
Georgia Public BroadcastingBusiness
A nonprofit that helps pregnant, incarcerated women and their newborns is expanding in Georgia after receiving new funding from the Georgia Opioid Crisis Abatement Trust.