Cullman Times: Maddie, Roy, and Morgan Grimmett have been working hard for the past couple of weeks from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m to supply Cullman residents with lemonade and a smile. Their lemonade stand was custom made by their uncle, Lucas McCollum, and presented to Maddie by her great-grandfather, Roy Drinkard, as an early […]
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The Kansas City Star reports that It’s not hard to come up with theories on how the Bacon Explosion got its name, but here’s the real story, straight from the pig’s snout: It was December 2008, and Jason Day had something to show his barbecue contest teammate Aaron Chronister. Day, having thrown back some holiday
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Jamie Ratner was looking for the perfect wedding dress. Determined to find a good deal she was not deterred when she saw all the hefty price tags stuck to each Vera Wang dress. That was until she managed to find one at 90% off reports Gazette.net. After her wedding, she sold the dress for a
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If you have used a digital camera or any gadget that requires batteries, occasionally you insert the batteries the wrong way preventing the device from working till you switch them around. GadgetVenue reports that Microsoft has invented a new technology called InstaLoad that allows a device to be powered regardless of which way you put
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MercuryNews.com: Call it the Buck’s Silicon Valley Barometer: The economy may be wobbly and the mood of the country anxious, but the Woodside cafe is humming again with deal-making breakfasts. “There is more activity on the venture capital front. There is renewed enthusiasm,” said Jamis MacNiven, who co-owns the restaurant with his wife, Margaret. “A
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2 According to The Billings Gazette, some state officials are convinced that there are riches in the niches for many overlooked Wyoming tourist spots if promoters can attract “rut nuts” and “culture vultures.” Cultural tourism is niche tourism, but they will come if they have something that is promoted for them to come and see,”
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ArkansasBusiness.com: ‎ Margaret McEntire, who founded Candy Bouquet International of Little Rock in 1989, has finally acquiesced to her husband’s pleas: She retired last Thursday. Jay McEntire, her husband of nearly 30 years, turned 76 last week, McEntire told ArkansasBusiness.com. “He’s been begging me for two to three years to hang it up, and he
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The Associated Press reports that Florida officials are seeking inventors to save the state’s pristine beaches from the Gulf of Mexico spill. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection organized a demonstration by 10 U.S. and Canadian inventors to find the best methods to clean tar off an oil-fouled section of Pensacola Beach. Eight others were
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PR Web: In the current economic climate, franchising is proving to be a popular route to people owning their own business, and queries for a music franchise with Rhythm Time have more than doubled in the last six months. Franchising is attractive for many reasons – the main one being security. People like to buy
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‎Franchiseindia.com: Spice Group is in the process of consolidating its devices, retail and VAS business under one entity called Spice Mobility. As a part of this process, the group is all set to strengthen the presence of Spice Hotspot. These stores will be a mix of both company owned and franchised outlets, confirms a company
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