Record-Searchlight: Hijinks in the sink at an Anderson fast food restaurant have cost three girls their jobs. After closing the Anderson Kentucky Fried Chicken one recent night, the girls stripped to their underwear or changed into bathing suits and took a bath in the dishwashing sink. One of them posted the photos of the event […]
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NBC Newschannel 6: Mecinna Price is a local inventor who has turned a simple idea into a multi-million dollar business. Thursday morning she appeared on the Today show to talk about her invention and get some good advice. She started her company with an $80,000 loan from her father-in-law and was on the Today show
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Los Angeles Times: Painting a jungle mural from a kit in the bedroom of her new twin grandchildren was giving the artist in Patricia Newton a pain in the neck. Why was the lion frowning? What was with the toucan’s backward ankles? And, darn, that monkey was ugly! The former Walt Disney Imagineering designer couldn’t
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nwlanews.com: For most people, juggling is difficult. For 20-year-old Ashley Carpenter, she juggles raising her daughter and running her own thrift store. Those who stop by Beautiful Bowtique will find a shopkeeper that looks fresh out of high school holding a baby while haggling with them. “I’ve always been an entrepeneur. Ever since I was
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Market Watch: Approaching the winter of this nation’s economic struggle, Jen Groover, fashion entrepreneur and creator of the handbag company Butler Bag LLC, credits her industry success going into the holiday season by adapting to the trend of consumers creating more worth for what they’re wearing. Brand evolutionists like Jen Groover are meeting this need
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PRWeb: Travel isn’t getting any easier except for one bright spot called a Luggage Hugger. Divorced and left with nothng but optimism, Lucia Burns, inventor and mother of two sons, spotted an opportunity when planning a trip. After buying new black luggage she realized if it was the only bag on the carousel she still
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New Baltimore Voice Newspapers: When Bette Fetter created the Young Rembrandts program in 1988, she wasn’t thinking about creating a national program to teach art to young children. She was simply trying to teach a friend’s three children and several more from their neighborhood the fundamentals of basic drawing. But her simple lesson has snowballed
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Neighborhood Star: When Sam Schoeler’s husband died two years ago, her life changed in more ways than she could imagine. She began planning a new career that reflects her love of fairy tales and folklore, something that has fascinated her from the time she was a small child. “Planning for this, making prototypes, and writing
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Arizona Daily Star: Banging his head and knees in a tiny clown car bouncing along a potholed Chinese mountain road, Tucsonan Austin Hodge seeks out artisan teas — the kind of stuff that will absolutely ruin you for Lipton’s and Earl Grey. The world’s best teas, and China’s worst roads, are on those mountainsides, says
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When you have children, you end up with an endless supply of clothing. Nothing multiplies like piles of kids clothes when it’s time to do laundry. That doesn’t even account for the variety of styles that the clothing comes in. In this day and age, the children are almost as stylish as their parents. Laura
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