Shelby Meade is the owner of Fresh and Clean Media, a talent management company that represents multiple verticals. Meade talks about why career diversification is important and how her talent pools compare to each other.
To: NATIONAL EDITORS Contact: Michael Lampton of U.S. Small Business Administration,+1-404-331-0333 LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 3, 2008 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- TheU.S. Small Business Administration announces that certain PrivateNon-Profit Organizations PNPs that do not provide criticalservices of a governmental nature may be eligible to apply for lowinterest rate disaster loans. These loans...
Citizens Union Bank, Shelby ville, was recently chosen as one of this year's Fast 50 by Business First. The bank was one of only two banks to be named in the Fast 50. To qualify for the Fast 50, privately held companies had to have a three-year operating sales...
PRANKSTER/skateboarder Bam Margera and girlfriend Missy Rothstein are engaged, a spokeswoman for the star of MTV's "Viva La Bam," confirmed last night. Margera, 26, and Rothstein, 25, have dated for less than a year, sources say, but they have known each other since sixth grade, says Margera spokeswoman...
During 2003, the economy of southern Indiana continued to perform better than state and national economic trends. The New Albany area actually experienced a net job gain over the past year, as the unemployment rate has begun to decrease. The seven counties in the Louisville Metropolitan...
Before you cast your bait in the water, you need to Know the fish you want to catch Should you recruit employees on the Internet? Most experts in the burgeoning online recruiting field say the answer has a lot to do with who...
Keith Poulter's article "Did Meade miss chance to destroy Lee's army?" (The Civil War, July 10) makes a compelling argument. Yet there are two mitigating factors that Mr. Poulter did not tell the reader to explain why Gen. George Gordon Meade...
Irene Wise Spence Williams, 88, Topeka, died Friday, April 30, 1999, at a Lawrence nursing home. Mrs. Williams was a barrick supervisor at the Sunflower Plant in DeSoto, and later had worked in Topeka for 27 years at Russell Stover's first store. She was...
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