Over two million people across the U.S. take out title loans each year. The process of applying for a title loan online differs from lender to lender however, obtaining an unsecured title loan is easier and simpler because you don’t have to go to the lender in person to request the money you require. If you’re […]
MUSEUM HOSTS WORKSHOP: The Youngstown Historic Center of Industry and Labor will be hosting a free workshop on the Grant Writing and Funding Toolkit for Small Organizations at 1 p.m. Saturday. Meghan Reed, director of the Trumbull County Historical Society, in attendance. The center at 151 W. Wood St., adjacent to Youngstown State University, runs […]
On a sunny Tuesday, 20-year-old Tyler Wirth jumps into an elevator at the University of Cincinnati dormitory construction site on Calhoun Street. It’s a rocky ride with eight people crammed into the winch, but Wirth smiles and ensures it’s safe. Before descending to the 13th floor, the top floor of the residence which was recently […]
Pair a nighttime exhibition by Margel Hinder with a special book signing in Heide. A room for her is a book that allows us to explore the interiors of the homes of 20 women around the world. From artists and designers to creators and curators, the book delves not only into the home and studio […]
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama (AP) – A poverty alleviation agency in Alabama’s most populous county has lost its contract to run the county’s Head Start program for underprivileged preschoolers and tells local officials that ‘She needs an injection of $ 3 million to avoid going bankrupt after temporarily missing payroll. The Jefferson County Committee for Economic Opportunity […]
Opposition condescending criminals, claims Adityanath Ahead of Punjab Assembly polls, SAD chief promises industry incentives 2 hand grenades collected from Bathinda UP: head of the SP, five other convicted of caste remarks against the man Heavy rainfall expected between November 30 and December 2 in Palghar, warns the collector ITR, Chandipur organizes walkathon to avoid […]
John Schumacher, better known as Mr. Schu, danced, pranced and mesmerized kindergarten and first graders at Blue Mountain Elementary East during a presentation in November promoting “The Gift of Reading”. Holding the attention of Kindergarten and Grade 1 kids is never an easy task, but Schu made it easy by keeping the students on their […]
Help Wanted signs like this one, above, can be seen all around Blue Earth and in much of Faribault County and the region. There are plenty of job opportunities in the area, and Blue Earth City Council has heard some of the reasons why. It was not all due to COVID. It’s no secret that […]
THE FASTER WAY / Tyler Burnt Korea better Hello, Guten Morgen, Hello. We start this last Sunday in November with some essential housework. First of all, last week’s competition. By now you’ve probably read or heard that my travels have taken me to Seoul (more on that a little further down the page) and I’m […]
In 1994, the Smithsonian Museum received an unusual phone call. Paula Johnson, at the time a history specialist in the museum’s tech division, said most people call the Smithsonian to report a rare coin, dinosaur bone or ticket to the Titanic. But when California winemaker Warren Winiarski called, he wanted to know what the museum […]