Community First Credit Union has purchased the site of the former Edgewood Bakery for $1.75 million with plans to bring a branch to Murray Hill, the company announced in a news release earlier this month. The Jacksonville-based credit union serves 175,000 members across its 22 locations and over 450 employees.

In College Station, the historic Northgate district, a vital part of Aggieland’s social and cultural fabric associated with Texas A&M University, faces potential changes that have sparked concern among local business owners. The City of College Station is reviewing the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) concerning Conditional Use Permits (CUPs) and non-conforming uses. This review aims to standardize the approval process for new nightlife venues like nightclubs, bars, and taverns throughout the city, including Northgate.

LONGVIEW, Texas (KLTV) - Old areas of any East Texas city can become lost and forgotten over the passage of time. A group in Longview is trying to rejuvenate a long abandoned area and bring business back to a place that was once bustling. The section of Methvin near 6th...

Breaking down key concepts and developing them into functioning ideas is crucial for business success. With the advent of technology, this process has become overly complex and time-consuming. Over 80% of employers rely on manager team meetings as the primary collaboration channel followed by enterprise chat tools. While these avenues can facilitate group ideation, they are largely ineffective. In fact, one-third of employees report dissatisfaction with existing workplace communication channels. Digital mind mapping tools have the potential to resolve these historic bottlenecks to organizational information sharing. Numerous platforms offer sleek interfaces, remote access, and interactive features designed to fuel team efficiency. For businesses looking to optimize ideation and communication, choosing the right tool is the first step.

The facade grant program is meant to help local businesses grow with the city of Roanoke, Mayor Scooter Gierisch said. (Jacob Vaughn/Community Impact) The owners of four businesses in Roanoke asked the city council during its Oct. 22 meeting for $43,423 in grants and were approved. The businesses are:. Hawk...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE American Business Alliance Honors Top Small Businesses with Hometown Business Heroes Award for Excellence Crestone, Colorado – October 24, 2024(USANews.com) – The American Business Alliance is proud to introduce the Hometown Business Heroes Award, an initiative designed to celebrate exceptional small business owners and local professionals who have demonstrated outstanding dedication to their craft. This award honors businesses that have achieved an impressive benchmark of 90% or higher five-star ratings online, showcasing their commitment to excellence and the satisfaction of their customers. "This award serves as a testament to the hard work, passion, and resilience of small businesses across America," said a spokesperson of the American Business Alliance. "We recognize that less than 1% of American business owners receive this prestigious honor, and we are excited to shine a spotlight on those who go above and beyond to provide exceptional service and professional guidance to their communities." The Hometown Business Heroes Award not only highlights exceptional businesses but also reinforces the crucial role that small businesses play in driving local economies and building vibrant communities. The award recipients will be selected based on rigorous evaluation criteria, including customer feedback, service quality, and overall business performance. For more information about the Hometown Business Heroes Award, including how to nominate a deserving business, visit https://AmericanBusinessAlliance.org. About the American Business Alliance: The American Business Alliance is committed to advocating for small businesses and supporting their growth and success. With a mission to promote sustainable business practices and community engagement, the Alliance provides resources, networking opportunities, and recognition programs to empower local entrepreneurs. Media Contact: American Business Alliance 606-722-0720 https://AmericanBusinessAlliance.org.

High winds, downed power lines and a broken natural gas line created an extremely dangerous situation in downtown Rice Lake on Thursday.

Learn about a historic presentation with the local historical society, some details on the upcoming Laker football game, and how we recognize the importance of chambers of commerce play in the community on today’s episode of “The Splash Live!”. Stay up to date with our videos by subscribing...

There’s a red brick edifice that peeks through the oak tree canopy between Dauphin and Conti Streets, its true splendor only revealed by driving up a gravel pathway. Its charm lies in the details: white window frames set under clay and mortar arches, ivy fixed to the timeworn masonry and grand, awning-shielded entryways that are the only vestiges of the building’s original wooden doors. The building’s present facade reveals nothing about its past life as an abandoned, blight-stricken relic. Its renewal was made possible by the vision and dedication of the Atchison family, who saw potential hidden in the decay and committed to restoring the old structure for their family business.

KENT—A special presentation, “People and Places of Kent,” with John Casey will be offered Wednesday, Oct. 16, at 11 a.m. Casey will talk about his family’s longtime Kent institution, N.M. Watson and Company, the general store and lumberyard on Main Street that once stood where Kent Town Center is now located.