Title: Business Archives – NKyTribune
Summary: The NKY Chamber is thrilled to announce the lineup for the 2025 Regional Youth Leadership Class, featuring 39 area high schools. Get ready to meet some of the most promising young leaders in the region! And that’s not all – Breeze Airways is bringing two new nonstop flights from CVG to San Diego and Hartford. Say goodbye to long layovers and hello to faster travel! And if you’re looking for a new place to live, check out Altair, a brand new multifamily retail apartment community in Boone County. With its prime location and modern amenities, it’s the perfect place to call home.

Title: My son died on Mother’s Day weekend. Sometimes I wonder how I’ve survived all these years.
Summary: Mother’s Day is always the second Sunday in May, unless it’s a leap year, then it’s the third Sunday. This year, it’s May 12th, and it’s also the day that our son Alex decided to take his own life. He left us a note saying he was sorry, but he couldn’t go on anymore. We were shocked and heartbroken, but we also felt a strange sense of relief. Maybe he was finally free from his pain and suffering. We buried him in a small plot in the park, and we invited our family and friends to say goodbye. It was a sad and somber occasion, but also a bittersweet one. We remembered the good times we had with Alex, and we thanked him for being our son. We also prayed for his soul, and we hoped he would find peace and happiness in heaven.

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Title: Johnson County business news: May 11
Summary: Franklin Chamber of Commerce gets a shiny new award! Community Health Network surgeons are the real MVPs, they just implanted the 1,000th WATCHMAN device. And Indiana American Water is celebrating Drinking Water Week, so let’s raise a glass to clean water!

Title: Lamppa Manufacturing named top family-owned small business
Summary: Lamppa Manufacturing, the Minnesota Family-Owned Small Business of the Year, is a family affair. The company, founded by CEO Garrett Lamppa’s great-grandfather, Richard Lamppa, specializes in Kuuma wood-burning furnaces and sauna stoves. With a rich history and a commitment to quality, Lamppa Manufacturing is a true gem in the world of small businesses.

Title: Clark County Business Briefing, May 11, 2024
Summary: Vancouver’s Convenience Group has been awarded the prestigious Washington Food Industry Association’s recognition. With six Mini Mart stores in the Vancouver area, the company’s CEO and President, Don Rhoads, is the real MVP of the team.

Title: Master of Science in Business Analytics coming to Chandler college
Summary: The University of Arizona’s Chandler campus is throwing a Master of Science in Business Analytics party! Get ready to dance with generative AI, groove to machine learning, and optimize your business moves with data visualization. And don’t worry, the Eller MSBA program is a hybrid between online technical foundation classes and a fun-filled social event. Who said business school couldn’t be a blast?

Title: 2 dead, 2 injured in shooting inside Southland Park neighborhood business. What we know
Summary: Three men are dead and one is still alive after a wild shootout inside a business in Louisville’s Southland Park neighborhood. The fourth man is in a stable but serious condition, and the fifth man is in a stable but not so serious condition, police say.

Title: Former Fond du Lac business owner and State Assembly candidate facing identity theft charges
Summary: Lawrence Foster was a smooth talker, and he knew how to win over two local women. He convinced them to join him in a video/photography business, promising them big bucks. Little did they know, Foster had other plans. He charged them $25,000 on their credit cards for expenses that had nothing to do with the business. And that’s not all, he used the money from those transactions to pay off his debts from his downtown Fond du Lac business, Gathered Roots. Talk about a shady business deal!

Title: Fast food is expensive. Applebee’s and Chili’s are moving in
Summary: If you thought fast food prices were already high, think again! In the past year, they’ve gone up by a whopping 5%. But don’t worry, Applebee’s is here to save the day with their amazing deals. They’re hoping that their prices will speak for themselves and convince you to give their food a try. Unfortunately, sales at US Applebee’s locations that have been open for at least a year have taken a hit, with a 4.6% slump. But hey, at least they’re trying to turn things around!