Through willpower and perseverance, Joseph Bellone survived a horrific car accident and has become one of the best known barbers in the Quad Cities area. The crash occurred on Nov. 7, 2016, in Paulden. Bellone was ejected from the vehicle and severely injured. He shattered bones, crushed his … [Read more...] about Barber Joseph Bellone Keeps Clients Stylish
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Big Bottling in Camp Verde
Now that Verde Valley has been designated an American Viticulture Area (AVA), the Town of Camp Verde has racked up another achievement: Bottling more than 150 different wines, more than any other Arizona municipality. Town of Camp Verde Economic Development Specialist Crisi Clark has validated … [Read more...] about Big Bottling in Camp Verde
Addressing Social Conditions to Improve Health for All
When we exercise, eat the right foods, get enough sleep and have a positive attitude, we’re on the path to healthy living. But research tells us that much more influences health and well-being. Where we are born, live, study, work and play, as well as our age, can affect our health, functioning … [Read more...] about Addressing Social Conditions to Improve Health for All
Fitness Business Bouncing Back
As the fitness industry rebounds from the throes of the pandemic, local gym owners face their challenges with a sense of humor and positive attitude. Jonathan Shearer is the owner of Anytime Fitness, the first independently owned gym in the franchise, which he opened in Prescott Valley in 2003. … [Read more...] about Fitness Business Bouncing Back
How To Start a Pressure Washing Business
Starting any new business can be daunting, but it’s particularly hard to break into a trade industry. Luckily, if you’re interested in starting your own pressure washing business, it’s easy to get started and earn up to six figures a year. Read on to discover how to start a pressure washing business … [Read more...] about How To Start a Pressure Washing Business
APS Meeting Challenges, Encouraging Energy Conservation
As utilities face severe weather, the reduction of coal-fired power plants, increasing costs of oil and gas, aging power grids, wildfires, threats of cybersecurity interference and concern that hydro turbines at Lake Powell and Lake Mead may not being able to produce enough power for clients in the … [Read more...] about APS Meeting Challenges, Encouraging Energy Conservation
Friends Offer Up Something Borrowed for Brides
In the last two years, Rachel Duncan was a bridesmaid at five weddings and Laura Hicks had her own wedding. While considering the age-old problem of what to do with post-wedding decorations, the two best friends created Something Borrowed: Wedding and Event Rentals. “Laura had purchased a lot of … [Read more...] about Friends Offer Up Something Borrowed for Brides
‘Keep Laughing as Loud as Possible’
Problem solving is what you would expect on any given day in business. But some problems are outrageous and require an equally outrageous response. And that’s why I love the memory of Gilbert Gottfried. When my public relations business was starting out and I was young and enthusiastic and didn’t … [Read more...] about ‘Keep Laughing as Loud as Possible’
How To Get a Job as an Electrician With No Experience
If you are willing to work hard and want to earn a decent living, you should consider becoming an electrician. Best of all, you can start working with little to no experience. If this sounds too good to be true, you should continue reading. In this guide, you will learn how to get a job as an … [Read more...] about How To Get a Job as an Electrician With No Experience
The Difference Between Fasteners, Bolts, and Screws
The difference between screws and bolts seems like it would be an easy concept to understand. However, it can be very easy to get them confused with how many different types there are. Who could blame you for not knowing the difference between a screw and a fastener? This article will help clear the … [Read more...] about The Difference Between Fasteners, Bolts, and Screws
