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June 25, 2023
ALBANY – The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation has announced that Laura Russ, strategic initiatives coordinator at the Albany Area Chamber Foundation, graduated from Cohort XXIII of the national organizations’
June 22, 2023
Changes in the body donation system must be made. Bringing in the feds is not the best way to make them.
June 21, 2023
With 1,414 grantees and $8.5 million in grants distributed since 2020, the Coalition to Back Black Businesses continues to support America's Black-owned small businesses through ongoing economic shifts
June 21, 2023
Parker’s Favorite Weekend was recently held. Once again, the annual Parker Days Festival took over Downtown Parker the second weekend of June. Last year marked the triumphant return of the …
June 20, 2023
The Frisco Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors has accepted the resignation of long-time President/CEO Tony Felker, effective Aug. 17, 2023. The date is symbolic as it also marks Felker’s
June 16, 2023
Earlier this month, 45 principals from across the commonwealth graduated from the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Leadership Institute for School Principals program, a year-long executive-level leadership training course that
June 14, 2023
Child care continues to be a significant issue for the business community, as companies try to meet their workers’, or prospective workers’, needs. A recent report from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation found 62% of employers said child care was a reason they were seeing employees leave the workforce.The Show spoke with Danny Seiden, president and CEO of the Arizona
June 14, 2023
A new national report on child well-being ranks Mississippi 32nd nationally for education, the only measure in which the state’s rank has meaningfully improved in the last decade.
June 13, 2023
Much like the balance of the country, the inability to work together to solve common problems is a core issue. The pendulum always swings back, and I look forward to when bipartisanship is restored and our leaders and citizens can engage in productive dialogue addressing the myriad of challenges facing our community.