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Wednesday, 10 March 2021, 6:33 am World CX Summit - Asia to Discuss Latest Trends in Customer Experience Management, Explore Innovations that Can Empower Businesses Over 250 CX leaders alongside CXOs, CAOs, CTOs, CMOs, CDOs are convening virtually to discuss the latest strategies, tech trends and opportunities in CX. These innovative leaders will also discuss best practices in defining and documenting an organization-wide approach to prioritize & integrate CEM into every business. SINGAPORE, M...

ROME CITY — Rome City police officers will soon be equipped with body cameras, becoming the latest Noble County department to add the technology. After waiting a month and getting one additional quote from a vendor, not much changed from February as Marshal Paul Hoffman suggested the town go with a system from WOLFCOM. The WOLFCOM camera system was the cheapest of the three vendors Hoffman priced, and is well-known in the law enforcement field as the company provides cameras to more than 1...

CAMDEN—Restaurants operating in a pandemic have had to make enormous changes in order to stay afloat. Gabriela Acero and Derek Richard, a couple featured in our recent story “ wolfpeach, a new chophouse with a Maine twist, to open in Camden,” have reviewed their original restaurant plans under these circumstances. Their restaurant, wolfpeach, has not yet opened. Instead, they have decided to kick off their grand opening this spring as a barbeque joint until the industry inches back to nor...

ALBION — Noble County REMC announced six grants totaling $12,000 from its Operation Round Up program, which is hitting new milestones in its nearly 20-year history.

(The Center Square) – While the 20 villages, towns and cities on the Louisiana legislative auditor’s list of financially distressed municipalities are in fairly stable condition, almost 100 agencies across

For the second year in a row, the White Elephant Parade has been canceled due to COVID-19. On a brighter note, the White Elephant thrift store, closed since Jan. 12 when Arizona saw a spike in cases, will reopen April 12. General Manager Karen Lavo said Tuesday that while requirements to hold events are evolving, the parade takes months to plan and they can’t guarantee they would be able to meet Pima County regulations for outdoor events. The board made the decision Monday to cancel. Lavo ...

HuffPost officially merged with BuzzFeed on February 16. Less a month later, the sites staff is being dramatically cut.

ATLANTA – Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, along with the Federal Trade Commission and 46 agencies from 37 states and the District of Columbia, has stopped a massive telefunding operation

Fourteen cars, an RV, two forklifts and a skid steer machine were destroyed in the fire that housed an auto body shop.

Longtime Burke County Public Schools Superintendent Larry Putnam announced his resignation at Monday evening’s work session of the Burke County Board of Education. After nearly a decade altogether in the superintendent role, Putnam said he will join Hickory’s Catawba Valley Community College in an executive vice president position. He doesn’t yet know his final day with BCPS, but Putnam said he will start at CVCC on May 1. At CVCC, Putnam will be tasked with being a close associa...