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Programming is aimed at transforming students into professionals through authentic business experiences.

Students Will Compete for the Top Award at VE’s Annual Youth Business Summit in April.

LIU Post to Host the Event.

Three from Fountain Valley and one from Huntington Beach have accomplished the highest achievement in Girl Scouting.

Five students each received a $5,000 scholarship after creating Connexcities, a platform for LGBTQ and BIPOC entrepreneurs.

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Students from Jefferson High School recently won first place in the VE Central Florida State Business Plan Competition for their virtual company, Ran Energy, creating floor tiles that will harness and store kinetic energy.

Student-entrepreneurs earn a chance to showcase their one-of-a-kind shoelaces concept at national competition

Palatines St. Patricks Day parade will be back next month after a two-year hiatus. The parade on March 12 is sponsored by Durty Nellies, the downtown restaurant and music venue that next month also will celebrate its 50th year in business.

Students in one of business teacher Jamie Dunlaps classes at Geneva High School have an important task during the daily noon hour -- leasing beachfront property available on a private island to potential customers across the country or overseas.