This Was Brainerd - Jan. 13
A look through the Brainerd Dispatch archives with Terry McCollough combing the microfilm for tidbits of history through the decades going back to 1922.
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A look through the Brainerd Dispatch archives with Terry McCollough combing the microfilm for tidbits of history through the decades going back to 1922.
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Tap Network raises $4M for its customizable rewards program Tap Network is providing a new approach to loyalty rewards programs that it describes as “rewards as a service.” You may recognize the Tap Network name, as well as its co-founder and CEO Lin Dai, from Hooch, a startup that offered a drink-a-day subscription service before shifting focus to a broader rewards program. Dai told me he “learned a lot from the Hooch experience” but ultimately “decided that Tap is a much bigger opportunity, we’re really looking at rewards in general.” So Tap Network is a new startup, one that ...
look at the numbers, the same polls, of what voters here in wisconsin think of the presidential race. in that president obama is pretty far ahead of mitt romney, 51% to 44%. so why the discrepancy? i think first answer to that question is this is historically a purple state, wisconsin. but in the presidential races, it has gone democratic, as you and i were talking about yesterday, since ronald reagan, since 1984. statewide had has been trending more republican and this could tell that story. we actually were talking to some voters this morning at a local diner, and the answer is tha...
wisconsin and the re-election prospects could be in jeopardy. the results here are far from clear cut when it comes to the presidential race. the energy in scott walker's victory hall was palpable. >> and i continue to be the 45th governor of the great state of wisconsin. >> reporter: they look to harness this passion for the presidential election. >> this messaging is the same as november. should we limit the government spending to what we can afford? yes or no? that's what scott walker did. he led on that issue and that's the same thing barack obama will have to answer to in novemb...