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Mike Copeland: Jorge's Cantina; Terry Black's Barbecue; Roni's Mac Bar; Job training grants - Vimarsana News

Mike Copeland: Jorge's Cantina; Terry Black's Barbecue; Roni's Mac Bar; Job training grants

Jorge's Cantina is progressing nicely. Terry Black's Barbecue is on track for early April. Roni's Mack Bar is joining growth at Cottonwood Creek Market, and more Waco-area business news.

Ohio power outage map: How to check your status - Vimarsana News

Ohio power outage map: How to check your status

See widespread power outages in real time through your energy provider. Here's how.

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Real Estate Owner & Operator Basis Industrial Closes On/Purchases Four Assets and Refinances Two Assets, Totaling 1,328,443-Square-Foot Portfolio in $220 Million Transaction - Vimarsana News

Real Estate Owner & Operator Basis Industrial Closes On/Purchases Four Assets and Refinances Two Assets, Totaling 1,328,443-Square-Foot Portfolio in $220 Million Transaction

/PRNewswire/ -- Basis Industrial, a privately held and vertically integrated real estate owner and operator based in Boca Raton, Florida, closed on/purchased...

Jacksonville small businesses could join Shipyards project - Vimarsana News

Jacksonville small businesses could join Shipyards project

Jaguars, City of Jacksonville will give small businesses a chance to get involved in Shipyards project

TSTC and partners launch The Worksite, a $17M training center in Waco industrial park - Vimarsana News

TSTC and partners launch The Worksite, a $17M training center in Waco industrial park

Years of planning by Texas State Technical College and local governments culminated Thursday with a groundbreaking for a $17 million industrial training center in the Texas Central Park.