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Click the thumbs up > Fleets, suppliers and manufacturers have a month to go before the deadline passes for the Fleet News Awards 2021. With new categories and a merger with the Commercial Fleet Awards, the 2021 event will bring together for the first time every aspect of fleet, from car to van to truck. Winning a Fleet News Awards trophy doesn’t come easy, but the effort is worth every moment. Studies show that winners enjoy a measurable improvement in business performance and credibility, while it can also raise staff motivation. Group fleet manager Shaun Atton described himself as “pro...

Not just for being a record holder, United States Olympian and an NCAA 1500-meter champion. The Cadillac native is also being remembered as a mentor, a friend and an inspiration. News started spreading Thursday night of McMullen's tragic death as the result of a skiing accident at Caberfae Peaks.  As the night progressed into the day, more heard the bad news. On social media accounts and in conversations, a common theme was ever-present. From those who had a personal relationship to those who only knew McMullen from his athletic mystique, his everyman attitude and pride in his hometown wer...

Huka Lodge battle: Brian Cooper takes over for late Michael Kidd against ex business partner 3 Mar, 2021 04:25 AM 2 minutes to read The Huka Lodge in Taupo. Photo / Supplied Private investigator Bryan Cooper has stepped in as plaintiff on behalf of the estate of the late South African businessman Michael Kidd in his long-running legal action against his former business partner and former Huka Lodge owner Alex van Heeren. Kidd, 77, died of pancreatic cancer in Gauteng, South Africa on February 18. Under Kidd's will, dated October 22, 2020, he nominated Cooper as executor and made various direc...

DORSET Seafood Festival will be returning to Weymouth for 2021 - but visitors will be limited and have to pay to attend for the first time.

illustration: Gerry Selian The Super Bowl is one of the few events in American athletics that manages to attract the attention of the entire nation, including those who aren’t big sports buffs the other 364 days of the year. Even if football isn’t your forte, there’s plenty else to draw in viewers, depending on your taste for entertainment — the ads, the halftime show, the Buffalo wings, the beer. Or, the wine. While beer is the obvious choice for Super Bowl celebrations, there’s no rule that says you can’t drink wine instead (or in addition). In fact, it might be an ideal choice:...