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FAIRFIELD, Ohio and NEW YORK, Oct. 21, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Quality Gold, Inc. and certain of its affiliates and subsidiaries (“Quality Gold” or the...

  The Greenway school board met for a regular meeting Wednesday, March 31. The board looked to the future as they considered proposals for future class trips and long-term facility maintenance plans. Spanish Teacher at Greenway Renee Gibbons gave a presentation on the trip the Spanish class took to Costa Rica in early 2020. Two students went on the trip. Gibbons also requested approval for the next Spanish class trips to Costa Rica for March or April of 2022 and 2023. A number of concerns were raised by both board members and Superintendent Dave Pace.  “I’m concerned about app...

This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Neal Aronson founded Roark Capital in 2001 after working in the hotel business. Roark has acquired 90 brands that have 63,000 locations and account for $54 billion in system revenues Roark is best known for its fast-food empire and brands such as Jamba, Arby's, and Dunkin'. On a winter night in Dallas in 2018, Dave Pace, the chief executive of Jamba Juice, met with Steve DeSutter, the leader of Focus Brands, for a steak dinner. DeSutter ran the emerging mult...

The Citizen your username your email Password recovery [Editor’s note: This is the final installment of a four-part series.] Almost 40 years passed without Dwain Easley and his friends ever mentioning to each other what they had experienced in that Mississippi swamp on October 20, 1977. Now, it seems a bit peculiar to them that they never discussed it again. “We saw each other all the time,” says Easley, a man so seemingly kind and gentle that you wouldn’t think he’d have the temerity to face down the kind of blood and suffering he witnessed the night that Lynyrd S...

Dave Pace, board member of Red Robin and former CEO of Jamba Inc., and Andy Pforzheimer, a co-founder of the Barcelona and Bartaco brands, have come together to create an acquisition company, which is raising $200 million to help scale the restaurant industry's up-and-coming brands.