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Since the start of winter, Toronto-based outerwear company Wuxly has been sharing photos of snow-covered trails on Instagram, reminding Canadians that “outside is still open!” Beatrix Eng, Wuxly’s PR and communications manager, says that the performance factor of winter wear is now a huge priority for shoppers. “If you don’t have a durable winter coat that will actually protect you from the elements, you’re not going to be outside for very long,” she says. “People are looking for an investment piece and not necessarily looking for trends. They want something that they can wear...

Entrepreneur Magazine Lists Ripley PR Among Top 10 Franchise PR Agencies Global specialist public relations agency recognized in annual Franchise 500 issue based on client satisfaction survey News provided by Share this article Share this article KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Ripley PR, a global public relations agency specializing in franchising, skilled trades and B2B, has been named by Entrepreneur Magazine as one of the nation's Top Franchise PR Agencies. This is the third year in a row Ripley has been named to this prestigious list of franchise suppliers. Tennessee-bas...

Thomasville peer recovery center to hand out blankets to homeless Thomasville peer recovery center to hand out blankets to homeless By Niah Humphrey | December 14, 2020 at 6:01 PM EST - Updated December 14 at 7:23 PM THOMASVILLE, Ga. (WALB) - Georgia Pines Community Service Board is making sure those that are homeless stay warm this winter. The Peer Recovery Center in Thomasville will host “Operation Gotcha Covered.” They’re gathering new blankets to pass out next Wednesday. They’re gathering new blankets to pass out next Wednesday. (Source: WALB) Last year, they p...

A rural S.D. community ignored the virus for months. Then people started dying. Annie Gowen Maskless residents walk past storefronts in Mitchell, S.D., on Nov. 22. A day later, the city council voted on a citywide mask mandate. (KC McGinnis for The Washington Post) MITCHELL, S.D. — A cold wind whipped through the prairie as they laid Buck Timmins to rest. Timmins, a longtime coach and referee, was not the first person in Mitchell, S.D., pop. 15,600, to die of the coronavirus. He was not even the first that week. As the funeral director tucked blankets over the knees...