Fall River's Inpopnito to be featured on QVC live Dec. 2
Inpopnito, gourmet popcorn made in Fall River with unique flavors like Key lime and buttered maple, will be featured on QVC live on Dec. 2.
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Inpopnito, gourmet popcorn made in Fall River with unique flavors like Key lime and buttered maple, will be featured on QVC live on Dec. 2.
Medical package testers are revealing a lot more about their subjects these days. How? Using high-frequency ultrasound, for one. With it, engineers can locate defects as small as 10 µm in packages. Attendees of HealthPack 2003 heard this news from Jack Richtsmeier, business development manager of Sonoscan Inc. The firm’s technology, Acoustic Micro Imaging (AMI), can locate voids, cracks, delaminations, and disbonds in many types of medical and pharmaceutical packaging. Cardinal Health, for instance, has used it to test foil laminate pouches. But is such test sensitivity really necessary?...
Honoring unsung hero Hal Miller in Harrison County April 13, 2021 Hal Miller, the Harrison County Building and Grounds Director, lost his battle with pancreatic cancer this past Saturday. He was 66-years-old. Miller was born and... April 13, 2021 Tonight at 7pm WXXV CW will televise a live Town Hall discussion, “Mississippi Town Hall: The Road to Normal.” The town hall broadcast will feature... April 13, 2021 Over in Hancock County, the City of Diamondhead is working towards new recreational and business opportunities for their residents. 2021 has been a busy year... April 13, 2021 The Ci...
As 2020 nears its end, the journalists in our newsroom were asked to take part in a collective effort. The request: Select five pieces of work from this tumultuous and painful year that each of us found of particular meaning. On one level, it was impossible. The past 12 months, above all else, built into an ongoing torrent of civic sacrifice, loss and struggle. Beginning in March, much of my work has involved Western New York lives claimed or turned upside down by Covid-19. Those accounts were often intertwined with the selflessness of those who quietly tried to save or protect others threate...