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The Times-Mirror spoke with Julie Hoffmann and Lori DuVal, twin sisters who own J&L Interiors in Leesburg. Their company has worked for over 20 years in the Washington, D.C., region
$3.5 million project adds hospice suites, additional private rooms
Panasonic Avionics Corporation (Panasonic Avionics) has today announced that it has joined forces with Adobe to advance the next generation of In-Flig...
Mitchell community helps usher in Avera Brady's $3.6M expansion, renovation project “It will have a positive impact for residents, families and staff for years to come,” said Avera Brady Administrator Julie Hoffmann, noting the expansion will allow the facility to hold 84 residents. Written By: Sam Fosness | × From left to right: Sister Roxanne Seifert, Julie Hoffmann, Molly Sutton and Doug Ekeren, of Avera Health, dig their shovels into the ground Tuesday evening at Avera Brady Health and Rehab in Mitchell during the groundbreaking ceremony. (Sam Fosness / ...
Normal text size Very large text size Entrepreneur John Keats has known fitness queen Michelle Bridges since the late 1990s, when she roared into Sydney in a Sportsgirl Barina with everything she owned in the boot and began working at a gym near his car dealership. He has watched her become a millionaire and a mother; fall in love and have her heart broken; and become a titan of Australian fitness before weathering the public disgrace of being caught drink-driving with her then four-year-old son Axel in the back seat. These days, Keats, who owns a chain of Pilates studios, lives on a farm nea...