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Big Brothers, Big Sisters hosts Bowl For Kids’ Sake fundraiser Staff report Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Shelby and Darke County’s Bowl For Kids’ Sake is being held at Bel-Mar Lanes in Sidney and McBos Lanes in Versailles. Pictured is David Stafford and Charli Pierce who bowled on Carol Peirce’s team. Provided photo SIDNEY Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Shelby and Darke County’s Bowl For Kids’ Sake is being held at Bel-Mar Lanes in Sidney and McBos Lanes in Versailles. Instead of having one specific date, participants are able to bowl during the time frame of March 5 to August 31. Team members receive T-shirts and vouchers that are good for one game of bowling and shoe rental. Bowl For Kids’ Sake was sponsored by 75 businesses that made general donations, or donated prizes for the event, and brought together 103 bowlers to make up the 24 participating teams. ....
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David Stafford holds Charli Pierce at the Bowling for Kids’ Sake event, held by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Shelby and Darke County. Stafford and Charli are part of Carol Pierce’s team. Fundraiser to continue through Aug. 31 SIDNEY Big Brothers Big Sisters of Shelby and Darke County’s Bowl For Kids’ Sake will be held at Bel-Mar Lanes in Sidney and McBos Lanes in Versailles. Instead of having one specific date, participants are able to bowl through Aug. 31, 2021. Team members receive t-shirts, vouchers that are good for one game of bowling and shoe rental. Bowl For Kids’ Sake was supported by 75 businesses who sponsored, made general donations, or donated prizes for the event, and brought together 103 bowlers to make up the 24 participating teams. ....
Despite challenges around COVID-19, the industry looks forward to a robust 2021 and beyond as demand is booming and residential construction posts historically strong numbers. This year’s annual Industry Pulse survey looks ahead at the booming housing market while taking into consideration challenges around labor, material procurement, supply chain and heightened safety considerations. Few would disagree 2020 was an unprecedented year. Based on last year’s Industry Pulse survey, most companies were optimistic about business conditions heading into a new decade. They were looking to innovate in the products they offered and ways they did business, and more than 80 percent of respondents anticipated moderate to strong growth. Then March came. The COVID-19 pandemic quickly dominated every headline and, as the severity of virus transmission increased, businesses temporarily shut down and leaders were tasked with navigating an uncertain future. Fortunately, the essential natu ....