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It's Great Up North: Games industry figures on the shared success of developers in Yorkshire's gaming community - Business News - Vimarsana News

It's Great Up North: Games industry figures on the shared success of developers in Yorkshire's gaming community - Business News

Game Republic’s Jamie Sefton managed to tempt Richie Shoemaker from his editorial lair to talk to Yorkshire game industry figures about the challenges and advantages of being based in the region - MCV/DEVELOP

Source: mcvuk.com
Goldenites fighting to keep food trucks at GCB, Goosetown Station - Vimarsana News

Goldenites fighting to keep food trucks at GCB, Goosetown Station

Golden City Brewery, Goosetown Station, their food truck vendors and customers are asking City Council to allow them to keep food trucks in their locations.

Steeling for a fight at the Energy Department - Vimarsana News

Steeling for a fight at the Energy Department

There's a fight going on over federal energy regulations that could transform the way the electric grid is manufactured.

Meet the metal that could transform the grid - Vimarsana News

Meet the metal that could transform the grid

The electricity sector and legacy steel companies are squaring off with a South Carolina company over DOE's transformer proposal.

Source: eenews.net
Wildwood's Morey's Piers uses seagull poop decals, billboards to market summer jobs - Vimarsana News

Wildwood's Morey's Piers uses seagull poop decals, billboards to market summer jobs

Morey's Piers & Beachfront Waterparks launched an unconventional new hiring campaign that uses seagull poop splatter to appeal to prospective seasonal workers at the Wildwood destination. The amusement park is seeking to hire about 800 employees for the summer months including ride operators, lifeguards and game operators.