By Premiere Networks
Apr 16, 2021
BRETT: One of the areas of this audience that you and Rush appreciated are the owners and those operators of small businesses in this business. Now, in Rush s honor, you ve created the Great American Business Award, and you re taking nominations. How s the response been so far?
KATHRYN: It s been huge. We ve received many, many nominations over these last weeks. As you mentioned in the beginning, Rush wanted to start this, actually, at the start of this year. But unfortunately, he couldn t. So he wanted to recognize small businesses throughout the country that really make our country work, and so we re continuing it on in his honor. But the response has been quite overwhelming and wonderful at the same time.
Kathryn Interviews Finalists for the Great American Business Award
Apr 16, 2021
BRETT: One of the areas of this audience that you and Rush appreciated are the owners and those operators of small businesses in this business. Now, in Rush’s honor, you’ve created the Great American Business Award, and you’re taking nominations. How’s the response been so far?
KATHRYN: It’s been huge. We’ve received many, many nominations over these last weeks. As you mentioned in the beginning, Rush wanted to start this, actually, at the start of this year. But unfortunately, he couldn’t. So he wanted to recognize small businesses throughout the country that really make our country work, and so we’re continuing it on in his honor. But the response has been quite overwhelming and wonderful at the same time.
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A 32-year-old man who denied using fraudulent insurance cheques to defraud three businesses will appear before a magistrate next year to determine whether he will be granted bail before his trial.
Another man accused of similar offences was yesterday granted $3,500 bail before his hearing.
In the first incident, Brent McPhee appeared before Magistrate Samuel McKinney after he was accused of using fake JS Johnson cheques to defraud three hardware stores of over $16,000 worth of supplies between November and December.
Yesterday, he was charged with three counts of conspiracy to commit fraud, five counts of possession of a forged document, five counts of uttering a forged document and five counts of fraud by false pretences.