Cadenzo’s Troy Smith works at the new 36 Degrees North business incubator in City Hall. The new 36 Degrees North business incubator has officially opened in Tulsa’s City Hall building. Rachel Knorr (left) and Abbey Wells work at the new 36 Degrees North business incubator in Tulsa’s City Hall building. Nathan Pickard loves his work, but where he works makes it even better. Pickard, founder of ThirdLine, a financial technology software company, first set up shop above Soundpony bar in the Arts District.…
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Gwinnett residents tapped to review county business plans, 2022 budget – On Common Ground News
Testingfg of Ads LAWRENCEVILLE, GA–Gwinnett County has tapped members of the community to help the county set priorities for next year’s budget. County elected officials, department directors and agency leaders will present their 2022 financial outlooks and business plans to a Citizens Review Team beginning Aug. 30. The diverse group of men and women will team up with Chairwoman Nicole Hendrickson to study the needs of departments and agencies to provide services to Gwinnett residents and businesses. From there, the team will recommend funding from a resident’s perspective. “The residents we serve are the driving factor for how the County operates,” Hendrickson said. “It makes sense to continue…
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Facility on point for providing printing services | News
Next time you need color copies, signs, business cards, posters or banners, don’t run all over town looking for a print shop. Go to One Point. MWR’s One Point Print and Audio Visual Services is a one-stop shop for all things printed, and anyone with access to the Arsenal is eligible to be a patron. Located in building 1500 on Weeden Mountain Drive in the building known best for Challenger Bingo, the shop is open Monday through Friday, but meeting “by appointment” is preferred. Whitney Emerson, operations assistant at One Point, has worked there two years and said its services are twofold. The shop helps facilitate meetings on post by…
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WATCH NOW: M-HC chamber honors 3 small businesses with Startup awards | Local News
A video production company, a lavender farm and a custom watercolor stationery company have earned cash prizes for starting up new enterprises in the past year. They are the winners this year in the Startup MHC program, announced Wednesday in a ceremony at the Martinsville Municipal Building. Each received cash for a specified need and access to the Martinsville-Henry County Chamber of Commerce’s support systems for new businesses. Kendall Davis, who has a videography advertising and social media marketing company, BAG Productions, received $6,921.46. Carolyn Byrd, owner of Imagination Lavender Farm in Dyer’s Store, won $3,500, and Ashleigh Pritchard, an artist who paints pet portraits and stationery through CharmCat, won…
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Norton voters support tax break for new business | Local News
NORTON — A large appliance store planning to move into the town’s new business park is getting a tax break. Residents at a special town meeting Monday night overwhelmingly approved the break for Yale Appliance, which had been located in the industrial park in Mansfield before moving to Stoughton. Eighty-one residents turned out for the rare summer town meeting held in the high school auditorium, and masks were required. Acting on the recommendation of local health officials, select board members voted Thursday night to require masks in all town buildings. Under the so-called Tax Increment Financing agreement, Yale Appliance and Condyne, the owner of Blue Star Business Park on Leonard…
