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Editorial Board Announced for 2023 – PHE America
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Editorial Board Announced for 2023 – PHE America

PHE America has announced its editorial board members for 2023. The Editorial Board is composed of professionals in higher education interested in serving as reviewers to offer writers constructive feedback in preparing their articles for publication. Editorial Board members serve both PHE America and Sport Coach America. The six-member board includes Brian Sather, a professor at Eastern Oregon University; Editor-in-Chief, Pete Van Mullema professor at Lewis-Clark State College and director of Sport Coach America; Rory Weishaaran associate professor at Central Washington University; Jessica Savagean instructor at Lewis-Clark State College; Aubrey Shaw, an academic program advisor at the University of Idaho;…
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A Dietitian’s Summer Fitness Routine & How I Fuel For It – Osinga Nutrition
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A Dietitian’s Summer Fitness Routine & How I Fuel For It – Osinga Nutrition

After wrapping up my marathon this spring, I have decided it’s time to run another one this fall – and I’m aiming to beat my time! Let me take you through what my summer marathon training routine will look like, along with how I fuel and recover from that training.As I highlight fueling and recovery routine, I’ve partnered with the Canadian Beverage Association (CBA) to showcase the role of 100% juice in my diet for Juice Celebration Month. 100% juice is fantastic fuel and recovery for my workouts due to the natural sugar content (the quickest fuel), electrolytes and…
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Lansing small business turns to TikTok to attract customers
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Lansing small business turns to TikTok to attract customers

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – Small businesses tend to love the holiday season because of increased foot traffic in their stores due to holiday shopping. But one store is using a different method to increase its business through the popular social media app TikTok. Alexa Hecksel is the owner of Clean Refillery in Lansing. She said the store’s first beginnings were strictly online. And now, with a store location in mid-Michigan, she’s looking to appeal to customers nationwide through social media. Hecksel said Clean Refillery focuses on low-waste products, a planet-friendly shop. “I saw that there was a gap in the…
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Small Business – The Greenville Advocate
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Small Business – The Greenville Advocate

Washington DC, Dec. 03, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Today, the US Small Business Administration (SBA) and the US Department of Defense (DoD) announced a new joint effort to establish the Small Business Investment Company Critical Technologies Initiative (SBICCT), designed to grow investment in critical technologies vital to US national security. This new partnership will support the Biden-Harris Administration’s whole-of-government effort to bolster America’s leadership in global innovation and to strengthen our national security by incubating and scaling technologies. Administrator Guzman joined Defense Secretary Austin at the Reagan National Defense Forum in Simi Valley, California, where they held a joint letter…
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Small Business Saturday, art walk event, drew customers downtown
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Small Business Saturday, art walk event, drew customers downtown

FARMINGTON – One sign business is booming in the Studio Bake Shoppe at the Artifiacts 302 gallery is when they start to run out of milk. Big time. Owner Bev Taylor left the cash register to buy eight more gallons of milk for a long line of patient diners waiting for coffee and baked goods to bring people to the place even on a quiet day. And Nov. 26 was no quiet day. “We’re doing great,” Taylor said after ringing up a couple more customers around 4 pm as the golden afternoon sun slid through the windows. “We started at…
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Charities feel strain from inflation and pandemic
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Charities feel strain from inflation and pandemic

LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — After Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber ​​Monday, non-profits nationwide are hoping that shoppers still have money left to spend to help them. This year, the phrase “it takes a village” has never been truer to Executive Director of Lighthouse Ministries Tay Henderson. Lighthouse provides everyday necessities for those in need, such as food, socks, housing shoes, coats and blankets. While they have managed to continue helping the people they serve daily, Henderson says it has not been easy. Rising costs for food, gas and other goods have stretched their budget thin. Henderson says…
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Centro Hispano’s entrepreneurship program helps grow Latino small businesses in East TN
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Centro Hispano’s entrepreneurship program helps grow Latino small businesses in East TN

Newly-graduated entrepreneurs from Centro Hispano’s program are ready to open their doors for business and play a role in Knox County’s economy.KNOX COUNTY, Tenn. — Small Business Saturday is coming up and Centro Hispano’s “Big Dream in Small Businesses” program is helping excel Latino entrepreneurs, shaping them into small business owners.Hilda Castillo, the coordinator of the program, said that although this program aims to help Latinos in East Tennessee, it affects other communities in Knox County.She said that the more business owners there are in Knox County, the more it will move the economy, sales and employment.…
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