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[ad_1] Sign up for our new Kathy’s Mailbag newsletter here Drop in a question of your very own BY CLICKING HERE or by emailing Kathy Reiser at mailbag@news-gazette.com. A heapin’ helping of local history in this week’s Mailbag: How St. Mary’s Road (maybe) got its name, whether the Champaign City Building once housed a bunker,…
[ad_1] Mayor LaToya Cantrell will be heading to Las Vegas next week for events that will mark the official Super Bowl hand over to New Orleans, which will be hosting the game on Feb. 9, 2025. Cantrell is joining a large New Orleans delegation traveling to “Sin City,” which is hosting its first-ever Super Bowl…
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[ad_1] Emburse CEO Marne Martin discusses: The durability of expense management services Strategies in taking on the ‘Goliath’ Concur Potential acquisitions Travel and expense software provider Emburse recently announced a new CEO: Marne Martin, a newcomer to the travel and expense industry but a veteran in technology and software, having spent more than 25 years…
[ad_1] Today’s headlines Top story Billionaire Gerald Schwartz’s offer for Indigo ‘wholly inadequate,’ analyst says This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Canadian billionaire Gerald Schwartz’s offer to take Indigo Books & Music Inc. private for about $62 million is “wholly inadequate,” according to the only Bay Street analyst who still…
[ad_1] Popular local haunt The Wine Seller in Monticello Marketplace is under new management. Following the retirement of the previous manager, Chyna Jones, who’s been an employee of the shop for seven years, has been named the new operations manager. Since taking the helm in early January, she’s been working to expand The Wine Seller’s…
[ad_1] NEW ORLEANS (AP) — It’s Carnival season in New Orleans and that means lines are long outside local bakeries and the pace inside is brisk as workers strive to meet customer demand for king cakes — those brightly colored seasonal pastries that have exploded in popularity over the years. “Mardi Gras is our busiest…
[ad_1] MARYLAND — The DC Boat Show will float into National Harbor in May while a tea shop will be opening soon in downtown Bethesda. A sushi and Japanese buffet is in the works, as is a vegan restaurant and party supply store, while two businesses are closing. Patch has the scoop on the latest…
[ad_1] Angle down icon An icon in the shape of an angle pointing down. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg with the UFC legends Israel Adesanya, left, and Alex Volkanovski. Dianna “Mick” McDougall for Insider; Mark Zuckerberg Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg loves extreme sports and other high-risk activities. Last year he got hurt while training in mixed…
[ad_1] 2 February 2024 Image source, Getty Images US safety officials say they have uncovered another problem in cars made by Elon Musk’s Tesla: brake warning lights that were too small. The electric carmaker has issued a software update to make the font bigger in a recall affecting nearly 2.2 million cars. It is the…