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December 1, 2013

Bright Spots of 2013

Can it really be December? This year has been a difficult one, so I am not really sorry that the end is in sight. As difficult as 2013 has been, we have had some very bright spots. We are very grateful for the shelter volunteers who faithfully come to bathe puppies and dogs, socialize kittens,... Read More
Paws for the Cause
December 1, 2013

The Truth about Debt Consolidation

People have debts with many creditors and at varying interest rates. Debt consolidation may save you a great deal of money if you are willing to become a true master of the art and science of managing money. Realistically, there is NO magic formula to get rid of debt. Check the debts you owe: credit... Read More
The Money Club
December 1, 2013

Big Fat Santa

He Said Well, I have finally reached the weight where I can officially call myself your “Big Fat Santa.” I mean who wouldn’t want to have their own personal Santa. I have never seen my weight blossom like it did this year. My clothes don’t fit and my hair is balding, but you still don’t... Read More
He Said She Said
August 1, 2012

Get Better Results by Segmenting Your Email

One of the most priceless assets in your online marketing arsenal is a targeted email list. Understanding its power and potential can make a huge difference to your marketing program. It is a common variable to give you a competitive advantage, however, uncertainty about what lead types and audience can dramatically prevent your promotions to... Read More
The Money Club
August 1, 2012

Great Service-Same Whining

He Said Last month we had the pleasure of attending a friend’s wedding in Atlanta. I really enjoyed the time off because it gave me a chance to shop and be with my best friend in the whole world …you. Everything was beautiful, the wedding was exquisite, being with our friends and sharing good times is what... Read More
He Said She Said
July 1, 2012

The Death of Joint Ventures

In the past, joint ventures were complimentary to businesses that leveraged off of all kinds of other businesses. However, the Great Recession destroyed confidence and potential in markets to set up endorsements. Meaningfully speaking, contingency plans failed to exist. Uncertainty about the future put everybody in survival mode. On the surface, joint ventures do not... Read More
The Money Club
July 1, 2012

Bringing Baby Home

By: Caroline Jennings-Arthur For nine months you have taken appropriate precautions with your health, maintained regular ob-gyn appointments, and begun your nesting process by putting together the nursery. Now the fun begins! That is not a facetious statement. For many parents, a baby and a rocking chair equal heavenly bliss. Housework can wait, that novel isn’t going anywhere, and... Read More
The Teaching Tree
July 1, 2012

Wally

By: Paulette Dean, Executive Director, Danville Humane Society Last October, a seven pound, three month-old puppy came to the shelter as a stray.  He had been found wandering on South Main Street.  The shelter manager picked him up, brought him into my office, and all I can say is that love happened.  I resisted adopting... Read More
Paws for the Cause
July 1, 2012

Independence Day

He Said While having a conversation with a group of people last month, one of the gentleman was scheduled to be in an upcoming wedding….his own. One of the guys in our mixed crowd of men and women went on to describe how much your life changes after you get married. Now I know that... Read More
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