Author: Alexandra Linsday
Campaign filings show AI employees donating faster, more heavily, and more in sync than three prior tech-IPO donor classes. Here’s where the money is going.Read More
Lately, I’ve found myself thinking a lot of that scene in the 2016 Star Wars spinoff “Rogue One” when rebel fighters Jyn Erso and Cassian Andor head to the planet of Scarif to steal the plans for the Death Star . The blueprints are stored high up in an ominously dark tower guarded by trigger-happy Stormtroopers under the leadership of a snarly Empire commander. The data tower, it becomes clear – through the incessantly repetitive ominous music, the dimmed lighting and the firepower used to defend it – is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT. A key pillar to the Empire’s power. Holding vital…
The smoky conditions changed Friday night’s atmosphere in downtown Lynchburg.Read More
The 23-unit community near downtown underwent more than $1 million in improvements since 2022.Read More
Hellbender Outfitters owner Matt Moore joins ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ to discuss his Tennessee-based business and how he supports military families.Read More
Careb Bien-Aime enjoyed the flexible hours and getting to help people as a home health aide while studying in college.Read More
Food and drinks at most sports stadiums cost significantly more than they do outside the venue, but new laws could make concessions more affordable.Read More
Juana Matias urged the crowd at the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce to advocate for more pro-housing policies.Read More
The Arkansas Negro Business Men’s League was created by prominent Black business and professional leaders at a meeting in Little Rock on Dec. 31, 1902-Jan 1, 1903. The state organization grew out of the National Negro Business League, created in 1900 and headed by Booker T. Washington, principal of Alabama’s Tuskegee Institute and one of the most prominent spokesmen for Black communities at the time.Read More
Laurie’s Pie Bar on Pine Avenue is celebrating its 10th anniversary.Read More