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At the September 20th Washington City Council meeting, the council unanimously approved the major site plan for Scooter’s Coffee which will move into the lot that the historic Smouse House occupied. The demolition date for the Smouse House has been set for Monday, September 26th.

The Washington Historic Preservation Commission approved the demolition on June 20th, citing its long-term vacancy, safety hazards, and the current estimate that it would cost over $1.5 million to renovate. At the July 5th Washington City Council meeting, the council unanimously approved a demolition permit. However, the demolition could not ultimately be finalized until the National Register of Historic Places supported the demolition.

Washington Mayor Jaron Rosien spoke with KCII and talked about how much involvement the City Council had in determining what would move onto the former Smouse House lot. “The council operates in terms of codes and ordinances, which has to do with the traffic and the entrances and exits around Scooters Coffee. We want to support business and industry here in Washington, and not at the expense of other industries and businesses here in Washington. However, Council concerns are restricted to codes and ordinances and not to debate the type of

Business degrees blending science, engineering, liberal arts to give future business leaders and entrepreneurs a new competitive advantage

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Purdue’s next big move in a decade-long series of major strategic investments will reimagine its current School of Management into a new School of Business that will redefine the preparation of business leaders for today’s technology-driven world and tomorrow’s unknowns.

Plans were announced Friday (Sept. 23) for the new school, which will be supported by a substantial university investment along with a major fundraising effort designed to reengineer a top-ranked School of Business that will prepare tomorrow’s leaders and entrepreneurs, grounded in the hallmarks of a Purdue education, including STEM disciplines and business analytics.

“Students in Purdue’s new School of Business will receive a well-rounded education, including the history, philosophy and economic theory of free market systems, and a firm grounding in the liberal arts and the communication skills that come with it,” Purdue President Mitch Daniels said. “They will enter the world proud of the careers they have chosen and thoroughly prepared for leadership and managerial excellence in the most technologically complex fields.”

Amid declines in college-going rates nationwide, Purdue’s School of Management has grown by nearly

Small businesses are still reeling from the devastating impact of the pandemic, which is exacerbated by the current economic climate. This is why the American Rescue Plan Act or ARPA is still offering funds to small business owners in communities across the country. The amount of money ARPA-related programs are offering will vary depending on the issue a community is looking to address.

So, make sure to keep up with any ARPA-related grants the community you live in is offering and apply as soon as possible. These grants or one time payment offers through stimulus programs are a great way to keep your business going if you are facing financial difficulty. And since you don’t have to pay it back, you can optimize the money to do more.

The ARPA grants for small businesses include several programs that are looking to help businesses that have suffered financial loss due to the pandemic. Programs such as Small Business STIMulus Grant Program will be providing one-time payments of up to $50,000, while other grants will be offering up to $10,000 to support operations. Find out about all the other grants available now.

Small Business News Roundup – August 26, 2022

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KOURTNEY Kardashian just teased her new secret business Lemme and she’s partnering up with her long-time family friend Simon Huck.

The US Sun can exclusively reveal Kourtney’s plans for her new business venture and her secret business partnership with Simon.

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According to documents obtained exclusively by The US Sun, Kourtney, 43, filed a trademark for Lemme on February 19, 2022.

Lemme will include the production of “bags, purses, totes, wallets, clutches and clothing.”

Other categories included in the trademark are listed as “games, toys and sporting goods.”

The US Sun can also reveal Kourtney turned to her family friend Simon, 38, who is the owner of the successful New York public relations firm Command Entertainment Group.

Kourtney has partnered up with Simon’s New York business to help promote the launch of Lemme – and he even dropped a cheeky comment in her post.

NSF-WHAT?

Earlier today, the Kardashian star intrigued fans by dropping her mystery brand on Instagram.

The brand’s Instagram has a link in the bio

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Auto makers around the world are scrambling to secure raw materials to expand battery capacity for electric vehicles.

Tesla

has its own EV battery supply chain plans. It’s getting into a new part of the battery supply chain that is a license to print money, according to CEO Elon Musk.

Updated: When Adam Neumann revealed his new venture to WeWork-ify the residential real estate sector Monday, backed by a $350 million investment from Andreessen Horowitz, the announcement was long on hype, and short on details.

Forbes has learned that the company, Flow, intends to launch a digital wallet that can store crypto – among other currencies, including US dollars – in addition to the real estate management software it announced previously.

Davidson Goldin, a spokesperson for Flow, said the planned digital wallet cannot be used to make rental payments for Flow-managed apartments using cryptocurrency it may store, but can be used for outside purchases like any other wallet.

Goldin confirmed Flow’s plans for a wallet after Forbes learned about recruitment efforts for the company this month, where a recruiter was promoting a role at a “ground breaking venture that will be one of the largest implementations of blockchain in the economy, involving a multi faceted approach that will be spearheaded by Adam Neumann ( ex-CEO of WeWork).”

In a LinkedIn message sent to one potential product manager candidate,

When it comes to building a brand, social media remains one of the best tools in aiding a business in reaching its target audience. The medium builds brands, provides customers with information about their debut, and gives them a chance to provide feedback.

The term “viral” is used to describe produced content that is widely shared across many platforms. It all brings a lot of good (and/or bad) attention to a brand and can help reach new audiences if done the right way.

Here are a couple of key tips for burgeoning businesses looking to build their presence across all online options.

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1. Know your platforms

There are many different social media categories that all have their own uses with different audiences. Make sure you understand each platform, what type of content goes on it and what crowds you should corral. The most popular include Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn and Snapchat. Your business may be suitable to have a presence on all or only some of these options.

2. Keep posts brand-focused

Write about your business and things that relate to it.