Long ago, a person’s home and vocation were inextricably linked. If one was a farmer, they lived on the land they worked. If they were a shopkeeper or tradesman, their home was attached to their shop. However, the idea of going to work and coming home became the norm as industrialism rose. However, this isn’t everyone’s reality. Some business owners choose to open up shop out of their homes. If this sounds like a dream come true, follow these tips for starting a business out of your … [Read more...] about Tips for Starting a Business Out of Your Home
Camp Verde Mayor Focused on Sustainability
Chiseled deep in Dee Jenkins’ memory is the impact that Bill and Genevieve (Vieve) Gore, founders of W. L. Gore & Associates, had on her life. She credits them for her successful career and current position as mayor of Camp Verde. “I would not be the person I am today without their support and encouragement,” she said. “The Gores opened the door for me,” said Jenkins, who was born in Havre de Grace, Maryland. “Soon after I applied for a position with W. L. Gore & Associates … [Read more...] about Camp Verde Mayor Focused on Sustainability
Injured Vet, Service Dog Become Dynamic Duo
You’ve likely seen them around Tucson. Whizzing by in traffic, saddling up in a parking lot or maybe right next to you at a stoplight. To some extent, the dynamic duo with the distinctive bullet-shaped sidecar has actually become what you might call local celebrities for the striking path they cut about town. Their names are Mike and Scott, and they ride a 2018 Road Glide with a custom sidecar. It’s a one-of-a-kind creation with a lot of gawker appeal. In fact, the twosome can’t go anywhere … [Read more...] about Injured Vet, Service Dog Become Dynamic Duo
What to Expect in Construction for the New Year
Welcome to another addition of At Home with Tom and Sandy! We are here to give you the inside scoop on real estate, the construction industry, what is up, what is down, what is hot and what is not. We will share real estate stats, home prices, building permit numbers, construction pointers and give you hints on renovations that will give you a return on your investment. We will talk about products, how to take care of your home and we will just talk. Tom: Hello Sandy! Like the John Lennon … [Read more...] about What to Expect in Construction for the New Year
Jail Project Moving Closer to Completion
Construction work on the new Prescott Criminal Justice Center (PCJC) located on Prescott Lakes Parkway is nearly 45% complete. Meanwhile, the Yavapai County Board of Supervisors has approved a $1,368,731 expenditure to staff the facility. David McAtee, Yavapai County public information officer for the Board of Supervisors, told Quad Cities Business News that the PCJC is on target and on budget, and should be completed on schedule, barring any major supply chain issues or unexpected … [Read more...] about Jail Project Moving Closer to Completion
Treating COVID-19 with Monoclonal Antibody Therapy at YRMC
Early treatment for COVID-19 infection with Monoclonal Antibody (MAB)Therapy for high-risk patients is available at Dignity Health, Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC). To receive the treatment, patients need a physician order and an appointment. What are Monoclonal Antibodies? Monoclonal antibodies are laboratory-made proteins that mimic your immune system’s ability to fight off harmful viruses. Casirivimab + Imdevimab (Regeneron) are monoclonal antibodies that are specifically … [Read more...] about Treating COVID-19 with Monoclonal Antibody Therapy at YRMC
Understanding the Lasting Impact of Legacy Giving
Benjamin Franklin left a legacy of accomplishment as a printer, innovator, author, public servant and statesman. Two centuries later, we still consider this founding father as one of the greatest Americans. Yet, at his passing, Franklin left behind something in addition to a life of great work. In 1789, just before his death, Franklin revised his will, leaving 2,000 sterling pounds – the equivalent at the time to about $9,000 – to be distributed as low-interest loans to tradesmen in Boston … [Read more...] about Understanding the Lasting Impact of Legacy Giving
Pure Wafer Planning Major Expansion
Supply chain shortages, coupled with the two-year-old pandemic, have intensified the worldwide demand for microchips. Officials with Pure Wafer Inc. in Prescott have reacted to that increasing need by expanding their company through the purchase of Noel Technologies. Pure Wafer is the nation’s largest U.S.-based supplier of silicon wafer solutions and services to the global semiconductor manufacturing industry. Mark Borowicz, CEO of Pure Wafer, which owns its 44,000-square-foot … [Read more...] about Pure Wafer Planning Major Expansion
Giving Your New Pet Time to Adjust
People seem to think that when they adopt a new dog or cat and bring it home that it’s going to be like a Hallmark movie, and they will fit in right away! Sometimes they do; sometimes they don’t! One of the hardest things is seeing a dog or cat be adopted and so happy to go home and then one or two days later, they are brought back because that animal “wasn’t what we expected” or “didn’t fit in.” It can take up to three months for them to feel like they are home! That’s why it’s so important … [Read more...] about Giving Your New Pet Time to Adjust
Living a Life of Gratitude
Grateful people are happier and healthier. It may seem cliché but there’s research to prove focusing on the good in life improves your physical, social and emotional well-being. It helps you unearth more meaning in your life, sleep better and cope positively with stress. What is Gratitude? Gratitude is a positive, but complex, emotion with several interpretations. Some say it’s the action of saying thank you when someone gives something. Others say it has a biological and societal … [Read more...] about Living a Life of Gratitude