The aging of mainly Caucasian Americans born after World War II coupled with an immigration increase in the racial and ethnic composition of the country “have huge implications” for how employers “allocate resources and make decisions about education, training and hiring,” according to a March Brookings Institution analysis. “As Minnesota and the region go, so goes the nation, which is becoming ever more diversified, with an overall decline in the percentage of whites, and increase in people … [Read more...] about The Changing Face of America’s Workforce
Unusual History Book on QC High School Gym Names
What do a Medal of Honor winner, major league baseball player, physician and administrator have in common? According to a new book, “Who is Gym?” by former Arizona broadcaster and Northern Arizona University grad Scott Hanson, they are the namesakes of various high school sports venues around the state. In Prescott, the high school operates Shepard Field, named after longtime team doctor Bill Shepard. Prescott High’s baseball field press box honors Cal Cordes, a former player, longtime coach, … [Read more...] about Unusual History Book on QC High School Gym Names
Creating Income for Life and Retirement
The number one concern for most retirees is the possibility of outliving their income in retirement. For example, Baby Boomers are retiring at astonishing rates and are looking for ways to replace their steady paycheck. They are worried about the potential of Social Security diminishing and what might happen to their retirement if it does. Baby Boomers are also concerned about the volatility in the market and the possibility of losing money in what may seem like the only place to earn money with … [Read more...] about Creating Income for Life and Retirement
Women in Business Luncheon
July 21. 11:15-1:00. Chino Valley's Women in Business Quarterly Luncheon at the Antelope Hills Golf Course. Speaker: Lori Robenstein, JD. Host: Cheryl Van Demark. More information at www.chinovalley.org … [Read more...] about Women in Business Luncheon
Mechanic Keeps Northern Arizona Clean
Have you ever known a person who let a blow out on a freeway determine where he would settle with his wife and children? Meet Kevin Henrie, owner of Wash Worx Commercial Laundry Repair Service. He and his wife, Kim, who had lived in Phoenix for a while, were looking for places they might like to live and decided to head north. “The car blew a tire right on the 17 just before Lake Mary Road. While we were sitting by the side of the road, we could see the San Francisco Peaks and my wife … [Read more...] about Mechanic Keeps Northern Arizona Clean
Veterans Battling for Promised Education
“I have given up everything to make this work and to pursue my education and career aspirations,” writes Senior Airman Christopher Shelby, U.S. Air Force Reserves and former active duty service member, in a plea to U.S. Congressman Paul Gosar. “Please help protect my rights and my educational benefits.” Shelby’s dilemma also affects 39 other enrollees impacted by an admissions suspension ordered by the Veterans Administration (VA) to the Aviation Technology program at Yavapai … [Read more...] about Veterans Battling for Promised Education
Tips for Online Security
On any given day, most people “check in,” post status updates, tweet, or upload a picture on a social media platform. Most people use multiple social media sites to stay in touch with friends, family and acquaintances. However, sharing too much information can create a real risk. We have included a quick list of tips and tricks to increase your social media safety: Avoid sharing personal information. Posting your home address and pictures of where you live can open you up to real-world … [Read more...] about Tips for Online Security
PET/CT is a Winning Combination
When it comes to high-tech imaging and tracking of cancer, nothing matches the amazing capabilities of today’s PET/CT machine. The technology combines positron emission tomography (PET) scanning with computed tomography (CT) scanning. PET uses small amounts of radiation to show how well various organs are functioning; CT provides detailed images of organs and tissues. The combined result is highly detailed 3-D images of the function and structure of various parts of the body. The first PET/CT … [Read more...] about PET/CT is a Winning Combination
QCBN Has Moved Downtown
Quad Cities Business News, the area’s only privately owned business newspaper, has opened a new office in downtown Prescott across from the courthouse, on the same level as the Jersey Lilly Saloon.“We’re thrilled to be centrally located, right in the middle of a lot of our readership and supporters,” said QCBN Publisher Troy Bix. “The QCBN team is deeply committed to the community and we believe this move will be more convenient for clients and news sources to meet with us.” QCBN also has … [Read more...] about QCBN Has Moved Downtown
YRMC Offering IceCure
Yavapai Regional Medical Center is among the first hospitals in Arizona to introduce IceCure, a procedure to remove benign (non-cancerous) breast tumors without surgery. “Breast fibroadenomas, as they are called, are not life-threatening, but they can be physically disfiguring, uncomfortable and cause women emotional distress,” said Nancy K. Ledoyen, RN, Director, the BreastCare Center at YRMC. “IceCure allows our breast surgeons to treat those benign tumors with minimal scarring.” Benign … [Read more...] about YRMC Offering IceCure