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Wednesday's Football Predictions and Previews
Wednesday's football predictions and previews including The latest instalment of the Merseyside derby takes centre stage at Goodison Park on Wednesday night. Liverpool and Newcastle United are also among the Premier League clubs in action.
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Read more at Sports Mole
New Pew Research Center Survey: Small Businesses Share a Major Commonality
A majority of the businesses surveyed, almost three in five, have been running for at least six years, and 15% were operational for over a quarter of a century. One week before National Small Business Week, a new study examines some surprising things that the millions of small businesses across the U.S. have in common. In fact, 27 million, or about 82%, did not have any workers, and about 3 million businesses with employees only had one to four people on their payroll.
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Read more at Entrepreneur
The Importance of Intuition in Decision-Making
Business Talk explores how primal instincts, honed for survival, are both a boon and a bane in the sophisticated decision-making required in today's business environments. Inasmuch, such complex corporate arenas of modern Kenya demand more calculated approaches not as suited to our gut feelings, gut urges, and gut decisions. The findings can prove pivotal for leaders facing decisions clouded by unknowability.
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Read more at Business Daily
England's Adil Rashid Embraces the World Cup
Adil Rashid is urging England's cricketers to put the misery behind them as they look to defend their T20 crown. Jos Buttler's side lifted the trophy in the shortest format of the game in Australia in 2022 after a nail-biting victory over Pakistan in the final at the MCG. Rashid insists there is no reason why they cannot find themselves on the winner's podium once again.
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Read more at Eurosport COM
Tanzania Tourism Development Project to Continue Implementation
World Bank has so far disbursed $125 million, representing 87.4 percent of $150 million for the project implementation. Reports in several foreign media outlets showed on Tuesday that the World Bank’s decision to suspend the $150 million project due to allegations of human rights abuses. The World Bank said at the time that it “has zero tolerance for violence in the projects it finances”
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Read more at The Citizen
South Carolina Department of Mental Health
South Carolina Department of Mental Health primarily serves people who continue to live in their homes while receiving assistance. “We treat over 100,000 patients every year... and 98% of those people we treat in the community,” Dr. Robert Banks said. The Aiken-Barnwell Mental Health Center helps keep patients on their medicine, in their counseling and out of emergency rooms.
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Read more at The Post and Courier
Preparing for Public Health Emergency
Douglas County Health Director Dr. Lindsay Huse is working on a plan to better prepare for public health emergencies. Vodec is a nonprofit teaming up with the county in their efforts. Overall, Huse believes the pandemic was a lesson learned on how to move forward.
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Read more at WOWT
The Little Shop of Horrors at Vanden Theatre
“Little Shop of Horrors” opens April 25 at Vanden’s Little Theatre. The show features four different puppet versions of the man-eating plant, Audrey II. “I’m always excited and thrilled to come and create, collaborate and work with the students,” says Director Jerald Bolden.
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Read more at Vallejo Times-Herald
Memphis Tourism Kicks Off First Free Live Music Event in Downtown Jackson
Memphis Tourism will kick off its first free live music event at the AMP in Downtown Jackson. Expect local and live Memphis music from Marcus Scott as well as entertainment by the Beal Street Flippers. Just last year, Memphis received more than 600-thousand visitors from the greater Jackson area.
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Read more at WBBJ-TV
Embrace Race Luncheon
The fifth annual Embrace Race Luncheon took place Tuesday afternoon at the Figge Art Museum. It gives business leaders in the region an opportunity to connect with African American boys. Proceeds from the event will benefit a well-suited non-profit organization.
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Read more at KWQC