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Benay Shannon is an honoree in the 2023 Women Who Mean Business program. Read on to learn more about her.

The operation can produce 10 times more yield than traditional outdoor farming in its vertical aeroponic farming system.

Happy Friday morning, Columbus.

I know many of you out there earned your first paychecks working in a fast food restaurant. I did.

Heck, today some 5.2 million people work at Wendy's, McDonald's, Burger King, White Castle and the like in the United States.

For more on this, as well as the future of fast food, grab a spatula and meet me in The Last Word.

But first, let's get down to today's business.

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What does a 20-foot-high, colorful mural of Colonel Sanders reimagined as a space-age toy have to do with economic development? Quite a bit if you’re from Covington.

The city has embarked on a program to fund homegrown artistic ideas to help cultivate a cool but quirky image of the riverfront town, and attract more tourists, residents and businesses.

Covington officials have awarded more than $200,000 to artists to create 12 projects around the city under its Quality of Place Grant Program. Another…

Here's a brief look at how a few local retailers and restaurants are helping the community following the disaster.

After cultivating a loyal customer base in Corrales over the last 12 years, Pasando Tiempo Winery is expanding to Albuquerque.

Long-acting injectables of existing pet drugs could make life easier for pet parents, said Lifescient founder and CEO Kamalesh Rao, and drive more revenue for vet offices.

Denver-based Tom's Watch Bar is nearing an opening in Sacramento's Downtown Commons, approximately two years after its original anticipated opening date.

Organizers envision a days-long festival that brings big-ticket concerts, an outdoors conference and trade show, sporting events, food, vendors, film and public speakers.