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The Chance of You Not Having a Great Day? Zero to None!

The last Women’s Expo of the year will be held on Nov. 9 at the Carlisle Expo Center, and it’s sure to be exciting. I don’t know how it got to be November already, but that means the holidays are…

Speeding Toward Her Goals

Growing up, Hillary McFadden did not enjoy eating out as much as she might have because there were no braille menus available for her to review and choose her meal. Blind since infancy, McFadden said, “As a blind individual, eating…

Drugs and the Americans with Disabilities Act – What Employers Should Know

There are a lot of job vacancies in the U.S. right now. The good news is there are many qualified individuals who would love to fill those positions. Some of them are persons with disabilities who are often overlooked as…

Why 3D Mammograms Are Essential for Women Over 40

Experts say three-dimensional images provide a clearer diagnosis, especially for women with dense breast tissue. For women with an average risk of breast cancer, mammograms beginning at age 40 are recommended by many medical professionals. The American Society of Breast…

Grab the Girls and Share in the Fun

Ladies, where can you go with your friends, family, or coworkers for a fun day out that is designed for women of all ages and who have varied interests? The Women’s Expo! And there’s one near you this fall. WellSpan…

A Full Plate

Stephanie Stence grew up in a family that has been in the local restaurant business for “generations,” as she said, so it seemed only natural that she would follow that same path.  Her maiden name is Brown, a name that,…

This Follow-Up Email Will Keep Leads in Your Pocket

There’s a wide range of ways to measure the success of a tradeshow you attend as an exhibitor. But for most people, what matters more than anything else is the number of leads you generate at the show. Even more important?…

The ‘Internet of Things’ is Changing Our Daily Lives

Ask people what the Internet of Things is and the most common response will be a puzzled look. While the general public is typically unaware of the Internet of Things, it is expected to revolutionize how we interact with technology,…

The Best Way to Support Your Kid’s Coach? Let Them Do Their Job

I officially became a “soccer mom” last year when my 8-year-old daughter joined the town soccer team. She loves playing the sport and interacting with the other girls.  Being part of the team has entailed traveling to other towns. Sometimes we’ve witnessed other…

How to Cope When a Loved One Dies from Suicide

Ashley McSweeney will never forget the day. She was a junior in high school when she received notice to report to the guidance counselor’s office. When she arrived at the office, her father was there with the counselor. Her father…