Two team members placed in the top 10 in their categories at the national level. 7:28 pm, May 20, 2021 ×
Among the BPA chapter members recognized at the Park Rapids Area School Board s May 17, 2021 meeting were, front row from left, Mikaela Nelson, Ellie Ulvin, Nadia Yliniemi, Emma Ravnaas and Caitlin Kalita. Back row: Kassidy Ennen, Maeve Bolton, Kelsey Berghuis, Lane Monaghan and Sam Reish. (Robin Fish/Enterprise)
The Park Rapids School Board on Monday recognized members of the high school Business Professionals of America (BPA) chapter who participated in state and national competitions this spring.
BPA adviser Angie Kuehn said 18 chapter members competed virtually at the regional and state levels, and eight of them competed at the national level.
Una joven salvó el negocio de su padre gracias a un tuit en el que pidió ayuda
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Egyetlen Twitter-bejegyzéssel mentette apja cégét egy fiatal nő
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media captionSaving my dad s garage with the power of social
A woman has described how she brought her father s car repair business back from the brink of collapse by posting a single tweet.
Harley Walsh says she posted an image of her mechanic dad, Jim, in the hope of drumming up a few customers.
Her appeal was prompted after Jim said his East Kilbride business of 35 years was in crisis because of the pandemic.
He has remained open during lockdown as an essential business, but has seen his customers dwindle to almost nothing.
Harley said customer numbers had dropped from five per day to fewer than five per week in recent months because Covid travel restrictions had curbed the number of drivers on the road.