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Shannon Foster
The owner of downtown boutique hotel Holston House announced Tuesday it has tapped Shannon Foster as area vice president and general manager and has promoted Daniel Wride to chef de cuisine.
The changes comes at the 191-room hotel approaches its fourth anniversary of operations at 118 Seventh Ave. N.
According to a release from HRI Properties of New Orleans, Foster (pictured) is responsible for overseeing the hotel’s planning, day-to-day operations, guest relations, marketing and business development. She also supports HRI’s Hyatt Unbound Collection hotels in New Orleans and St. Louis.
Foster brings more than 20 years of hospitality experience. Previously, she served as the corporate director of operations for Davidson Hospitality Group. She also served in senior leadership positions with Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants, Fairmont Hotels, Sage Hospitality Group and Noelle Nashville.
Another week has swiftly gone by, and here I am at our kitchen table writing again.
It has been a sunny morning so far. The weather for this past week hasnât been bad. Itâs pretty cold in the mornings and the afternoons are warmer and sunny, but once the sun goes down you can feel that temperature drop quickly. Thank the Lord no snow or ice.
We did have a problem at our house over the weekend, starting Friday morning. The water company found a bad leak at our house and had to turn the water off. We were very thankful that our neighbor, Tom and his son Darin Wright, were willing to give us a hand and dig for us. After a lot of hard work on their part, and help and advice from the water company, we finally had water Sunday afternoon, for which we were very thankful.
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These are in remarkably good shape. Who would have predicted that dealing properly with a global pandemic would have had better results for the economy than timidly dealing with it and trying to ensure that economic activity continued?
And that making baby boomers stay home and spend their wealth on new kitchens or meals out or local holidays would be much better for the economy than spending the money on overseas holidays or overseas luxuries?
Whatever the reason the country’s figures are looking remarkably good.
A faster and stronger economic rebound from the Covid-19 pandemic will see the government’s finances headed back to surplus sooner than expected, according to the Treasury.
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