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Two Local TruBlue Franchise Owners Combine Businesses to Better Serve Clients throughout Charlotte Region
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TruBlue Total House Care is a full-service company that provides a helping hand around the house with everyday chores, handyman, maid, yard work and senior home safety services.
Brian Sacco and Jennifer Corder
I think our merger is unique because we don’t know each other outside of TruBlue, but we collectively saw an opportunity to grow this business in this market by working together. Rather than see each other as competition, we saw an opportunity to bridge a divide to better serve the community.-Corder
The class of 2020 had its graduation canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Author: Ian Smay Updated: 7:07 PM PDT May 9, 2021
MEAD, Wash. Bagpipes welcomed Gonzaga University graduates and their families on Sunday at Mead s Union Stadium as the university held multiple graduation ceremonies for the class of 2021.
It marked Gonzaga s 128th Commencement, with the university conferring degrees to about 2,200 students. For the graduates, the in-person ceremony was the perfect end to what s been a difficult final year of their collegiate career. Oh, its incredible. The fact that we even have the chance to be in-person, it was something we didn t even think was going to happen. So, now that we get to be together as a community and share this moment, it s incredible, Gonzaga graduate Catalina Bala said.
Cumberland Times-News
Dec 17, 2020
CUMBERLAND â Garrett and Allegany counties continued to lead the state in coronavirus positivity rate Tuesday, as health officials in both counties reported a surge of new cases and deaths.
Garrett Countyâs death toll rose to 28 after eight COVID-19 related deaths since Monday. The age range of the 28 deaths is 59 to 99, health officials said. The county also added 52 new cases, raising its total to 1,292.
âWe want to extend our condolences to everyone who is experiencing sickness and the loss of loved ones during this pandemic,â said Garrett County Health Officer Bob Stephens. âThe numbers of illnesses and deaths are individual people, and are not just numbers to us. We are asking everyone to follow the recommended safety precautions and to do whatever they can to reduce the impact of COVID-19 on everyone.â