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Party it up this weekend | City Pulse

This weekend offers a plethora of parties, including an adult prom, a fundraiser gala, two block parties and a music festival. There are also two 5K runs, a River Trail cleanup, a high school musical theater showcase, a chalk art event and much more.

A laid-back long weekend | City Pulse

Expect an eventful weekend | City Pulse

Loyalty Brands Adds New Franchise to the Family; Partners with Jomsom Staffing Services

Loyalty Brands Adds New Franchise to the Family; Partners with Jomsom Staffing Services Staffing Franchise Aims to Accelerate Growth Nationwide, Looking to Add Qualified Franchise Partners Throughout 2021 News provided by Share this article Share this article PRINCETON, N.J., Feb. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/  Jomsom Staffing Services recently announced its partnership with business services umbrella franchise concept, Loyalty Brands. The companies joined forces to grow the Jomsom Staffing franchise opportunity in 2021 and beyond through strategic and scalable business strategies. The franchise, founded in 2008, offers a range of staffing solutions to clients through its independently owned and operated franchise partner network. Jomsom Staffing provides full-time, part-time and temporary resources to businesses of all sizes. Currently, their brand footprint sits at 11 units, and is looking to grow with qualified franchise partners in the upcoming year, which led to its partnership

At Home Eldercare Merges with Umbrella Franchise Company, Loyalty Brands

At Home Eldercare Merges with Umbrella Franchise Company, Loyalty Brands News provided by Share this article Share this article RALEIGH, N.C., Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ At Home Eldercare, L.L.C., a recognized leader in In-Home, Non-Medical Senior Care, recently announced their merge with Loyalty Brands, L.L.C, as they focus on nationwide growth in 2021. At Home Eldercare is an emerging brand franchisor in the In-Home, Non-Medical Senior Care market. Today, nearly 50 million elderly Americans are being cared for at home by family members, who often need help, but cannot find reliable resources. Many others, particularly seniors, would prefer to stay at home as they become less able to care for themselves, but lack family close by with the time or ability to care for them. These numbers are expected to increase rapidly over the next twenty years as the Baby Boomer generation ages. Currently, the United States sees 10,000 people a day turning 65.