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A new lawsuit filed against Ramsey Solutions accuses the company of retaliating and discriminating against an employee who questioned owner Dave Ramsey s handling of coronavirus precautions.
The suit, first reported by Religion News Service, was filed by attorneys representing Brad Amos, a former employee who said he was fired after he questioned Ramsey s downplaying of the coronavirus pandemic and cult-like atmosphere.
After a grueling 60-day process of more than a dozen interviews, including ones with his wife, a personality test and disclosure of his monthly budget, Amos relocated from Los Angeles to Williamson County for a video editor role with Ramsey Solutions in August 2019.
Millions of honey bees are heading to New Jersey
As the weather warms up, the Jersey growing season is getting underway, which means millions of honey bees will soon be buzzing around the Garden State, playing a crucial role in our food chain.
New Jersey state apiarist Meghan McConnell said many fruit and vegetable crops, including blueberries and cranberries, get a much-needed boost from thousands of bee colonies that are brought to the state starting this month.
“We definitely rely on honey bees to pollinate those crops, and even other foods that we enjoy, such as ice cream,” she said. “Bees are going to pollinate alfalfa, which is fed to cows, which eventually produces milk and then ice cream, which we all love and enjoy in the summer.”
FOX Business’ Gerry Willis on the demand for luxury real estate.
Christian finance virtuoso Dave Ramsey is unloading a 13,545-square-foot home in a gated Nashville suburb for $15.45 million.
The six-bedroom, nine-bathroom home, listed last week, sits on more than 14 acres at the top of a hill, allowing for sunset views over the surrounding foothills, according to listing agent Kelly Gammer of Nashville’s Capital Realty Group.
“The house boasts the best views in Williamson County with stunning sunsets,” she said in an email.
The six-bedroom, nine-bathroom home, listed last week, sits on more than 14 acres at the top of a hill in the exclusive Tors of Avalon community. (Kelly Gammer/Capital Realty Group; Derek Darmstaedter/Household Photography)