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Jackson Attorney to Represent Flowers in Possible Seventh Trial - Jackson Free Press

Though investigators never found the weapon, they declared that the bullets at the scene were a match for a .38-caliber pistol.Follow State Reporter Ashton Pittman on Twitter @ashtonpittman. Send tips to ashton@jacksonfreepress.com. http://www.jacksonfreepress.com/news/2019/jul/08/jackson-attorney-represent-flowers-possible-sevent/

11 Orange County Companies That Have Appeared On “Shark Tank”

The tangerine colored boxes may include flowers and other gift items such as candy, candles, and lotions. bouquetbar.comSlyde HandboardsCity: San ClementeEpisode: Season 7 Episode 24The Deal: Ashton Kutcher and Mark Cuban invested $200,000 for a 22% stakeThe Company: An idea that started as founder Steve Watts bodysurfing while holding a fast food tray turned into a way to help everyone ride the waves. slydehandboards.comLocker BoardCity: San ClementeEpisode: Season 9 Episode 1The Deal: Sir Richard Branson invested $65,000 for a 20% stakeThe Company: When founder Carson Kropfl couldn’t fit a regular skateboard into his middle school locker, he invented one that would. lockerboard.netEarthlogCity: Huntington BeachEpisode: Season 6 Episode 10The Deal: Lori Greiner invested $160,000 for a 35% stakeThe Company: Earthlog makes fire logs that are scented and clean burning. The logs are produced using non-toxic, recycled materials such as paper and wax, which allows them to burn cleaner and produce more heat. earthlog.comOrigAudioCity: Fountain ValleyEpisode: Season 2 Episode 7The Deal: Robert Herjavec invested $150,000 for a 15% stakeThe Company: Founded by Jason Lucash and Mike Szymczak, OrigAudio is a consumer audio business that produces innovative devices such as the Rock-It, a device that can turn almost any surface into a speaker. origaudio.comPolarProCity: Costa MesaEpisode: Season 7 Episode 8The Deal: Mark Cuban and Robert Herjavec invested $1 million for a 20% stakeThe Company: PolarPro creates attachable filters to ensure high-quality pictures and videos on devices such as the GoPro. polarprofilters.co... http://www.orangecoast.com/stuff-we-love/11-orange-county-companies-that-have-appeared-on-shark-tank/

Garden Day in the Park goes glam with music, art, flowers and fashion

We get along well and that comes out in our music.”The evening closes at 4:30 p.m. with an inaugural fashion show, an experimental event to develop more tourism, said Ashton Huber, the botanic park’s marketing associate.Four models will strut the runway under a shaded tent wearing Cerulean Boutique’s summer wear that transitions to fall. The collection includes flirty dresses, light pants, jewel-coloured tops and blouses as well as summer sandals.Jill Bulmer, co-owner of Cerulean said, “The gardens are stunning right now. And this year, every designer has florals. It’s perfect for a garden fashion show.” ... https://www.stalbertgazette.com/article/picnic-in-the-park-goes-glam-with-music-art-flowers-and-fashion-20180724

Rose bloomed in her flower shop, community - Prince George Citizen

Bill Palmer, Mike Padalec, Brian Kelly, Mary Campbell, Ray Lougheed, Anita Robertson, Bill MacIver, Roberta Johansen, Gerda Korolek, Marie Moore, Marie Trew, Linton Walker, Russell Padalec, Kelly Ashton, Betty Anne Brittons, Marcella Dunbar, Howard Orser, Winnie Mikolayczyk, Eldie Ward, Mary Dutka, Marie Sumners, Barb Jensen, Kate Ormiston, David Milne, Bea Stanley, Sandra Blake-Knox, Diane Bock, Mike Furze, Lester B Pearson, Jean Wall, Susan Folwer, Mary Jane Campbell, Leo Manning, Andrew Salton, Dan Clay, Emelia Cote, Marie Harmon, Celestina Johnson, Esko Karlson, Benita Karlson, Velma Senner and 97 years for Eva St. Pierre.Anniversaries for September: 63 years for Rino and Rosa Fornari, 62 years for Jack and Louise Little, 61 years for George and Hilda Lippke, 57 years for Arnold and Leona (Buchi) Nyberg, 50 years for Roland and Barbara Chartrand and 43 years for Denis and Shirley Dunkley. http://www.princegeorgecitizen.com/opinion/columnists/rose-bloomed-in-her-flower-shop-community-1.2339445

Best of Clarksville 2017 Nominations - Clarksville Now

Reserve your booth space at Best of Clarksville here:  http://bestofclarksville.net/CategoryBest Apartment CommunityAshton Ridge at West CreekAutumn WindsEagles Crest at Jack MillerRenaissance at Peachers MillWaterford Landings ApartmentsBest Asphalt / Concrete Company101st Ready MixEd Page ConcreteExpert Concrete CompanyOrgain Ready Mix Concrete CompanyScreaming Eagle Ready MixBest Assisted Living Facility Brookdale ClarksvilleDogwood BendFieldstone PlaceUffelman EstatesWalking Horse MeadowsBest AttorneyTracy P. KnightSharon T. MasseyChris PittmanChase SmithCrystal WilkersonBest Bail Bonds Company 2nd Chance 24hr Bail Bonds911 Bail Bonding, LLCBust Out 24hr Bail Bonding, LLCGrumpy’s Bail BondsBest Bakery/Cupcake Shop / Donuts B’s CheesecakesBest DonutsGigi’s CupcakesGolly G’s Coffee, Ice Cream & SweetsThe Sweetest Batch CupcakeryBest Bank/Credit UnionAltra Federal Credit UnionF&M BankFirst Advantage BankLegends BankNavy Federal Credit UnionBest Basement Waterproofing CompanyFrontier Basement SystemsBest Beer SelectionAjax Distributing Co IncBlackhorse Pub & BreweryBudweiser of Clarksville – A Hand Family CompanyOld ChicagoTennessee Valley Brewing CompanyBest Blinds CompanyAbundant Blinds LLCBloomin’ Blinds of ClarksvilleBudget Blinds of ClarksvilleMade in the Shade Blinds of ClarksvilleBest Cabinet Shop Chuck’s Custom CabinetsClarksville CabinetryJodi’s Cabinet SalesBest Car Wash / Detailing CompanyAmerican Car WashBlue Iguana Car WashHackett’s Auto Detail SpaIsland Auto DetailJerry’s Express Car WashBest Carpet Cleaning BusinessAll American Cleaning & Restoration IncRainbow International of Ken-TennSteem Master Carpet CleanerThomas’ Carpet Cleaning & Restoration Service, LLCBest Chain Restaurant Cheddar’s Scratch KitchenChick-fil-AChipot... http://clarksvillenow.com/local/648best-of-clarksville-2017-nominations/

Keeping things natural come Hell or High Water - Enumclaw Courier-Herald

The Enumclaw couple are using their cash award to purchase a pair of Great Pyrenees dogs that will watch over a pasture of laying hens. The pups are on order from an Idaho breeder and will provide a natural means of protecting chickens from aerial predators, coyotes and anything else seeking a free meal. “Small and mid-sized sustainable farms are essential to meeting consumer demand for humanely-raised food,” said Larissa McKenna, the director of FACT’s humane farming program. But the reality, she said, is that small operations face financial challenges due to high costs associated with economies of scale. “Our organization supports farms like Hell or High Water Farm by funding projects that improve animal welfare and also help farmers increase their profit margins,” she said. WHERE IT ALL BEGAN A decade ago, while apartment dwellers in Seattle’s Lower Queen Anne neighborhood, the Helfricks took a rather simple step. They began filling abandoned planters with heirloom tomatoes, pumpkins, strawberries and blueberry plants; it was all for personal use but launched a life of producing organic, locally-sourced vegetables and herbs. Within a few years, the couple were urban homesteaders, having advanced to a rented home in Seattle. From their Wallingford neighborhood, they had backyard chickens and had added grapes, hops, flowers and fruit trees to their growing operation. It was clear they were destined for something more than being hobby farmers, growing for their own table. A key transition came in 2015 when Kevin participated in the Organic Farming Education Program, offered by Tilth Alliance. Located in Auburn, it offers education for beginner farmers and serves as a business incubator. For three years, he grew vegetables and flowers and kept flocks of laying hens at Tilth’s Red Barn Ranch. “It was nice being around like-minded individuals,” Kevin says of his relationship with Tilth.A commercial customer stops by Hell Or High Water Farm, picking up an order of 25 dozen eggs. Photo by Kevin Hanson After a couple of brief stops, it was in 2018 t... https://www.courierherald.com/business/keeping-things-natural-come-hell-or-high-water/

FiftyFlowers Announces New Wedding Collection Product Launch - Press Release - Digital Journal

FiftyFlowers invites brides and wedding professionals around the world to shop their newest wedding collection available now on fiftyflowers.com BOISE, Idaho - May 10, 2019 - (Newswire.com) ???FiftyFlowers, a wholesale flower company, is announcing the launch of their Wedding Collections available online today. Recently premiered to thousands of industry professionals at The Special Event, the Wedding Collections are specially curated and are a beautiful and unique way to create personalized floral designs without the creative requirements of starting from scratch. One can simply choose the color palette that matches the event theme and then can select the packages that are best suited for the occasion. Options of adding coordinating products to complement and enhance the design selections are available at the click of a button as well.“These curated collections are perfect for future brides who want professionally designed flowers at an affordable price. Whether you're eloping, having a destination wedding or staying local, these Wedding Collections will provide ease and convenience without sacrificing your style,... http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/4298235

Biz Buzz: Local garden center relocates after 31 years of business - East Idaho News

Share This -- Do you want to know what’s happening on the eastern Idaho business scene? We’ve got you covered. Here is a rundown of this week’s business news across the valley. BIZ BRIEF AMMON Sunnyside Gardens opens new location in Ammon New greenhouse at Sunnyside Gardens includes 9,000 square feet of retail space for annual bedding plants Courtesy photo AMMON – A garden center that’s done business in Idaho Falls for 31 years has relocated to a new location in Ammon. Sunnyside Gardens officially opened at 3240 E. Sunnyside Rd. Feb. 4 on a 5-acre parcel. The new property includes 4,000 square feet of retail space and another 9,000 square feet of retail greenhouse space. Though the old location at 2366 E. Sunnyside Rd. had more acreage, Aaron McCracken, the owner, tells EastIdahoNews.com their new store accommodates future growth and traffic flow. “We started very small (at our old location) and added buildings and additions onto the store (as needed). It’s been nice to know what we needed down there and be able to build it into one facility with room to grow,” McCracken says. The retail greenhouses at the old property wer... https://www.eastidahonews.com/2019/02/biz-buzz-local-garden-center-relocates-after-31-years-of-business/

Florists urge placing Valentine's Day orders early - KMVT

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) - Valentine's Day is just about two weeks away, and some florists are hoping shoppers get their orders in early by offering an incentive. For Canyon Floral, they start prepping for Valentine's Day right after Christmas. Manager Elizabeth Lehmann said many of their wholesale companies and flower growers will start sending pre-book orders between Christmas Day and New Years Day. "The earlier they order, the better. That way I can staff better, and I can make sure I have enough drivers and try and get extra designers so we can take those last minute orders," Lehmann said. Another florist, Fox Floral, is giving out a discount to those who do order early, hoping to help the crowd and be prepared for what they need to order before the big day. "I think it's a good opportunity to be prepared and take the st... https://www.kmvt.com/content/news/Florists-urge-making-Valentines-Day-orders-in-early-505001951.html