Cleary adds competitive dance to its athletics program
Cleary adds competitive dance to its athletics program (HOWELL, MI) Cleary University is pleased to announce the addition of NAIA sport #20! Recruitment is now underway for competitive dance, which will begin its season in the fall of 2026. "This addition celebrates creativity, athleticism and school spirit all in one,” says Max Ballinger, director of Athletics at Cleary. “We are incredibly excited to welcome this vibrant co-ed sport to our program. Competitive dance brings a dynamic new energy
Recession Fears Drive 83% of Employers to Streamline, Cross-Train and Cut Costs
With 80% of U.S. hiring managers bracing for a recession, nearly half expecting it within the next year, businesses aren’t waiting to feel the impact. They’re already shifting gears, scaling back hiring, rewriting long-term plans and making tough choices between protecting today and investing in tomorrow. This is according to a recent Express Employment Professionals-Harris Poll survey. The data paints a picture of cautious optimism clouded by economic anxiety:94% say a recession would impact their
Surf Internet Begins 1.2m Fiber Build
Surf Internet Begins $1.2M Fiber Build in Fowlerville as Part of Ongoing Livingston County EffortsPrivately funded build complements $26M ROBIN Grant project bringing high-speed internet to 4,500 rural homes across northwest Livingston County FOWLERVILLE, Mich., August 5, 2025 – Surf Internet® announced today that construction will soon begin on a new fiber-optic internet project in the Village of Fowlerville. Fully funded by Surf, the $1.2 million investment will bring high-speed fiber service to
Lacasa Cinderella Closet Donations
Done with the Dress? LACASA Seeks Teen Formalwear to Stock Cinderella’s Closet!Pop-up boutique provides affordable options and helps fund LACASA programmingHOWELL, MI – It’s time to clean out your closets for a cause, as LACASA is seeking new and/or gently-loved dresses, gowns, and suits that will provide local high school students with affordable, sustainable options for formal events this year.The formalwear is for use in Cinderella’s Closet, a beloved program that ensures every student can attend
Have an associates degree?
August 1, 2025 CONTACT:Brett RogersDirector of Marketing800-686-1883 x.1558brogers@cleary.edu Associate degree grads can enter Cleary as a junior (HOWELL, MI) Students who have completed an associate degree can continue their education at Cleary as a junior! Cleary University now accepts all conferred degrees as a block transfer – regardless of major. “Cleary has established this expanded transfer policy to save students time and money,” announces Jeremy Walker, senior vice president of
Lake Trust Credit Union Donates $500,000
Lake Trust Credit Union Donates $500,000 to Support Trinity Health Livingston’s Replacement HospitalLIVONIA, Mich. (July 28, 2025) – Lake Trust Credit Union, headquartered in Brighton, Michigan, has donated $500,000 to the “Forging our Future” campaign, a philanthropic initiative that will help fund Trinity Health Livingston’s replacement hospital, located on the campus of Trinity Health Medical Center – Brighton on Grand River Avenue. In recognition of their significant gift, the replacement hospital's
Trinity Health Grant
Trinity Health Livingston and Chelsea Hospital Receive $350,000 Grant from Michigan Health Endowment Fund to Enhance Behavioral Health Services HOWELL and CHELSEA, Mich. (July 24, 2025) – Trinity Health Livingston and Chelsea Hospital, a joint-venture between Trinity Health Michigan and University of Michigan Health, have been awarded a two-year, $350,000 grant from the Michigan Health Endowment Fund to enhance psychiatric evaluation and behavioral health services for individuals treated in the
New Survey Reveals a Shift in Sentiment as Companies Weigh Caution Against Opportunity
As summer unfolds, many U.S. employers are taking a hard look at their hiring plans, and what they see is prompting a more cautious approach. A new survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of Express Employment Professionals reveals that while most hiring managers (78%) still feel positive about their company’s hiring outlook for the remainder of 2025, that optimism has dimmed since last fall, when 84% felt confident. At the same time, concern is growing: 37% now express a negative outlook, up from
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