BUSINESS LEXINGTON MAGAZINE
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Business Lexington is a biweekly publication, produced by Smiley Pete Publishing, filled with news of the business world in Lexington and Central Kentucky. Under the direction of editor Tom Martin, it has been going strong since May 2005.
I write a column called the Stamps Collection. In the beginning (June 2005), my articles were profiles of independent professionals and small-business owners. I still write those, along with roundups and other types of pieces about small businesses.
* Putting an end to disorderly conduct. A roundup of organized people. Read the article.
* Local CIOs make technology work for internal and external customers. A roundup. Read the article.
* The city of Danville maintains economic momentum through collaboration. This town is too cool for school. Read the article.
* College career centers keep businesses connected with campus talent. They’re not called “placement centers,” thank you. Read the article.
* Jim Clark and LexArts account for creativity. The arts are good business! Read the article.
* Tiffany & Co. has a jewelry manufacturing facility in Lexington, Ky. How it all began. Read the article.
* Frugal habits are hard to break for local business owners. A roundup. Read the article.
* Big or small, businesses are subject to employment law. Read the article.
* Chad Hobson and Bill Dotson, owners of WebMedley, are a digital duo. Read the article.
* Professional organizer Sarah Hawkins, owner of DeClutter with Sarah, offers tips on getting organized. Read the article.
* What brought you to Kentucky? Business owners from England, Indonesia, Iran and West Africa answer this question. A roundup. Read the article.
* Want to rent an office? Business centers cater to solo entrepreneurs and startups. Read the article.
* Toastmasters improves more than public speaking abilities. Read the article.
* Where are they now? An update of five business owners five years later. Read the article.
* A profile of David Lawyer, the tree man and Naked Pizza franchise owner. Read the article.
* Sam and Noelle Dick have day jobs and a triathlon shop called Swim Bike Run of Kentucky. Read the article.
* The SBDC offers coaching for your small business. Read the article.
* A profile of entrepreneur Vince Edwards. Read the article.
* A profile of Chris Hall, owner of BlueGrass Go2Girl. Read the article.
* A profile of Adrienne Grizzell and her nonprofit management acumen. Read the article.
* Former Kentucky Wildcat Cedric Jenkins is the owner of a GNC store.Read the article.
* How do you recharge your batteries? A roundup. Read the article.
* Randy and Ryan Lisk, owners of Lisk Associates, are father-and-son business coaches. Read the article.
* A profile of Technology Consulting Group of America. Read the article.
* Bud Ratliff, owner of Solarity Group, talks about project management. Read the article.
* SCORE: Service Corps of Retired Executives. Read the article.
* Entrepreneur Jim Davis owns coffee shops. Read the article.
* What are the smartest and not-so-smartest financial decisions you made this year? A roundup. Read the article.
* Jackie and Bill Powell are the owners of Serif Group. Read the article.
* Frugality is the new status symbol. A profile of Hampton Scurlock III, owner of Retirement Tax Advisory Group. Read the article.
* A profile of Donna Ison, artistic multitasker. Read the article.
* A profile of Donna Gilbert, owner of Heavenly Confectionery. Read the article.
* A profile of Clay Harvey, owner of Bluegrass Barkery. Read the article.
* Strategies to stretch a dollar. A roundup. Read the article.
* A profile of Teresa Neil, owner of Berea Garden Center. Read the article.
* A profile of Polly Singer, owner of All You Need Is Love, Hats and Veils. Read the article.
* A profile of horse massage therapist Jennifer Oliver. Read the article.
* A profile of Jon Carloftis, gardener to the stars. Read the article.
* A profile of author and communications expert Mary Claire O’Neal. Read the article.
* A profile of Sean Damron, owner of DamronTech. Read the article.
* Susan Bachner is an aging-in-place specialist. Read the article.
* Sandy Linville is a professional organizer. Read the article.
* The balance of art and business: a profile of artist Helene Steene. Read the article.”
* A profile of photographer Bill Straus. Read the article.
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