September 2021

You are sure to find a great novel that you will love in this list of page turners. When you’ve eaten it all and wondering what to do next, there’s always a great, timeless novel out there for you. This list of page turners was compiled from recommendations from friends,Read More →

As a kid, I was always a fan of Spider-Man. Of course, that was before college when I figured out that I would much rather have a Batmobile rather than Spidey senses (sorry Marvel fans). I was also an avid reader until I realized again that I was too coolRead More →

To share Tweeter To share To share E-mail The Global The electronic publishing market is expected to reach $ 48.90 billion by 2027, according to a new report from Reports and Data. The global electronic publishing market is growing primarily as readers and authors of books, newspapers and magazines haveRead More →

A non-governmental organization, Sea Care Foundation, distributed 50,000 notebooks and 15,000 pens to public and private schools in five local government areas in Kogi State. This effort was to complement the Kogi State Government’s effort to improve basic education in the state. Speaking during the official report of the distributionRead More →

Come on October 1st and many rules will change which will have a direct impact on your life as these rule changes are related to banking, finance and other industries. From retirement rules to others related to banks, it is important to be aware of these new guidelines: 1) CheckbookRead More →

Dow industrials closed slightly higher on Monday, posting a fourth straight day of gains, as energy and bank stocks rose as Treasury yields rebound. But the shift in rates has also caused headwinds for rate-sensitive sectors of the market, including technology. On Friday, the Dow Jones rose 33 points, orRead More →

“Building Provincetown: A Guide to Its Social and Cultural History, Told Through Its Architecture,” by David W. Dunlap (Provincetown Arts Press, 2021) This is a new color edition of Dunlap’s in-depth and fascinating look at Provincetown. The book includes prose, images from dozens of local photographers, maps, and hundreds ofRead More →

The Lenawee Community Foundation is celebrating! This month marks the delivery of the 200,000th children’s book donated since the inception in January 2010 of the Lenawee Imagination Library. At the foundation, we are delighted to announce that the Lenawee Imagination Library program reaches over 1,600 Lenawee children each year andRead More →

John D Rutter is a short story writer whose work has been published in anthologies and journals. His first novel, Approval, won the Northbound Book Award 2020. Here he lists his 5 best books on Faceless Bureaucracies. 1) The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood Created by one of the greatestRead More →

Publication displays: 145 Why you shouldn’t ignore 1,000 daily profits. Investors have been exposed to see-saw results in their investments since the global financial crisis of 2008. Central banks around the world have used aggressive monetary policies to stabilize failing economies, and their actions have had a significant impact onRead More →