Saturday, January 28, 2012

In This Issue:

What’s Ahead For 2012? Cloudy, Some Clearing »

Wasn’t the economy supposed to pick up a head of steam when the recession ended a couple of years ago? Wasn’t that how it was supposed to work?

Howard County Moving Forward »

Howard County businesses and residents have benefited from our prime location at the heart of the Baltimore-Washington Corridor ,and we’ve earned a reputation as one of the best places in the nation to live — and to do business. The county’s accolades come for many reasons: Our highly-ranked public education system and quality of life are usually at the top of the list.

DARS Law Group Brings Evolving Vision to Howard County »

When the law firm of Davis, Agnor, Rapaport & Skalny LLC (DARS) was created through a merger nearly nine years ago, it was built upon a vision that still guides the firm today.

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Upcoming Events

January 28, 2012 Y-Fi, a youth finance event 10:00 AM - 2:00 AM February 1, 2012 Entrepreneur's Exchange Monthly Luncheon Meeting 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM February 2, 2012 HCCC State of the County - Ken Ulman 11:00 AM February 4, 2012 BWCC Foundation’s 55th Annual Gala & Fundraiser for Student Scholarships 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM February 7, 2012 HCCC Business after Business 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM View all upcoming events »

Latest News

Well-known civic leader and businessman L. Earl Armiger has been appointed acting CEO of The Columbia Foundation, Howard County’s community foundation. He replaces Beverley Francis-Gibson, who resigned to pursue another professional opportunity.

In announcing her resignation, Francis-Gibson said, “After three exciting years at The Columbia Foundation, I believe I have met the goals I originally set, so, since my contract will be ending soon, I have decided to resign at this time to pursue another professional opportunity. I wish everyone the best as the foundation moves ahead into 2012.”

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MD Entrepreneur
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Responding to the growing trend of entrepreneurism, The Business Monthly has introduced a new publication Maryland Entrepreneur Quarterly (MEQ). Subscribe and read articles »

Guest Article

Tax season is here. If you’re one of the thousands of American who overpaid your annual tax obligation, you can look forward to a refund from the federal government. The average federal tax refund is nearly $3,000, according to the Internal Revenue Service.

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