Essential Personnel acquires StaffCo
Essential Personnel has acquired StaffCo Employment Services in Columbus, Norfolk and Fremont.
Adding StaffCo to the Essential Personnel brand will “bring recruiting expertise, expansion of our service area, and diversification to Essential Personnel,” according to a press release from the company. “With the addition of StaffCo, there are a total of 27 employees in our family of companies, adding three locations in addition to Grand Island, Kearney and Denver.
“We are excited to expand into the greater Nebraska market,” said Essential Personnel President Travis Powell. “This acquisition will allow us to reach a larger network of talent and expand our client services.”
Essential Personnel has been in business more than 10 years and specializes in “Connecting Quality People with Quality Careers.” Learn more about Essential Personnel at http://ift.tt/2vMDS0L.
Clinch announces merger
John Clinch has announced the merger of Clinch Financial with Roger Frank of Frank, Fox and Hoagstrom.
Frank, a 21-year veteran in financial services, owns businesses in Lincoln, Omaha and Scottsdale, Ariz.
The merger has been in the works for the past three years, Clinch said, and he wanted to make sure his clients received the “best of advice from a quality adviser with a background of impeccable background, reputation and skill.”
He encourages investors to visit Broker Check at www.finra.org to check on this adviser and any others.
Clinch, who founded Clinch Financial with his wife, Barbara, in May 1993, will remain as a consultant.
The new address of the Grand Island location is Suite 340 in the Great Western Centre, 1811 W. Second; The phone number remains the same, (308) 384-9999.
Local early childhood organization recognized for quality child care
HASTINGS — PaC2 Daycare has been recognized by Nebraska Step Up to Quality for its commitment to quality child care and education by earning a step 4. Step Up to Quality programs go beyond state licensing requirements to better serve the needs of young children and their families and to prepare them for success in kindergarten and beyond.
PaC2 is the first child care program in the Tri-Cities to successfully demonstrate a high level of commitment to the children and families they serve by earning a rating of step 4 out of 5.
With 90 percent of brain development occurring before age 5, early child care and education is crucial to a child’s future success. Early learning builds the foundation for skills needed in school, work and life. Studies show that children who receive quality early child care and education are more likely to show improved reading and math skills, attend college and earn higher wages.
Step Up to Quality supports all types of early child care and education programs, including licensed family child care homes and child care centers, Head Start and Early Head Start programs, public school-operated early childhood programs and community preschools.
Tractor Supply seeks farmers market vendors
The Tractor Supply store in Grand Island is looking for farmers, crafters and artisans to sell homemade and homegrown goods at its Farmers Market on Oct. 7.
Tractor Supply is encouraging crafters and growers with an interest in everything from homemade crafts and candles to baked goods, art and gardening to sign up. To register, vendors can visit TSCEventPartners.com or the Grand Island store. Nonprofit organizations and food trucks are also welcome to register.
By registering, participants will have the opportunity to showcase and sell their goods and services, free of charge, in tented areas near the storefront.
Tri-City economic forum set for Oct. 6 at Fonner Park
A fall forum will bring together local experts from the public, private and academic sectors to report on the state of the Tri-City economy.
The Tri-City Area Economic Forum is planned for 8:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Oct. 6 at the Bosselman’s Conference Center at Fonner Parj. The forum represents a cooperative effort between the University of Nebraska at Kearney and local businesses to provide economic data to guide employers while boosting economic development.
Tim Hodges, Ph.D., of Gallup Education will give the keynote address. Bree Dority and Daniel Chaffin will present an economic overview of the Tri-City area. A panel including local entrepreneurs and educators will speak during the event.
By attending this event, real estate professionals can receive three hours of credit required for licensure. This training has been approved by the Nebraska Real Estate Commission, and a certificate will be provided.
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