Keeping in touch with furloughed staffers: Britney Ruby Miller works to keep employees connected
Around the world, businesses are trying to keep their laid-off workers engaged, insured, and mentally healthy.
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Around the world, businesses are trying to keep their laid-off workers engaged, insured, and mentally healthy.
Social isolation, job loss, lack of transportation, and fear-inducing news can make anyone spiral downward or relapse. Two regional institutions are working virtually to help.
According to one citizen, "the mood for now is good, but the fatigue is behind closed doors."
ArtsWave is focused on helping the region’s arts sector weather the coronavirus crisis.
Covington is home to about 2,220 Latino residents, a little over 5 percent of the population, according to 2018 estimates. When the new census figures are tallied, that number is expected to grow.
Designers have access to more technology than ever to facilitate digital collaboration, but — at times — they still rely on the basics.
Distilleries all over the country are recalibrating their facilities to make supplies for those who need it most.
Covington's Eastside and Westside neighborhoods, which have been traditionally separated by race, are working to change their stories.
Covington's Eastside and Westside neighborhoods, which have been traditionally separated by race, are working to change their stories.
Social distancing is new to many of us, but for Brother Paul Quenon, it’s been his life for 61 years.
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