Leading Virtual Teams in Difficult Times
Many businesses are forced to either close their doors or work from home during this pandemic outbreak.
Businesses that can continue employing their workers through this time need to treat
Many businesses are forced to either close their doors or work from home during this pandemic outbreak.
Businesses that can continue employing their workers through this time need to treat

Pondering the meaning of normal brought me to the reality of the current challenges to our world during the coronavirus pandemic.
It is wonderful to know our local grocery stores have special times for the customers 60 years and older and high risk people as described by the CDC to get food.
I was out for a run up the “P” trail in Payson. I had the thought to contact a friend of mine in New York City. A quick text of, “How are you doing?” was what I sent.
Now, to guard against spreading this virus and adhere to social distancing guidelines, volunteers are actively preparing boxes that are being distributed to clients based on their family
A month ago, I had never heard of the term “social distancing.” Now, it’s a way of life.
The panicked rush on all the major (and minor) grocery stores in the state the day after quarantine measures were announced nearly destroyed my faith in this country.

It saddens my heart that so many are sick and so many are dying. May we at this time pause and have a moment of silence for those that we have lost. They are our family members, friends

During the Little Warriors fund raising event on Feb. 22 my wife and I were amazed at the entertainment provided by the Payson Junior High School Jazz Band.
n today’s challenging times, Edward Jones financial advisors are thinking about the health of their clients, their families and their colleagues, what’s happening in their communities and
Our Proud Partners & Sponsors













Notifications