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The Signatry Promotes Two to Leadership

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By Ben Martin 
| EIN Presswire
Megan Yeomans to CFO, Greg Chapman to CACO “We’re an entrepreneurial organization; we’re always looking to what is coming next. Megan and Greg represent the next generation. This move positions us for continued growth under their leadership.” ” — Steve French, President and CEO OVERLAND PARK, KS, KS, UNITED STATES, June 1, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Two finance team members at The Signatry have been promoted to leadership roles.
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Curtains up on Creativity

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By Ben Martin 
| The Vicksburg Post
Editor's note: This story appears in Profile 2026: The Rhythm of the River City, a special annual publication of The Vicksburg Post. View an online copy here, or get a print copy at our office at 1106 Washington St. in downtown Vicksburg. Musical theater in Vicksburg is not confined to one building or one organization — it spans multiple community theaters and school auditoriums.
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SBA accepting applications for disaster loans

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By Ben Martin 
| The Vicksburg Post
“We have an additional loan for a business as well. It's called an Economic Injury Disaster Loan,” Miles said. “Sometimes, with businesses, it takes some months before they realize that they've economically been injured as a result of the disaster, and they might need a loan in order to maintain their business.” The deadline for eligible businesses to apply is Jan. 11, 2027. “The maximum loan amount for a homeowner is up to $500,000,” Miles said.
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