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Communications professional. Former journalist. Lover of the outdoors. Husband. Dad. Runner. Sheepdogs' best friend.
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BBQ-AID Acquires Knapp Kitchen, Expanding Household Cleaning Portfolio

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By David Hunt
| EIN Presswire
Andrew Gilliland, CEO of BBQ-AID, standing next to Mike & Sherry Knapp Acquisition accelerates BBQ-AID’s market expansion, scaling its presence across both outdoor living and indoor housewares.
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Bears fans wouldn't mind eight-time Pro Bowler calling Soldier Field home in 2026

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By David Hunt
| Bear Goggles On Verified
As we approach March and the dawn of a new NFL season, every team will be trying to improve its roster in order to compete for the ultimate prize: the Lombardi Trophy. The Chicago Bears, who enjoyed their best season in over a decade, are no different. One move they should make is signing veteran pass rusher Von Miller. The Washington Commanders are expected to let Miller and wideout Deebo Samuel walk in free agency, .
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Grain commission evolves to meet farmers’ needs Original

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By David Hunt
| The Western Producer Verified
The Canadian Grain Commission was created in 1912 to help ensure Canadian farmers received a fair price for their grain. Over the past century, the way we carry out our mandate “in the interests of grain producers” has significantly evolved to allow us to stay relevant in this innovative and rapidly advancing sector. However, one thing that hasn’t changed is that we continue to support producers by meeting them where they’re at.
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