Glens Falls Business Report’s Post

Stress can take a tole on both mental and physical health. Tandi Orluck shares five tips on how to combat stress while running a business. To read Tandi's article click the link in our bio!

Vision is a privilege that can easily be taken for granted, but for many, clear sight depends on the expertise of dedicated opticians. Read about how Lions Club member Josh Mclntyre is attempting to make vision care more accessible to all by clicking the link in our bio! *All photos provided*

From the hardships of military life, challenges of navigating parenthood, and unpredictable economic changes, Juan and Amie Gonzales have overcome a lot in their lives. Through every obstacle however, they remained committed to their community and each other. Read more about Juan and Amie by clicking the link in the bio *All Photos Provided*

Season three of Buying Local is out now! In this episode Mike Nelson from Five Towers Media interviews Saratoga Dry Aged Cuts. An interesting story of how a business that started out as a hobby in a garage grew into a successful storefront with over 12 employees. To listen to the podcast visit our website at the link in our bio!

During the heart of the summer, July and August, when the tourist season is in full swing, Jamie Johnson is constantly tracking the weather. As the owner of two outdoor attractions in Warren County, he’s ridden out the storms, and helped the region’s popularity as a tourist destination. Now, at Tubby Tubes River Co., in Lake Luzerne, he’s making improvements to its campus and overall customer experience.

Redbud Development, one of the area’s premier creators of outdoor living spaces, is thrilled to be approaching their 20 year anniversary this August. The business, founded by husband and wife duo Geffrey and Karen Redick, was started in earnest back in 2004. For the past two decades, Redbud Development has been helping countless residents discover, or sometimes rediscover, that their current house truly is the house of their dreams, all through the redesign process.

Businesses around you are constantly working to enhance their brand identity and visual appeal. The key to achieving max human fulfillment is by reaching all five human senses; taste, touch, sound, sight and smell.

“The ARCC Business Awards is one of my favorite events of the year. Watching businesses come together and celebrate each other’s success is something truly incredible,” said Adirondack Regional Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Tricia Rogers. “This year we have a record number of nominees with 45 businesses, within 7 categories, which is a great testament to how special our business community is.” https://lnkd.in/ejBSCbP7

FAZ Forensics is celebrating several employees that received new certifications, showcasing their commitment to learning and growing within their respective fields.

ASCEND Mental Wellness’s East Side Center located at 230 Maple Street kicked off their East Side Center Carwash Fundraiser on Thursday, June 13th, 2024.