Tag: money
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Farmers save money, water by adopting climate-smart agriculture practices
“Agriculture is an important part of the climate solution,” said CDFA Secretary Karen Ross. “This funding enables CDFA and UC ANR to partner with farmers and ranchers to scale up climate-smart … Read Full Article
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At Wilder Recovery, cultural understanding fuels addiction treatment
Understanding subtle, or not-so-subtle, cultural differences can make or break addiction treatment. Independent, in-depth journalism costs money to produce. MinnPost’s nonprofit reporting is available … Read Full Article
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Scotts Elementary celebrates Hmong Heritage Day (Photos)
BY KARISSA MILLER Scotts Elementary School’s English as a Second Language Department displayed embroidery, weaving cloth, money bags and other … Read Full Article
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After losing a niece to domestic violence, Third Space’s lead brewer created a beer to raise money for prevention efforts
Brewer Matt Cisz wanted to honor his niece’s legacy and also raise awareness and funds for domestic violence prevention organizations. Read Full Article
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Money available for aspiring Minnesota farmers
Minnesota ranks fifth in the nation in terms of agricultural production, according to the Minnesota Department of Agriculture, and one program is hoping to diversify our farmers. This new program, … Read Full Article
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RAW VIDEO: Redbird Ribbon Walk raises money for STINGCANCER
Tags: moneyParticipants were asked to make a donation for each lap around the track. Read Full Article
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Wisconsin woman accused of fraud, impacting mainly Hmong Americans
A Wisconsin woman is accused of defrauding dozens of investors and misappropriating more than $4 million of their money. A majority of them are Hmong Americans here in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Read Full Article
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St. Paul’s Sunisa Lee banking more NCAA success
AUBURN, Ala. — Sunisa Lee needed a respite from the exhausting, all-consuming world of elite gymnastics. She wanted to go to school, and the ability now for college athletes to make money off name, … Read Full Article
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Olympic gold medalist Sunisa Lee banking more NCAA success
Sunisa Lee needed a respite from the exhausting, all-consuming world of elite gymnastics. She wanted to go to school, and the ability now for college athletes to make money off name, image and … Read Full Article
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For Auburn gymnastics, Suni days are here
Sunisa Lee needed a respite from the exhausting, all-consuming world of elite gymnastics. She wanted to go to school, and the ability now for college athletes to make money off name, image and … Read Full Article
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Manitowoc’s Nenglee Vang fled Laos with her mother and siblings in 1980. They sold embroidered items to survive. | Our Hmong Neighbors
Nenglee fled Laos with her mother and siblings in 1980. They sold embroidered items to get money for food and medicine. Here’s their story. Read Full Article
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FBI searches home of Wisconsin woman who helped St. Paul charter school make hedge fund investment that lost millions
Before making an illegal $5 million investment with an overseas hedge fund in 2019, Hmong College Prep Academy founder and superintendent Christianna Hang tried to invest the school’s money with a … Read Full Article
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A Mequon investment adviser, and developer of the stalled 5xen Asian Market, is the focus of a money laundering and wire fraud investigation
A search warrant shows that Kay Yang is the subject of an IRS criminal investigation in connection with an alleged Ponzi scheme. Read Full Article
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Grants aim to help organizations promote COVID-19 vaccine
Health and community organizations throughout Wisconsin have more money to promote COVID-19 vaccinations in underserved communities. Thursday, the Wisconsin … Read Full Article
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City of Fresno asking residents how to use money from the American Rescue Plan Act
The City of Fresno is scheduled to receive $177-million from the federal government, according to city officials. The money is meant to aid in recovery from the … Read Full Article
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I’m a refugee who came to the US and started a business with $20,000. 12 years later, it’s going strong.
“It was hard at first,” Tulsa restaurant owner Paul Her told Insider. “I thought: ‘As long as we make a little money to survive, we can make it.’” … Read Full Article