Friday, November 20, 2009 at 4:55AM 
Sign franchise sends Christmas greetings to loved-ones in the militaryFrom The Times Herald: A Norristown sign franchise continues its patriotic tribute to U.S. troops with holiday banners to send overseas.
Sign-a-Rama, located at Logan Square Shopping Center, offered free personalized banners for returning National Guard soldiers and other service personnel two months ago.
Tuesday, June 9, 2009 at 12:53PM 
Farmingdale, NY - The female owner of Minuteman Press in Miramar, FL, Joanne Miner, was recently honored as one of the 100 Outstanding Women of Broward County.
The gala which took place on May 7th, 2009 at the Signature Grand in Davie, FL, honored 100 women in Broward County for their outstanding accomplishments.
Joanne was amazed to discover she was being honored for her achievements - humbled for even having been considered one of the 100 Outstanding Women in Broward County. This isn’t the first time Joanne has been recognized for her achievements - she also twice been named business person of the year in Broward County.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009 at 6:02AM 
Doug Harlan, a regional vice president for Minuteman Press in Pennsylvania recently headed to the Dominican Republic for a different type of vacation.
No relaxing by the pool for him! Harlan travelled with plumbers tape, putty, wrenches, hammers and other such items and spent his week off installing toilets and a new kitchen. The recipients were the residents of La Guerra - a mission dedicated to educating the children of Haitian refugees who work on the sugarcane plantations.
“The kitchen and the bathroom are what I worked on,” said Doug Harlan. “I plumbed both of them and built the kitchen counter. No more outdoor open-air lavatories for these children, the kids are what made it all worth the trip.” This was an extremely rewarding experience for Doug, knowing that he was able to help the people of La Guerra, even if he was only lending a hand in providing them with a cleaner and healthier living environment.
Monday, March 30, 2009 at 5:33AM 
From The Geneva Sun: If you're a small-business owner trying to grow, here's a piece of advice: Get green, and you'll start seeing the green.
But you fear it costs too much money to get environmentally friendly? Or you're worried about the ultimate payoff?
For Larry Byers, who owns a printing franchise, AlphaGraphics, in Aurora, getting certification as a "green" franchise was the smartest move he could've made in his 10 years in business.