Rebuild Yourself prides itself on providing teens and young adults with a safe, supportive community focused on connection, resilience, and hope— ensuring no young person faces life’s challenges alone, unnoticed, or without peer support. (Submitted Photo/Cynthia Borgwing)

Rebuild Yourself prides itself on providing teens and young adults with a safe, supportive community focused on connection, resilience, and hope— ensuring no young person faces life’s challenges alone, unnoticed, or without peer support. (Submitted Photo/Cynthia Borgwing)

Back-to-school made easier: Rebuild Yourself returns to Osceola County

Rebuild Yourself Inc. returns to the Osceola County Veterans Library this September, empowering teens ages 12–18 to conquer the new school year.“I never wanted a child not to feel like they belonged,” said Founder Cynthia Borgwing.
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Clara de Ros of Plug and Pay Ventures, second from left, spoke about the success of re-shoring efforts to increase manufacturing of advanced computer chips in the U.S. and the European Union. (Photo/Terry Lloyd)

Clara de Ros of Plug and Pay Ventures, second from left, spoke about the success of re-shoring efforts to increase manufacturing of advanced computer chips in the U.S. and the European Union. (Photo/Terry Lloyd)

NeoCity partner Plug and Play Semiconductors hosts Hi-Tech Expo

On Wednesday, Plug and Play NeoCity Semiconductors again brought together corporate partners,...
Diego and Vivian Acosta, business owners who recently moved to St. Cloud form Columbia, engage with Belinda Kirkegard, President of the National Entrepreneur Center, to learn about how to expand their lines of business. (Photo/Terry Lloyd)

Diego and Vivian Acosta, business owners who recently moved to St. Cloud form Columbia, engage with Belinda Kirkegard, President of the National Entrepreneur Center, to learn about how to expand their lines of business. (Photo/Terry Lloyd)

St. Cloud hosts packed Business Expo

Hundreds of business owners, entrepreneurs, and potential entrepreneurs packed the St.