Top 3 Keys to the “Solopreneurship” Kingdom and How to Use Them

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Top 3 Keys to the “Solopreneurship” Kingdom and How to

Manasota View January 27, 2021

by: Courtney Rosenfeld MSV You have your idea — an innovative concept that only you can fully realize. You have some funds saved up to make it happen. What next? What do you need to become the “solopreneur” you know the world needs? Becoming a solopreneur and focusing on only one business or product, gives […]Read More

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Election Information

Manasota View October 19, 2020

Voter’s Guides, How to Evaluate a Candidate, Election Dates and links to important information on voting locations, required ID and more are on this page. Click here to see where to vote on election day, sample ballots, and your vote by mail address (if you elected VBM): https://www.votemanatee.com/Voter-Information/Voter-Status-Information-Check-Your-Registration-Status 2020 General Election Voters Guides Manatee County 2020 […]Read More

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These are the most popular banks in each state for

Manasota View September 28, 2020

By Matthew Goldberg Matthew Goldberg’s Twitter profile New technology may mean fewer reasons to go into a bank. But even though simple transactions can be conducted online or using a mobile app, the number of branches in the U.S. has only seen a slight decline, according to Bankrate’s analysis of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) data as […]Read More

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2020 VIRTUAL MARCH ON WASHINGTON

Manasota View August 29, 2020

The 2020 Virtual March on Washington, taking place August 27-28, 2020 on the 57th anniversary of the historic March on Washington, will be a one of a kind event driving the movement from protest to policy to power. RT @NAACP Tonight, the 2020 Virtual March on Washington continues with a rousing call to vote from #FLOTUS @MichelleObama. We’re going #NonstopToNovember! […]Read More

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The Suncoast’s very own, April Glasco has been selected as

Manasota View July 27, 2020

April Glasco has been selected as a Brawny giant for her work at Second Chance Last Opportunity. The Brawny Giants Initiative assists individuals who are making a difference in their communities and commits to support these individuals. Dr. April Glasco came to the attention… SARASOTA – The Suncoast’s very own April Glasco has been selected as […]Read More

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Publix forbids employees from wearing Black Lives Matter masks at

Manasota View June 16, 2020

Quinton Desamours was emotional after attending his first protest in downtown Fort Myers. The speeches about participating in a nationwide movement against oppression had been so inspiring, he cried. So the next day, June 6, the 18-year-old scribbled “BLM”— for Black Lives Matter — on the front of his surgical mask and clocked into work […]Read More

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Painting by John Murrell

Manasota View May 28, 2020

Painting by my wife Uncle John Murrell. He has amazing talent!!Read More

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Micro-internships provide USF students with flexible employment options

Manasota View April 29, 2020

SARASOTA, Fla. (April 29, 2020) – The University of South Florida is now offering “micro-internships,” an alternative for students to earn extra income and valuable job experience in a flexible manner that accommodates changing schedules. A relatively new trend in college internship programs, micro-internships allow students to work in paid positions that can be completed year-round and […]Read More

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(MSV Spotlight) LaTosha Robinson-Butler

Manasota View April 22, 2020

By Kenya Williams MSV As the old saying goes, “Every penny counts!” This old adage appears to be an understatement as most families struggle to fill their homes with just the bare necessities. Many households are being affected by the pandemic the world is currently facing. Parents are experiencing layoffs, children are being mandated to […]Read More

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Be The One to Keep The Dream Alive for WBTT

Manasota View April 21, 2020

Here’s how you can help: BEFORE THE GIVING CHALLENGE: Follow us on social media (Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter) and share our posts about the Giving Challenge. Use the hashtags #GivingChallenge2020, #BeTheOne, #WBTT and #WBTTKeepTheDreamAlive in your own posts to let everyone know you want to Keep the WBTT Dream Alive! DURING THE GIVING CHALLENGE: MAKE A DONATION TO WBTT HERE from noon […]Read More