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Kayli Reese

Kayli Reese

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Business and Crime Reporter, Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, Iowa)

Iowa City

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Startups, Biztech, Business Services, Financial services, Marketing

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Total articles 2778

  • Local businesses face challenges, find support to keep doors open

    By Kayli Reese Verified| Biztimes Verified After moving back to Galena, Ill., seven years ago, Corey Heller and his wife, Joy, began to think about taking their lives in a new direction. At the time, Corey Heller was working in construction, and Joy Heller was a stay-at-home mom. “Ultimately, we didn’t want the lifestyle of him being gone working 60 or more hours a week,” Joy Heller said. “Me being at home, I missed working.

    By Kayli Reese Verified · Biztimes

    Sep. 03, 2023

  • Local businesses face challenges, find support to keep doors open

    By Kayli Reese Verified| Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, Iowa) Verified After moving back to Galena, Ill., seven years ago, Corey Heller and his wife, Joy, began to think about taking their lives in a new direction. At the time, Corey Heller was working in construction, and Joy Heller was a stay-at-home mom. “Ultimately, we didn’t want the lifestyle of him being gone working 60 or more hours a week,” Joy Heller said. “Me being at home, I missed working.

    By Kayli Reese Verified · Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, Iowa)

    Sep. 03, 2023

  • Local businesses face challenges, find support to keep doors open

    By Kayli Reese Verified| Biztimes Verified After moving back to Galena, Ill., seven years ago, Corey Heller and his wife, Joy, began to think about taking their lives in a new direction. At the time, Corey Heller was working in construction, and Joy Heller was a stay-at-home mom. “Ultimately, we didn’t want the lifestyle of him being gone working 60 or more hours a week,” Joy Heller said. “Me being at home, I missed working.

    By Kayli Reese Verified · Biztimes

    Sep. 03, 2023

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Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, Iowa)