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Whether your need consists of a human interest story, a feature article highlighting your company's latest accomplishments, personnel profiles, content for your web site or new marketing collateral, conveying your message your way will be our top priority.  Here are some of Big World Communications' accomplishments.

Web Site Content/Design

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Feature Article/Human Interest Story
  
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United Supermarkets' Spirit Magazine
Summer 2009

Team Member's Energy Has "Gone to the Dogs"!

(Services:  Wrote feature article)
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This article features one of United Supermarkets' employees, Regina Edwards, and her passion for dog training. 





"If you met Regina Edwards for the first time, you would never believe she was a self-proclaimed introvert.  This bubbly, vibrant woman is full of life and energy--energy that has literally 'gone to the dogs.'  You see, when Regina isn't checking or stocking at #507 (Olton Road, Plainview), she's busy training dogs for competitive shows.

'This isn't like the Westminster dog show that everybody's familiar with.  This is obedience training', Regina says.  'This training makes Westminster possible. . .'

Regina's canine hobby took off in 1969.  'It was my mom who got me started.  She gave me a book about how to train dogs,' she explained.  Deciding to immediately try the techniques on the family dachshund, she got immediate gratification and found it to be a lot of fun.  She was hooked and hasn't stopped training since. . ."  
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Feature Article/Business

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The Coldwell Banker Commercial Advantage Magazine
3rd Quarter 2009

Skylines Are Changing in North and East Lubbock

(Services:  Wrote feature article and took a portion of the pictures featured)


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This article features the efforts of the NELCDC (North & East Lubbock Community Development Corporation).











"Lubbock is known for its resilience.  We survived the May 1970 tornado and came back stronger than before.  The loss of Reese Air Force Base levied a devastating blow to our economy, yet Lubbock was recognized nationally for its conversion of the property to a technologically advanced industrial park and center for education.  Our city is replete with visionary leaders who have embraced diversity and transformed it into prosperity, thus building Lubbock into more than we could imagine it to be.  And such is the developing story of the steady expansion of north and east Lubbock.

In 2002, former mayor Marc McDougal recognized that while continued growth in the southwest portion of town was beneficial, significant resources and community development had been lacking in the northern and eastern portions of Lubbock for many years.  Pledging to be dynamic in his approach to the problem if he won his mayoral bid, he was instrumental in forming the North & East Lubbock Community Development Corp. (NELCDC).  Established as an official non-profit organization in Feb. 2004, they were charged with both developing a master plan, and leading housing and economic development projects affecting this target area.  The NELCDC has since been proactive in providing forty-five educational workshops in the past four years, and the number continues to grow.  Coupled with financial literacy counseling, they are focusing on increasing the number of potential homebuyers.  According to Brian Piscacek of the NELCDC, 48 homes have been purchased at a total value of $4.2M as a result of improved credit scores and other direct services.  While most have been in Lubbock, effected homebuyers also live in Wolfforth and Midland. . . ." 
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