05.13.2020

Jarrett Twigg says it was actually too crowded at his bar prior to COVID-19. Now it’s all gone. He knows it will be tough to get back into business, but he wants to make it happen!
05.12.2020

Gary Gregory Twigg seems to keep a positive outlook no matter what. He has worked in consulting for many years and speaks on one of the groups he recently worked with. He believes they don’t need the government to help and says there is opportunity ahead in our economy.
05.07.2020

“The United States of America hereby moves to dismiss with prejudice the criminal information filed against Michael T. Flynn pursuant to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 48(a).”
Hear from ALG President Rick Manning on why this is an important quote in our nation.
05.07.2020

Mike Nelson has been trading for years upon years. Though he has never seen anything like COVID-19, he says it has been good for his business. Hear why the market has not been such a scary place.
05.06.2020

Brett Denton runs Kvell Fitness in Boise, Idaho. He was watching his business grow in 2019 to a point where he was starting up a third facility. COVID-19 put a stop to it and he has had to layoff employees. Now he has some government help as he looks to the future.
05.05.2020

Christopher Carter wanted to use his experience with CNN, Fox News Channel and OAN to run a livestream business. He says it went south when COVID-19 started and he has been unable to get a loan.
05.04.2020

ALG President Rick Manning wants you to go to this link and sign!
https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/communist-china-existential-threat-freedom-americans-stand-president-trump-hold-them-accountable
05.04.2020

Ryan Oswald of Mint Spring United Methodist Church in Staunton, Virginia says his church has gone online and it has been good in many ways. He also believes the growth in faith during the COVID-19 lockdown has been good in many ways.
05.01.2020

Molly Henry-Lincoln is running a bridal shop in Maine. She says it started out as the best year of the groups’ existence, but COVID-19 changed that. Now she is dealing with uncertainty.
04.30.2020

COVID-19 has done unprecedented damage to entertainment, an industry that has stood strong for centuries. A merchandiser who works entertainment tours tells us how his experience has been during the lockdown.