There’s no set of instructions for being an entrepreneur. Hubert Morrisette’s professional journey encapsulates this idea. By Ian Sherlock A charismatic man in his 70s wearing dress clothes and running shoes approached the jumbled intersection without hesitation. He stepped off the curb, evolving into a slight jog to avoid oncoming commuters in a rush to get home from work. It was 3:14 p.m., and Hubert Morrisette was beginning his daily one-and-a-half-mile walk to Shippensbur

BY IAN SHERLOCK - APR 30, 2024 The light brown dust covered a pile of small stones. It is dry, so dry that not even a drop of water would quench the thirst of the lifeless landscape. When you try to hold the dirt in your hands, it just falls between your fingers, leaving a layer of dust. This description may sound like that of a desert. In reality, it’s the description of a soil sample that has been drained of its nutrients from a Pennsylvania farm. PA’s over-farmed and o

IAN SHERLOCK - May 6, 2024 Hours keep ticking by, your eyes bloodshot from staring at a computer screen, your fingers starting to cramp from endlessly scrolling on job boards. It seems like everyone is complaining about not having enough people to work these days, yet for creatives, the job hunt can still be an overwhelming process that doesn’t have an end in sight. Finding a job in the creative industry can be daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. According to the U.S. Bure