Here's what you'll find in the November issue of the Mercer County Business Chronicle, which appears in the Oct. 26 issue of The Herald and Oct. 28 issue of Allied News:

--COVER STORY
Deb Adams has been running Country Clutter, a crafts, gifts and collectables store, for more than a decade. Now a team of businesswomen from Athena PowerLink have chosen her for a year of mentoring aimed to take the business to the next level.

--WHAT’S COOKIN’
Erika’s Emerald Diner in Hubbard is filled with glowing neon, gleaming stainless steel and lots of home-cooked food.

--IT'S YOUR MARKET
Business success starts with the creation, execution and frequent updating of a marketing plan.

--BEHIND THE WHEEL
Honda challenges the popular Prius with its new 2010 Insight hybrid compact hatchback.

--MONEY GUIDE
The economic impact from the unintended consequences of government actions alway seems to be something that no one ever sees coming.

--NEWS FLASH
ocal industrial leaders make pitches to school boards about the need for and value of training metals-manufacturing skills.

--Q & A With...
erry Calvert of Calvert Lumber and Cal’s Car Wash, who clues us in on what he’ll likely be doing in the kitchen during the upcoming holiday season.

--CHAMBER DATES
Upcoming events hosted or toasted by local chambers of commerce.

--MEDICAL PULSE
Sharon Regional tests its emergency plan for mass chemical exposures. Grove City Medical Center and UPMC Horizon reflect on their hospitals’ operational results and prognoses.

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