Burger Planet Inc.
CEO: James E. Muellenback III
1001 Milky Way Drive, Ste 101Venus, California 99033
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 27, 2011
FAST FOOD FINDS HEALTHIER APPROACH
GARY, Indiana - Fitness guru Jayne Peterson, is doing her part to help Burger Planet stay competitive in the race to provide deliciously healthy food for customers new and old.
Peterson, the company's new spokesperson, is best known for her efforts to help TV's Opal Whitcomb lose a whopping 75 pounds. In terms of the company, she does not want lose anything else. Original menu items will still be available to those who love them most.
The new additions to the menu will take on somewhat of a healthier look. Items that will hopefully attract the middle aged, health conscious crowd that tends to eat elsewhere.
Burger Planet's classic food will do the best they can to provide the same taste customers love while catering to the dynamics of healthy consumption. The company's CEO James Muellenbach said, "Burger Planet and Jayne Petersen are launching a comprehensive program to assist women in eating healthy."
Burger Planet was started in 1934 and its headquarters are in Gary, IN. James E. Muellenbach founded Burger Planet in a tiny shed those many years ago. They have served over 52 billion customers with their 8,921 franchises spread throughout 17 countries.
Public Relations Account ExecutiveTanner Simmons
tannersimmons21@gmail.com
222-222-2322
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: SEPT. 13, 2011
Social Media Club of Cache Valley
1504 Lynwood Ave. Logan, UT 84341
661-772-7537Smccv.com
EXCITING SOCIAL MEDIA GROUP TO HOLD MEETING
Cache Valley residents come together to share interest in moving technology.
LOGAN, Utah – Students of modern technology, both young and old will meet Tuesday evening from 6:30-8:30 at Elements restaurant. The Social Media Club of Cache Valley (SMCCV) regularly holds these meetings to assist people from all walks of life to learn more about the importance and potential of social media.
“We educate people on how to use social media for good. It’s a tool that can be ignored and wasted if we don’t know how to effectively utilize it,” said SMCCV president Preston Parker.
Parker, one of the groups seven original members, has been the acting president of the SMCCV from its inception in 2009 until present day. The club was formed to provide a comfortable setting for those interested in social media to learn and network with one another. Any and all persons are welcome to attend the meetings which are held on the second Tuesday of every month at various locations.
Tanner Simmons
6500 N 1200 W Logan UT, 84341
299-876-4947
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Charles McCollum
Managing Editor
cmccollum@hjnews.com
435-752-2121 Ext. 320
Dear Mr. McCollum,
A lot of people in the Cache Valley are striving to be free from financial problems. I know that you are the editor at the Herald Journal and have an important role in helping influence the people of Cache Valley. I am a member of a helpful organization that provides solutions to those who are struggling financially. The Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA) is made up of individuals who are striving to become financially independent. I know that promoting awareness for this club would be of great benefit to people throughout the valley.
CVAIA meets on first, third and fifth Thursdays at the Chamber of Commerce. The meetings last for a few hours and are free and open to all. Members share tips and methods for managing finances.
If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me. I can also help coordinate communication with the club's Preston Parker.
Tanner Simmons
Public Relations Specialist
453-898-9983
tannersimmons35@email.com
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 1, 2011
Utah State University Health and Wellness Center
9100 Old Main Hill, Logan UT, 84322
http://usu.edu/health/
435-797-1660
COLLEGIATE ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK
Students and Staff at Utah State University Help With Nation Problem
LOGAN, Utah - Every year students across the nation partake in the consumption of alcoholic beverages. Many of those students under-aged and what some would call under-responsible. Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week is a national event recognized by numerous colleges. Utah State University will be participating from October 24-28.
"The Health and Wellness Center (HWC) hopes to make students aware of the consequences of alcohol misuse including drunk driving, alcohol poisoning, and other alcohol related misfortunes," said HWC employee Erika Rasmussen.
The center plans to launch the "Green Bean Campaign", designed to encourage students to help friends regulate alcohol use. The campaign associates over consumption of green beans to alcohol abuse. The HWC hopes students will help their peers to drink responsibly at all times and places.
Tanner Simmons
Public Relations Specialist
242-998-6690
tannersimmons35@email.com
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