Monday - Friday 9am-12pm / 2pm-6pm GMT + 1 All financial news and data tailored to specific country editions the first Salata Salad Kitchen is finally opening in Lubbock next week and another expected at the Kingsgate shopping center in 2025 Both locations are franchised under The Warren Group owned by Lubbock brothers Charles and Randy Warren "The excitement within Lubbock has been building for some time for this restaurant opening," said a representative with The Warren Group in a company news release and we see a strong demand for healthier dining options that fit into people’s busy lives nutritious meals that can be enjoyed quickly We’re proud to bring this concept to a community we care deeply about and look forward to serving the growing needs of Lubbock residents." Lubbock customers will find around 70 options for salad inclusions Ingredients are prepped daily and never frozen a spokesperson for Salata stated that Lubbock is "the gateway to West Texas." and the brand's ongoing expansion into cities like Lubbock underscores our commitment to becoming the top choice for healthy dining across the state," said Michele Maerz "With a strong presence already established in surrounding cities Salata’s entrance into Lubbock further solidifies our position as the go-to destination for customizable nutritious meals that appeal to a variety of lifestyles.” People can keep up with Salata's progress at salata.com, Facebook, Instagram or Twitter Buyback initiated as Thailand gold mining goes well and Chile silver asset sale mooted Already have an account? 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The department said Harger, who had been missing since Wednesday afternoon, was found about six blocks from where he was last seen. KIRKLAND, Wash. - The Kirkland Police Department (KPD) is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing vulnerable adult, 66-year-old David Harger from Kirkland. KPD said David left his Kirkland residence, located in the Kingsgate area at North East 144 Pace and 129th Place North East, around 12 p.m. on Wednesday, August 21, and has not returned. KPD said that David has brown hair and blue eyes and was last seen wearing a dark red t-shirt, dark-colored knit pants, and black Velcro shoes. Officers said when he was last seen, David had around his neck a black pouch that contains necessary medication. David requires consistent medical care. Without this care, he is prone to falling, disorientation, and or confusion. “The feeling is that he may have fallen and it’s been cold, he’s been probably huddled up somewhere trying to stay dry we don’t know. He has dementia so he’s operating in a different world we don’t know where he is," said Liz Gobbo, a family friend of David. He does know his name and will respond to “Dave” if called. His medical needs increase the urgency to locate him. The Kirkland Police Department has been working with King County Search and Rescue in an attempt to find David, which has included the use of an unmanned aerial system and teams canvassing the area. David does not have access to a car but could have accessed the King County Metro bus system. David has been entered into Washington State’s database as a missing person with a “Silver Alert.” Going on four days now that David has been missing, family and friends are gathering at a local Safeway parking lot in Kirkland to pass out flyers in hopes of locating him. His wife, Loretta Fast, said they are hoping to find any sign that will lead them to him. “What worries me the most is that other than Wednesday there hasn’t been any other leads for the search and rescue and for police to follow up on and that’s really concerning because where could he be and no one has seen him?" she added. Loretta said she is grateful for the amount of people who have come out to help look for her husband and for all the community support. “Many have come out even as families to search and that has been really heartwarming and makes you realize that it is a big world with lots of people who care about my husband and it gives me hope," she said. Kirkland Police are asking anyone who may have information that could assist in locating David Harger to contact Kirkland Police 425-577-5656. If you see David in the community, please contact the local police department, or 9-1-1, so police can help reunite him with his family. 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Or sign-in if you have an account A Vancouver developer has won a long-running multimillion rent dispute with the Vancouver school district over the valuation of Kingsgate Mall Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience Beedie Development had appealed a 2022 arbitration decision that pegged the 2017 market value of the property at Kingsway and East Broadway at $116.5 million and rent at $9.6 million a year Supreme Court Justice Anita Chan ruled in favour of Beedie calling the arbitration panel’s decision “unreasonable and incorrect.” At issue was how the market value of the land — and in turn Start your day with a roundup of B.C.-focused news and opinion By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc The next issue of Sunrise will soon be in your inbox Interested in more newsletters? Browse here. “The lease provides that rent is a fixed percentage of the value of the lands based on a use that is ‘immediate,'” said Chan in her decision “Depending on how ‘immediate’ use is interpreted the difference in the market value of the lands The land is owned by the Vancouver school district which leased it in 1972 to Royal Oak Holdings for 99 years The lease was broken down into an initial term of 25 years with “basic rent” set at 8.25 per cent of the market value of the lands Beedie took over the lease and renewed it from 2007 to 2017 with rent set at $750,000 a year for the first five years of the term and $760,000 for the remaining five but couldn’t come to an agreement with the school district on price The school district argued the market value should be based on the maximum allowable floor-space ratio of 3.0 allowed under city rules while Beedie said the value ought to be based on the actual use a three-person panel ruled the market value should be calculated at $116.5 million based on 3.0 floor-space ratio under rules that allow for other uses at the site saying the market value should be $20 million based on “outright approval use” and the 1.0 floor-space ratio allowed there for solely retail use in line with a previous arbitration decision made in 1999 Beedie appealed the decision and won when Chan rejected the board’s majority decision and determined the land value to be $20 million about a sixth of the amount earlier ordered by the panel Beedie president Ryan Beedie welcomed the decision “This judgment reconfirms the majority on the arbitration panel erred in their decision and were incorrect in their interpretation of the lease,” he said In a statement “It is extremely unfortunate that it took a lengthy and very expensive legal battle with the Vancouver school board to establish this fact and we sincerely hope this matter is now firmly behind us.” The school board said the decision establishes a “significantly lower valuation” of the Kingsgate Mall property for the purpose of determining rent A spokesperson said the district is considering its next steps transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. 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By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy You can manage saved articles in your account Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInRemembering the victims: Who’s been killed in CSRA slaying surgeAUGUSTA (WRDW/WAGT) - No suspect information has been released yet after Richmond County investigators say a man was found dead after a shooting on Kingsgate Drive According to Richmond County Coroner Mark Bowen was shot at least one time and pronounced dead at 5:02 a.m Richmond County Sheriff’s Office says deputies responded to the 3700 block of Kingsgate Drive to investigate a report of a shooting with one person injured He was taken to a local hospital where he later died The shooting is the latest in an outbreak of violence that’s claimed more than 150 lives across the CSRA in a little over two years Communities large and small have been affected on both sides of the Savannah River Construction of a new winery in Kingsville is on track for a spring 2025 opening and owner Eadie Mastronardi says they anticipate opening for a soft launch in May Mastronardi says the exterior shell of the building is nearly complete "The roof is scheduled for the end of this month so we'll be fully enclosed and working with all of our trades through the winter month all on the interior Shortly after construction began, the winery started receiving bookings for weddings She says they're currently booking through 2027 with the first wedding scheduled to take place June 21 "Our own son is getting married there in August and right now we're still offering our construction phase discounts which are going to end really soon because we've met our quotas for 2026 and 2027 so if there's couples out there looking to get married Mastronardi says their head and sous-chef's arrive from the Philippines next week they're very knowledgeable in not only French and Italian and learn all of their culinary secrets so that we can share with the county and all of our guests." Kingsgate Estate Winery will be region's 20th winery which Mastronardi says should start producing grapes in about three years Parties have agreed to defer decision until September next year Thailand gold miner Kingsgate Consolidated and the Thai Government have again agreed to "defer the award" in respect of the "unprecedented decision" by Thai authorities in 2016 to close the Chatree operation... with the elution circuit and gold room functioning effectively Kingsgate Consolidated has announced the first gold pour at its newly refurbished Plant #1 at the Chatree Gold Mine in Thailand The company is now looking to focus on growing throughput to finalise the commissioning of Plant #1 Kingsgate managing director and CEO Jamie Gibson said: “We are delighted to acknowledge this important milestone as we continue to ramp up operations at Chatree with gold and silver now being produced through two processing plants.” Chatree Gold Mine is wholly owned by Kingsgate through its Thai unit The mine has a distinguished production history having yielded 1.8 million ounces of gold and ten million ounces of silver from 2001 to 2016 Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis Kingsgate describes Chatree as a “world-class” asset Kingsgate announced that Plant #1 at Chatree received operational approval following a successful inspection by the Department of Primary Industries and Mines open-pit venture with a processing capacity exceeding five million tonnes per annum across two plants Current reserves support a nine-year mine life based on a 1.3 million ounce gold reserve Kingsgate emphasises the exploration potential at Chatree An aggressive exploration programme is currently focused on the south-eastern corridor of the mine The company added that the year 2023 has been pivotal for Chatree not only seeing the mine’s reopening after a six-year hiatus but also the company securing almost $150m in Board of Investment incentives the mine was granted access to new special prospecting licence areas further bolstering its operational prospects Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network Sign In Register developer has won a long-standing legal dispute against the Vancouver School Board over the cost of rent at its Kingsgate Mall property in a case that could cost the school district tens of millions of dollars.  hinged on how the market value of the land should be calculated in the renewal terms of their lease agreement Parcels of land at the mall site were first acquired by the school board and the city in the 1800s Mount Pleasant school was built on the land in 1892 as the area became a traffic and commercial hub a new school was built nearby on Guelph Street The school board had originally leased the property to Royal Oak Holdings Ltd in 1972 before Beedie Development LP took it over in 2005 The site is currently zoned for commercial use and is located in an area that has seen an increase in residential development including the Rize highrise built across the street from the mall Beedie wanted to renew its lease but when it couldn’t come to an agreement with the school board over what the rent should be the dispute was sent to a hearing before a three-member tribunal the tribunal concluded the 2017 market value of the property should be calculated at $116.5 million That was based on a floor space ratio (FSR) of 3.0 which would align with a maximum development density and use for everything from manufacturing to retail and residential units The “basic rent” Beedie would pay was then calculated at 8.25 per cent of the market value every time it was renewed.  the school board has previously claimed in court filings that Beedie and its subsidiary Kingsgate Property Ltd. owed a total of about $49 million in past and future rent.  saying the market value should have been placed at $20 million — in line with a broad range of retail uses with a maximum FSR of 1.0 the judge agreed with the lone dissenting tribunal member Chan overturned the tribunal’s majority decision finding Beedie had been ordered to pay rents almost six times higher than should have been applied.  Chan's decision also vacated a July 13 order requiring Beedie to provide security for the higher rent rate.  The judge ordered the tenant to pay the school board $1.65 million a year far from $9.6 million a year in rent ordered by the tribunal School board spokesperson Jiana Ling said the “significantly lower” new rent calculation applies to the full $49 million previously owed by Beedie. She said there are no other legal proceedings before the courts.  “The VSB is currently evaluating its next steps in response to the ruling,” Ling said Beedie president Ryan Beedie said the court decision reconfirms the tribunal members were “incorrect in interpretation of their lease.”  “It is extremely unfortunate that it took a lengthy and very expensive legal battle with the Vancouver School Board to establish this fact and we sincerely hope this matter is now firmly behind us,” said Beedie.  “We look forward to collectively turning our attention towards what is best for the future of Kingsgate Mall and for the community.” Editor's Note: This story has been updated to include a statement from Ryan Beedie More than 20 jobs at Dunfermline’s Kingsgate Shopping Centre will be lost as the sale of the building sets to be finalised on Thursday Staff have been told they can reapply for “some” of their old positions which will open after the purchase completes Kingsgate is being bought by Northdale Asset Management along with other malls in King’s Lynn and Loughborough in England The centre is still without a vendor for its largest flagship store left empty after Debenhams plunged into administration in 2021 Kingsgate has a floorspace of 309,000 square feet And on average around 100,000 people walk through the centre on a weekly basis Northdale announced it was buying the centre just before Christmas last year Gatehouse Property Management will run the Kingsgate on behalf of the London-based firm A spokesperson for Gatehouse Property Management said:  “The sale of Kingsgate Shopping Centre is due to conclude tomorrow (Thursday) and at the same time all supplier contracts will come to an end “Gatehouse Property Management has been appointed to manage the centre on behalf of the purchaser and there may be new opportunities for some of the current staff if they are not retained by their existing employer.” leaving the Kingsgate’s main anchor retail space empty no one has taken over the three-floor retail unit just a few doors along from the Kingsgate entrance to M&S is seen as a prime location within the shopping centre However, it has been used for one-off events like a Nerf battle Dundee’s empty Debenhams unit will soon reopen as a Frasers And when rent-to-buy specialist BrightHouse collapsed in March 2020 its Dunfermline shop in the Kingsgate closed soon after The unit is also being marketed for an annual rent of £45,000 the former Intersport unit which became a temporary Covid vaccine hub Comments are currently disabled as they require cookies and it appears you've opted out of cookies on this site. To participate in the conversation, please adjust your cookie preferences in order to enable comments and receive alerts when they’re in the news Proactive financial news and online broadcast teams provide fast informative and actionable business and finance news content to a global investment audience All our content is produced independently by our experienced and qualified teams of news journalists Proactive news team spans the world’s key finance and investing hubs with bureaus and studios in London We are experts in medium and small-cap markets we also keep our community up to date with blue-chip companies commodities and broader investment stories This is content that excites and engages motivated private investors The team delivers news and unique insights across the market including but not confined to: biotech and pharma crypto and emerging digital and EV technologies Proactive has always been a forward looking and enthusiastic technology adopter Our human content creators are equipped with many decades of valuable expertise and experience The team also has access to and use technologies to assist and enhance workflows Proactive will on occasion use automation and software tools all content published by Proactive is edited and authored by humans in line with best practice in regard to content production and search engine optimisation Taiton Resources Ltd (ASX:T88) has snapped up the 310.2-square-kilometre Kingsgate Quartz Project in northern New South Wales obtaining a high-purity quartz asset that has already produced results of up to 99.99% silicon oxide with impurities of less than 100 parts per million (ppm) with high-purity material serving as feedstock for silicon used to manufacture solar panels semiconductors and a wide variety of future technology applications The project – which also has potential for molybdenum and bismuth mineralisation – covers the EL 9636 and EL 9641 licences about 20 kilometres east of the town of Glen Innes on the Northern Highlands of NSW 600 kilometres north of Sydney and 250 kilometres south of Brisbane Executive director Noel Ong said: “This is a very exciting time for Taiton as we have finally gained access to what is a high-value asset "Although these are preliminary assessment samples they offer encouraging indicators for the potential presence of high-purity quartz within the Kingsgate project "With the recent acquisition of the Kingsgate property Taiton has commenced focused exploration programs targeting both molybdenum-bismuth-tungsten and high-purity quartz/high-purity silica (HPQ/HPS) using existing data "Taiton is also actively negotiating with landholders across the broader Kingsgate project area to secure exploration access Preliminary discussions with landholders have been positive." While assessing the Hammond acquisition on EL9636 T88 had the opportunity to collect 11 float samples from a trial mining pit developed by Auzex Resources Limited in 2008 The company found the quartz samples graded between 99.53% and 99.99% with impurities ranging from 99 ppm to 4,100 ppm Taiton says the project area holds multiple quartz pipe structures with widths up to 8 metres and thicknesses of up to 10 metres observed in historical drilling data from Auzex’s efforts sampling and mapping the known quartz pipes and beginning exploration efforts in earnest The samples collected so far have been particularly clear "The high-purity quartz industry is a growing business and the source of quality HPQ is not something that is replicable The key component to establish a HPQ source is the lack of impurities the Kingsgate quartz is well known for being a supply of piezoelectric quartz crystals and it is well known for its clarity "There has been limited research on the quality of the quartz and it was Auzex Resources Limited in 2008 who had identified a large volume of high-quality quartz present at the Kingsgate project "The trial mining conducted by Auzex had identified at least 100,000 tonnes of quartz that could be mined annually over a 10-year period "Taiton views the Kingsgate project as its flagship project now and the company will work earnestly to bring this project into a mining stage as soon as practicably possible its size of around a diameter of up to 20 metres with the likelihood of an underground mining environment and its value proposition means that the potential footprint will be significantly smaller than conventional mining." 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Terms of use An Augusta man is dead after a shooting on Kingsgate Drive early Wednesday was shot at least once and taken to Wellstar-MCG hospital according to a news release from the Richmond County Coroner's Office Beard was pronounced dead at the hospital just after 5 a.m the Richmond County Sheriff's Office responded to the 3700 block of Kingsgate Drive for shots fired with one person down according to a news release from the sheriff's office no further information is available at this time," according to the sheriff's office McDonald's lawsuit: North Augusta woman sues Grovetown McDonald's after allegedly slipping on wet floor Kingsgate Consolidated (ASX:KCN) advised earlier today that the company continues to intersect gold at the Chatree South-East Complex near the Chatree Gold Mine in Thailand The company’s reverse circulation and diamond drilling program is currently focused on assessing exploration targets and characterising mineralised zones within the project.  which has a market capitalisation of $335 million found several intercepts returned from all zones within the mineralised structure that forms the basis of the Chatree South-East Complex.  The company says the main mineralisation zone is trending to north-northwest and shallow dipping to lithological units at the main zone and from gentle to sub-vertical west dipping at the western zone.  Kingsgate plans to conduct additional reverse circulation and diamond drilling in the first half of this year at Chatree to test mineralisation extensions The programs will be conducted across the Chang Puek a specialist structural geology consultant conducted drill core logging at Chatree South-East to interpret the relationship between structural influences Proposals have also been received from hydrogeological consultants to conduct hydrogeological assessments and water management studies in Chatree South-East Complex.  89 reverse circulation holes for 7,312m were drilled while seven diamond holes for 745.6m were drilled.  and developer focused on its flagship Chatree Gold Mine in central Thailand Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au    ABC Refinery: Back to the future with Trump’s tariffs Donald Trump may have ‘borrowed’ the phrase “Make America Great Again” from.. 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at the Kingsgate shopping centre in the heart of Huddersfield where the redevelopment of a former department store is providing the focal point not just for the regeneration of the shopping centre it is located in but also for the wider regeneration plans for the West Yorkshire town When the Kingsgate opened in the early 2000s it was the third shopping centre in the town The 280,000 sq ft centre was developed by private property company WD Ltd The Kingsgate was anchored by a 85,000 sq ft House of Fraser store at its southern end and was a typical fashion-led centre of the sort commonplace at the time The retail landscape has changed dramatically over the past 20 years as a result of the rise of e-commerce and demise of many of the UK’s long-standing retailers and department store operators it came as little surprise when it was announced in 2022 that the House of Fraser store was scheduled to close the owner of the Kingsgate was already considering replacing some of the surplus retail space with a leisure development in the northern part of the centre but when the department store unit became vacant attention switched to the opposite end of the site One of the first ideas was to fill the vacant space with a cinema operator which is joint agent on the centre with Newns Webster but the desire was always to do something a little bit bigger,” says Thomas a deal with struck with The Light in late 2022 to bring its leisure concept to the centre The Kingsgate venue was the first site opened by The Light under new owner Luke Johnson and Risk Capital Partners In some of the earlier iterations of The Light the focus was very much on the cinema offer with other leisure activities taking more of a back seat the brand’s offer has evolved and although its new Huddersfield site will feature a six-screen cinema it will also host a wide range of different leisure activities The leisure line-up at the Kingsgate includes pool The intention is to evolve the offer over time “Their business model is such that they can bring in new concepts and new ideas and keep it really fresh That’s what really resonated with the team here We wanted to secure a proposition that could really flex going forwards in terms of providing an innovative all-encompassing leisure offer reflecting what the catchment and the customer really wanted.” That catchment is sizeable with around 120,000 people in the immediate area and circa 230,000 people within a 30-minute drive including Huddersfield’s large student population tend to go to larger regional cities like Leeds or Sheffield to get their leisure fix but the Kingsgate team are confident that The Light’s evolving offer will help to capture a lot of the spend that is currently being deployed elsewhere While the opening of The Light is a key moment for the Kingsgate centre Bateman says it is just the first step in the journey “The strategy going forward is to then turn the rest of the shopping centre into something which is entirely complementary with a best-in-class leisure anchor,” he explains “Having that leisure anchor is very much a deliberate strategy to offer a much wider appeal to customers and somewhere that resonates more with the wider regeneration of the town centre “As the retail offer consolidates around the town the Kingsgate will become even more focused as the prime location in the town The idea is to reposition the shopping centre gently and consolidate the demand that is there from existing operators in the town but also present Kingsgate as a great opportunity for operators who don’t really know Huddersfield and hopefully will see the shopping centre and the town as a location where they can trade really well.” The centre has already started the process of evolving its offer away from fashion and bringing in retailers previously located elsewhere in the town It recently agreed a deal to relocate Boots to a 16,000 sq ft unit from its previous location on King Street Holland & Barrett has signed for the former 2,000 sq ft Body Shop unit and Pandora has relocated to a larger 1,500 sq ft unit In addition to the introduction of The Light the redevelopment also features four prominent F&B units ranging from 3,000 sq ft to 7,500 sq ft which have already attracted a lot of attention from potential occupiers “As awareness of our recent lettings and the arrival of The Light has intensified since the start of the year we have seen a significant uplift in enquiries from retail F&B and leisure operators looking to take space at the Kingsgate shopping centre,” he says The redevelopment of the Kingsgate centre ties in nicely with the wider ambitious plans Kirklees Council has for the town centre as part of its £250m Huddersfield Blueprint Huddersfield is set to benefit from several regeneration initiatives that will consolidate the town’s retail offer and prioritise culture and families A key part of these plans is the demolition of the Piazza Shopping Centre which will be replaced by the ‘Our Cultural Heart’ project being delivered by Milligan in partnership with Turner & Townsend and Kirklees Council a 17,000 sq ft food hall will operate from the restored Grade II-listed Queensgate Market building “The food hall space within the iconic Queensgate Market building is special It presents a great opportunity to define the character and future of Huddersfield town centre for future generations,” says Alex Hyams head of mixed-use asset management at Milligan “Our focus is finding the right operator and the right concept to bring the space to life We’ve had fantastic engagement from the food hall sector – regionally and nationally – and we’re working to select a suitable operator for this unique opportunity.” the regeneration project will also include a digitally-enabled museum and gallery to showcase Yorkshire’s heritage and creativity a new public square for festivals and events an urban park and a 2,200-capacity live music venue the council is planning to revamp Huddersfield Market which is located in a heritage building on Northumberland Street to create an upgraded version of a traditional market with a better F&B offering and it is also committed to regenerating the historic George Hotel located next to the town’s railway station The George sits in one of the town’s most bustling areas which has already seen investment from Historic England and is expected to significantly benefit from the multibillion-pound TransPennine Route Upgrade “I believe our plans demonstrate our sustainable cabinet member for regeneration at Kirklees Council “Our intention is to attract more visitors to our town centre by future-proofing key parts of the town’s history creating new job opportunities and acting as a catalyst for further investment and economic growth “Our ambition is to give local people and visitors more reasons to spend time in this fantastic town our plans will benefit existing and future businesses from all sectors.” The placemaking efforts of the local authority combined with the repurposing of space in the Kingsgate point to a bright future for the town “We need to really change the perception of the town and we need to change the narrative around Huddersfield which has never reached the peaks of the likes of Leeds and Manchester,” he says “It also never plummeted to the depths of other towns in the North of England and now we’ve got something going on and something we can actually champion and as a result there’s a renewed optimism and a renewed pride in the town it’s definitely going in the right direction.” delivered straight to your inbox – for FREE BE News is the only free-to-air online news service to cover the entire built environment industry its mission is to connect and inform the whole community – spanning commercial property planning and engineering – via one platform WEBSITE DESIGNED & BUILT BY WHITE LABEL Please register (for free) below or login to continue reading Kingsgate Logistics has grown from a small family business to a trusted company moving shipments to and from any point in the world The founders’ principles remain relevant today: in business and believe that there is always a right way Kingsgate is rooted in this legacy and in family: in 2008 the second generation – Jeff and Julie Beckham Amy Barnett and David Beckham – purchased the business from their parents As an established innovative leader in the logistics space Kingsgate has invested in and embraced technology to stand out from competition Part of the Cincinnati Innovation District the business is developing their own proprietary software and partnering with industry leaders – like FreightWaves and Trucker Tools – to implement a multitude of tech Sophisticated technology and training empowers employees to become better problem solvers Kingsgate is committed to helping their people learn and evolve from their first day on the job through years of service down the road they are ready to answer their questions and navigate their challenges with conviction and expertise fulfillment is more than just the completion of the process; it is a state of mind they want to have done right by their carriers and customers They see their impact on the bottom line and understand how their work helps others prosper and thrive supporting and sponsoring numerous organizations and events so the organization wants to ensure their team feels appreciated for their hard work They host in-person winter and summer events and enjoy stepping out of the office to have fun with the Kingsgate Family Kingsgate participates in the “Best Places to Work Program,” which provides valuable anonymous feedback from their employees After receiving feedback that employees sought opportunities to grow as professionals not only in their specific fields Employees could take courses ranging from creative Their employees’ growth as professionals and individuals is a top priority for the company It's their relationships that keep them in business and it’s the integrity of those relationships that set them apart Featured image from left: Jeff Beckham (Partner/CEO), Julie Beckham (Partner), Amy Barnett (Partner), and David Beckham (Partner) of Kingsgate Logistics The Goering Center is sharing this content as part of its 2022 Family and Private Business Awards celebration Kingsgate Logistics is a family-owned and operated third-party logistics company established with one goal in mind: providing superior customer service and logistics solutions Founded in October 1986 by Merry and Tom Beckham Kingsgate is a privately-held Women’s Business Enterprise (WBE) and operates on three core principles: hard work and upholding the highest levels of integrity The business continually advances with investments in employees and innovative technology their personal commitment to client satisfaction remains the same McMicken College was well-represented in the Annual UC Graduate Student Research Poster Forum with 90 grad students from numerous A&S departments participating (out of 185 student posters) UC celebrated National Engineers' Week  with 600 high-school students from around Ohio and Kentucky  on Feb Mathematics and Science (TEAMS)  competition on the University of Cincinnati Uptown campus The competition at UC is the largest TEAMS competition in the nation and is one of seven taking place in Ohio this spring UC eventually fell to Kentucky in game two of the NCAA Tournament Saturday but not before treating a record-setting crowd inside the RCA Dome in Indianapolis to a catfight they won t soon forget University of Cincinnati | 2600 Clifton Ave Kingsgate Shopping Centre in Huddersfield has secured a wave of new retail lettings in anticipation of the grand opening of multi-leisure operator The Light next week Health and wellness retailer Holland & Barrett has taken a 2,000 sq ft unit Jewellery brand Pandora has also expanded its presence relocating to a larger 1,500 sq ft unit with a 10-year lease Further bolstering the shopping centre’s retail mix fashion accessories retailer Lovisa has signed a 10-year lease on an 850 sq ft unit Boots is set to move into Kingsgate from King Street occupying a substantial 16,000 sq ft store on a 10-year lease These new arrivals coincide with the much-anticipated launch of The Light a major leisure destination opening in the former House of Fraser department store on 11th April The venue will offer a variety of entertainment options asset manager at Kingsgate Shopping Centre commented: “Huddersfield town centre is undergoing significant transformation working to streamline retail and leisure offerings This consolidation is strengthening Kingsgate’s position as the town’s prime retail and leisure hub We are delighted to welcome these fantastic brands to the centre.” Kingsgate Shopping Centre is home to a strong line-up of retailers KLM Real Estate and Newns Webster continue to act as the centre’s retained letting agents Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals A Building Magazine Leading in the field of building news reporting Building Design & Construction Magazine is one of the most respected and referenced sources of building news enquiries@bdcmagazine.co.uk+44 1484 437312 Subscribe our newsletter to get the best stories into your inbox © 2025 BDC Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals Kingsgate Consolidated (ASX:KCN) remains focused on getting its Chatree Gold Mine into full production but is “always aspirational” regarding seeking potential acquisitions Speaking to Mining.com.au on the sidelines of the Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum in Kalgoorlie CEO Jamie Gibson says as an ASX-listed gold mining company with a producing asset in Thailand and a development project in Chile The $349.25 million market capitalised company will assess prospective targets internally but also welcomes approaches from advisory firms pitching potential targets “I think you have to be open in this market with gold at around US$2,400. It’s an incredible bull market for gold there’s been a few wobbles in recent times we’ll take it,” the CEO tells this news service we’re single-minded just about getting our Chatree Gold Mine back into full production I guess the proceeds is split up between the operational side of it We’re also running a really aggressive exploration program extension to the Chatree system within 2-3 kilometres of the existing plant if we find the right asset or someone makes us the right offer Kingsgate also reported the conditions precedent to drawdown the US$35 million term facility with Nebari Gold Fund 1 and Nebari Natural Resources Credit Fund II have been satisfied Gibson says it’s currently a tough market to raise capital and the US$35 million facility means Kingsgate is fully funded have Chatree at full production The company now has a “transformational quarter” ahead with plans to upgrade both the gold grade and production in terms of ounces at Chatree and we’ve actually just funded into a whole lot of new Caterpillar equipment – 41 new pieces,” the CEO adds Gibson notes existing producers typically like to add ounces and it’s easier if they have a brownfields or an operating project as you they “just blend it straight in” “What you find with the greenfield projects is obviously a lot of capital Sometimes it doesn’t always pan out the way it can the first priority is you look for something that’s already producing you look at something that’s near mine The aforementioned funds received will go towards: repayment of the preference shareholder loans; delivery of the remainder of new mining equipment; expanding the aggressive near-mine and regional exploration programs; and ongoing work on upgrading the existing resource base at Chatree specialising in privately-offered pooled investment vehicles including Nebari Natural Resources Credit Fund II and Nebari Gold Fund 1 which are funding the aforementioned transaction Kingsgate appointed Dan O’Connell to the management team as CFO O’Connell has experience across financial and commercial disciplines within Australian listed multinational mining companies At the beginning of Q2 2024, the gold price reached a new all-time high of $3,511 on 3 April The World Gold Council says April was a time to shine for gold which posted a 4% gain and ended the month at US$2,307 per ounce driven by Chinese buying and central banks representing a 2% increase compared to April The start of July the price of gold is $3,487.18 per ounce The World Gold Council says total gold supply in 2023 increased 3% year-on-year as mine supply and recycling both posted growth – to total 4,898.8 tonnes Australian gold production decreased by 4% year-on-year in the March quarter 2024, due to lower grades and disruptions from heavy rainfall, according to the Department of Industry, Science and Resources’ (DISR) latest issue of its Resources and Energy Quarterly: June 2024 Production is forecast to grow over the outlook period as major new projects and expansions come online Gold export earnings are expected to reach a record $33 billion in 2023–24 easing to around $31 billion in 2025–26 as prices gradually decline from record levels in Australian dollar terms World gold demand decreased by 5.3% year-on-year to 1,100 tonnes in the March quarter 2024 This fall was largely driven by a 28% decline in investment demand with central bank demand continuing to be elevated Write to Adam Orlando at Mining.com.au ABC Refinery: Back to the future with Trump’s tariffs06 May, 2025 Flagship eyes potential to expand Pantanillo’s mineralisation06 May, 2025 ASX feeling a bit deflated, gold rebounds     06 May, 2025 Pacgold accelerates Alice River with new resource06 May, 2025 Get the latest Mining news delivered straight to your inbox. 20 May 2025 18:00422255m²419m²Not Just a Home A Kingdom of Your OwnAuction: 20th May 2025 where timeless architecture meets soul-deep warmth - a home not just built to live in Your castle at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac From the grand entry with soaring ceilings to the two distinct living areas that whisper both elegance and ease - this home has been designed for moments that matter It flows to an inviting dining space and out to a private sun-kissed courtyard wrapped in peace and possibility the master retreat is a realm of its own - with a walk-in robe and a private balcony that greets the morning like an old friend Each of the four bedrooms is crafted for comfort And the double garage + off-street parking complete the royal treatment Life here isn't just beautiful - it's effortless based on a borrower’s individual credit assessment.Canstar's Most Awarded Personal LoanGet a renovation loan up to $70K and bring your vision to life we can approve your home improvement loan quickly and get your renovation started Crime & Courts, News A Hephzibah man was killed early Wednesday after being shot inside this home on Kingsgate Drive Wednesday on the 3700 block of Kingsgate Drive and was pronounced dead about an hour later after being rushed to Wellstar MCG MORE: Augusta audit, charter review sent to committee The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office has not released any information on possible suspects or a motive who was known affectionately by his friends as “Black,” was being remembered online Black was a great guy!!!” Dakota Flake said “One of the best I ever had the pleasure to work with Letters to the Editor | Opinion News Briefs General News | News | Politics & Government Health, Science & Technology | News Education | News The Augusta Press encourages and welcomes reader comments; however we request this be done in a respectful manner and we retain the discretion to determine which comments violate our comment policy remove and/or not allow your comments to be posted The types of comments not allowed on our site include: Forgot your password? website@theaugustapress.com Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions Lower Kingsgate Reserve in Havelock North has fully reopened after major repairs to damage caused by Cyclone Gabrielle over two years ago The restoration work on the popular local walking spot included repairing five damaged footbridges Havelock North resident for 25 years Denise McBride said the return of the full track was a welcome relief as it was her “go-to place” “It’s the best place for walking under trees on a hot day It feels as if I’m in the middle of the bush,” she told Hawke’s Bay Today “He can keep cool on his walk and also enjoy a paddle in the waterways Other dog walkers are very friendly along with their dogs.” On her first day back to the reserve on Tuesday she noticed the impact of the cyclone and the improvements made “It’s absolutely lovely to be back,” she says “It’s much more open because many trees came down “I’d love if they fixed the hill down the end and I can do it with a bit of dog help,” she laughed A Hastings District Council spokesperson said the long wait for the reopening was because funding only became available this financial year and flood water height modelling work was not available until late 2024 work on the repairs could not commence until February 2025.” Funding support came from the Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust obtained by the Karituwhenua Stream Landcare Group The Saturday closure comes amid a proposal to shut Napier Library for at least two years Kingsgate Transportation Sponsors the Xavier Musketeers Student Section 12.02.16 | Athletic Department University launches campaign for naming of the student section Kingsgate Consolidated’s (ASX:KCN) Thai subsidiary Akara Resources continues to intersect gold showing that the Chatree Gold Mine’s prospects has “high” exploration potential.  Drilling focused on three prospects called Chalawan and then moved to the Nok Kaeo prospect in early June The program comprised 34 holes for 3,372m.  Results at Chalawan confirmed continuity of a gently west-dipping mineralised zone and also extended mineralisation to the west which will be further assessed in upcoming field campaigns.  which has a market capitalisation of $407.24 million reports Chalawn results of 2m @ 2.09 grams per tonne (g/t) gold At Kumpee drilling confirmed that the mineralised zone is connected to the B-R prospect returning 19m @ 0.41g/t gold; and 2m @ 5.31g/t gold   drilling delineated and extended the mineralised zone to the east and west.  Some of the results include 38m @ 0.86g/t gold Drilling at Nok Kaeo also showed gold mineralisation is associated with quartz veining containing 2-5% chalcopyrite and sphalerite.  Drillhole 7943RC intersected 16m @ 3.19g/t gold The Chatree Gold Mine is located in central Thailand Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au    The former Kingsgate Cinema building at 1300 Park Avenue West has been ordered for demolition by the City of Mansfield Building and Codes Office Building and Codes Manager Marc Milliron said the former movie theater has been ordered demolished following an inspection on April 28 Photographs provided to the News Journal of the theater taken during the inspection show the dilapidated interior The inside of the theater building has excessive mold and failed heating plumbing and electrical systems in the building directly to the east of the theater building It does not warrant any type of demolition or condemnation orders at this time "It still has a functioning sprinkler system and structurally it seems pretty decent," he said "The two-story JCPenney building looks pretty good," he said the owners of the Kingsgate Shopping Center asked the Richland County Land Bank for assistance in tearing down a portion of the property.  The company representatives said they were interested in applying for demolition grant funds through the Richland County Land Bank Land bank board members said Skilken Gold would first need to forfeit the property to the land bank The land bank is tasked with acquiring vacant and abandoned properties reducing blight and returning them to productive use improving the quality of life for country residents The Mansfield Square Cinema changed its name to the Kingsgate Cinemas in 1989 The Kingsgate Cinemas continued to operate until closing for the final time in the spring of 2006 The Kingsgate Shopping Center was built in 1964 and purchased by Skilken Gold in 1984 The owner of the theater building and the former retail building (JCPenney) is listed as Mansfield Square LTD