A DNA test showed a 46 year-old woman that her family had been keeping a big secret from her for her whole life. -as seen on WCCO
In an act of resistance Moreimi’s mother collected hundreds of recipes while imprisoned in a WWII concentration camp. -as read in TC Pioneer Press
Essence One, a Minneapolis maker of personal care products, will use the Oscars as a marketing platform. It will add some of its products to the gift bags that Oscar nominees get, hoping that stars will use and promote them. -as read in Star Tribune
Twin Cities-based natural beauty line Essence One has been selected for the 2020 Oscar baskets. -as read in MplsSt.Paul Magazine
As a company that strives to elevate awareness about natural mental health therapies, Essence One partnered with Bring Change to Mind. -as read in Maple Grove Magazine
While imprisoned in a munitions plant in Germany during World War II, the mother of St. Louis Park resident Eva Moreimi secretly recorded family recipes from fellow inmates at the factory. -as read in Sun Sailor
Eva Moreimi spoke with Heather Brown and Kim Johnson about how hidden recipes helped her mother survive the Holocaust. -as seen on WCCO
Author previews her upcoming book about her personal journey after a DNA home test kit revealed the man who raised her is not her biological father. -as heard on WCCO-AM
Author Eva Moreimi shares a moving and emotional story of how her parents struggled through and survived the atrocities of WWII. Hidden Recipes recounts how Moreimi's mother courageously, in an act of silent resistance, collected hundreds of recipes from her fellow inmates at a labor camp. -as seen on KARE 11
The Maple Grove company is helping communities support Minnesota-made products. -as seen on KARE 11
Driver in Making program plants the seeds of distraction free driving in younger kids. -as seen on KARE 11
Beyond Words Co. offers multi-sensory mail-order care packages. -as read in Minnesota Parent
Expert Leah Simon-Clarke from reVamp SalonSpa in Uptown shares some advice. -as seen on WCCO
MN moms help fundraisers sell items that are locally made. -as read in Minnesota Parent
Gina Moore and AJ Zimmer, from Minnesota Brands For Good, explain. -as seen on WCCO
Many small businesses throughout Minnesota set up booths at the Minnesota State Fair. -as seen on KARE 11
A booth can bring business to brick-and-mortar stores long after event has run its course. -as read in the Star Tribune
There is a new way for Minnesota schools, bands, churches and many other groups to raise money that also supports local business. It's called Minnesota Brands for Good. -as seen on KARE 11
Perk’s run through the course could use some polish, but his 40 yard dash was a thing of beauty. -as seen on KARE 11
Essential oils can be just the thing some of us need to de-stress. One local company is making oil blends that are state fair themed. -as seen on KARE 11