There is no doubt that businesses in general have suffered through our ever-changing economy. Businesses on multiple levels have had to make sacrifices; downsizing, cutting salaries, furloughing, laying off, and certainly cutting expenses.Small business, especially in Sacramento, is no exception. One expense that seems to be a commonality, is the Company Holiday Party. Historically, no matter how large or small an office or business is, company's have celebrated the holidays and their accomplishments with their partners, employees, and sometimes, vendors and customers. It is a time when people put work aside, and come together over food, drinks, entertainment and memories that often survi

The Holidays are finally here. At least that is what the Sacramento Press employees have been claiming for the past week. One week ago today, The Sacramento Press had their holiday party. Thanks to Geoff Samek, Ben Ilfeld and Nicholas Walsh who made the evening even possible. This wasn't an ordinary holiday party. It was filled with much more holiday cheer, much more food, and too many great wines it was hard to keep track. The party was held at Tuli Bistro on the corner of 21st and S. I have been to holiday parties before, and no restaurant has been as welcoming as the staff at Tuli. Not to mention the food was phenomenal. The Director of Marketing himself, Nicholas Walsh, carefully pic