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Schuetz welcomed to Weirton

Craig Howell Schuetz Funeral Home was officially welcomed to the Weirton business community June 16, with a ribbon cutting which included representatives of the Weirton Area Chamber of Commerce, the City of Weirton, and other guests. Owned and operated by Jeff Schuetz, the business is located ...

Bine joins Aim as client advocate

WITH THUMBNAIL: Angie Bine STEUBENVILLE — Aim has named Weirton native Angela Bine as its new client advocate. In her role, Bine will support pregnant women and new mothers who choose Aim to help them through their pregnancies and their babies' first year of life. Imagine that you're 19 ...

MWCD celebrates ribbon cutting for new marina at Clendening Lake

NEW PHILADELPHIA — The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District will celebrate the completion of its new marina building at Clendening Lake with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 2 p.m. June 26 at the Clendening Lake Marina, 79100 Bose Road, Freeport. Community members, local officials, partners and members of the media are invited to attend. The new 3,400-square-foot marina facility represents a significant investment in enhancing visitor experiences and recreational opportunities at one of Ohio’s outdoor destinations. The building features public restrooms, a sales area, office ...

Klein retires from Capital Recovery Systems

GAHANNA — Craig Klein is retiring as president of Capital Recovery Systems Inc., the firm has announced. Katie Borchers has been appointed to follow him in that role. After decades of leadership and service, Klein, a Steubenville native, is transitioning into an advisory role, where he will continue to support the organization and its leadership team. Under his guidance, Capital Recovery Systems earned a reputation for exceptional client service, ethical receivables management and long-term client partnerships. "It has been an honor to lead Capital Recovery Systems and work ...

Aim Women’s Center adopts new technology

STEUBENVILLE — One Aim Women’s Center mother often found herself needing more diapers, wipes, clothing and baby items than her monthly allotment from the center could provide. Aim staff encouraged her to come to class, where she could learn, earn points and use those points to shop for ...

Quick takes

THUMBNAIL ALESSI NAMED: Former Steubenville resident Ken Alessi has been named chairman of the board for Materials Transportation Co. in Temple, Texas. Alessi also serves as the company's CEO and president and has been with MTC since 2016. MTC manufactures custom metal products and serves customers worldwide in the food processing and warehouse distribution sectors. Alessi is a 1971 graduate of Catholic Central High School. He holds a BBA degree from Ohio University and a MBA from West Virginia University. THUMBNAIL BRAUGH-MCINTIRE JOINS CEDAR ONE: Taylor Baugh-McIntire has ...