Multimedia and design students at the Jefferson County Joint Vocational School made the top 10 during the state Business Professionals of America competition on March 7. The podcast team earned sixth place in their category after competing against youth from across Ohio at the Greater Columbus ...
NEW BOARD MEMBER: Jim Morgan is the newest member of the board of trustees of the Public Library of Steubenville and Jefferson County. He was appointed by the Jefferson County commissioners and will serve a four-year term. Morgan has a strong involvement with the community and is active ...
WHEELING — Main Street Bank President and CEO Rich Lucas had good news during Tuesday’s annual shareholders meeting regarding profits earned and a merger that would further expand the company’s reach. The bank posted record net earnings of $5.68 million in 2023, which represented ...
WESTERVILLE — Dana Zurcher is retiring as president of the Kroger Columbus Division and will be succeeded by Jon Young, officials have announced. Zurcher will retire June 28 after more than 38 years of service to the company. “For nearly four decades, Dana has been an inspiring leader both in Kroger and throughout the communities we serve,” said Mary Ellen Adcock, senior vice president of operations for the Kroger Co. “She made a tremendous impact on our associates in more than seven divisions. Dana led with purpose and passion, and we will continue to feel her influence ...
STEUBENVILLE — Franciscan University of Steubenville’s Charles P. Nemeth, professor of criminal justice and director of the Center for Criminal Justice, Law and Ethics, has published a new work with CRC Press titled “Forensic Law Casebook: Judicial Reasoning and the Application of Forensic Science in Criminal Cases.” In it, Nemeth breaks new ground by bringing real-world case law involving forensic science and evidence to the classroom. In each chapter, Nemeth reviews a unique forensic discipline and applies relevant case law and decisions to examine the use and limitation of ...
Graduates of Eastern Gateway Community College’s associate’s nursing program were presented pins by their instructors, carrying on a tradition hundreds of years old. They were, from left, front, Carlie Pace, Erica Cruse, Michaela Jones and Brooke Grant; middle: Courtney Emig, Emily ...
