ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Gloria Llewellyn has been named new superintendent of the Belmont, Harrison and Noble County Boards of Developmental Disabilities. A proven leader with 30 years of experience in the developmental disabilities field, Llewellyn, a Steubenville resident, was hired as ...
STEUBENVILLE — The Broadcast Education Association awarded the Franciscan University of Steubenville’s student filmmaking club, G-6 Productions, an Award of Excellence for their film, “Split Pearls,” in the 2023 BEA’s national 48-Hour Film Contest. “The students did a fantastic job, and I could not be prouder of them,” said David Schaefer, professor of communication arts and faculty adviser to the student film club. “It took excellent talent, organization and determination to create this award-winning film in only 48 hours.” Students Dan Musacchio and Maria Resuta ...
ATHENS — Jessica Kopelwitz has been named associate director of TechGrowth Ohio, a venture development organization serving entrepreneurs and startup technology companies in Southeast Ohio. “We are very excited about what Jessica brings to our team as a serial entrepreneur and small ...
TORONTO — A Toronto business is offering a special coating designed to protect a variety of vehicles and other objects against the elements and other damage. Jamie and Jennifer Cline of Cline’s Powder Coating said they have applied a durable powder-based coating to assorted vehicles and ...
CADIZ — WVU Medicine Harrison Community Hospital has received a $2,000 donation from MPLX for the 2023 Annual Fund Drive to purchase ProCuity inpatient beds. “MPLX is pleased to make this grant to Harrison Community Hospital in support of its bed replacement campaign. The hospital plays ...
LOGAN — Amanda Sutphin has been named regional talent coordinator by Ohio Southeast Economic Development. Sutphin is an experienced public service professional who has served the Corporation of Ohio Appalachian Development and Washington County Department of Job and Family Services for 21 ...
