HOMESTEAD, Pa. — Mary W. Murrin has been named president and chief executive officer of the Rivers of Steel Heritage Corp., effective March 1, the board of directors of Rivers of Steel has announced.
Murrin, a Pittsburgh native, succeeds August R. Carlino, who is set to retire from his ...
TORONTO — After selling cookies and other treats from her home for a number of years, Sarah Phillips decided to make the leap to a brick-and-mortar bakery and has committed to it full time.
Phillips is owner of Kitch’s Kitchen, a new business at 301 Market St. that offers fresh bread and ...
COLUMBUS — Aaron Call has been promoted to vice president of Ohio operations by OHM Advisors, an architecture, engineering and planning firm.
A native of Mingo Junction, Call has been instrumental in shaping the firm’s presence in Ohio since joining OHM in 2012. During the past decade, ...
BLOOMINGDALE — Students at Jefferson County Joint Vocational School had their moment to shine during the annual Spotlight on Skills event on Jan. 14.
Pupils in auto collision, automotive service technology, carpentry, computer networking technology, cosmetology, criminal justice, culinary ...
EARNS HONOR: Weirton attorney Joseph G. Nogay has been voted a Super Lawyer for 2025 in the area of general litigation by his peers. In the 15 months immediately preceding his selection, Nogay successfully litigated six cases in five states (Florida, Pennsylvania, west Virginia, Ohio and New ...
STEUBENVILLE — Steubenville High School is building skills and the future for students interested in trades through its carpentry program.
Now in its second year, the program includes 34 students with 25 first-year pupils and nine-second year members. Teacher Jacob Hudson said it was a ...