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 ...
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 ...
STEUBENVILLE — Trinity Health System's School of Medical Laboratory Science Program has been awarded the maximum 10-year accreditation by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences. As the premier agency for ensuring the highest standards of education in clinical ...
WINTERSVILLE — Hearing loss can affect a person in ways that go beyond simply being able to understand what other people are saying, area professionals say. “Even if there are no obvious signs of hearing loss, or maybe you are experiencing trouble communicating, tinnitus in the ear or difficulty hearing noises, we can start putting these links together. If you have a higher risk of falling, or if you have noticed a friend or family member's walking speed has slowed, then a hearing test is so important,” said Dr. Lauren Rollo-Juchno. Rollo-Juchno, an audiologist based in ...
FOLLANSBEE – A little stand nestled in a Highland Hills neighborhood is bringing fresh breads, produce and more to area residents. “I have a love for cooking and baking,” explained Chelsea Westfall, owner of Milk & Honey Farm Stand, during a ribbon cutting held Thursday with members of ...
STEUBENVILLE — Renee Pastre Hanlin has helped hundreds of differently abled teens and adults take a step toward independence by finding them jobs within the community, and on June 1 she will bid farewell to the program she has helped shape over the past three decades. Hanlin, of ...
