WINTERSVILLE — The owner of Ruffstic Pet Care said she is happy to be able to offer expanded space and services for area dogs and cats at the business’ new location at 1406 Cadiz Road. Brook Goddard said she now can provide boarding space for up to 17 canines while also offering ...
TORONTO — After opening their first physical therapy practice in Weirton more than 30 years ago, Mark Mascio and Nick Martin, co-founders of Summit Physical Therapy, have expanded their services to six locations. The most recent is in Toronto’s Sloane Station Plaza at 1828 Franklin ...
WesBanco Inc. has announced the transition of approximately 400,000 consumer and 50,000 business relationships, along with the branding and operations of approximately 70 financial centers, from Premier Financial Corp. to WesBanco. Former Premier financial centers in northern Ohio, southern Michigan and northeastern Indiana reopened May 19 as WesBanco locations, marking an expansion of the bank’s regional presence. With the completion of the conversion, WesBanco now has more than 250 financial centers, as well as loan production offices, across nine states. WesBanco previously ...
CADIZ — Dorothy Jones, ultrasound sonographer at WVU Medicine Harrison Community Hospital, was recently nominated for the Ohio Hospital Association’s 2025 Albert E. Dyckes Healthcare Worker of the Year Award. Jones has been a vital component of Harrison Community Hospital’s ...
MORGANTOWN — The West Virginia University Health System has appointed Thomas C. Marshall, M.D., as the inaugural president of the WVU Health System Medical Group. He starts his new role on May 25. Marshall brings more than a decade of clinical and administrative leadership experience to the role, including service as vice chair of community operations for the WVU Department of Emergency Medicine and medical director of community emergency medicine. He has overseen emergency department operations across more than a dozen WVU Medicine hospitals and has played a key role in expanding ...
SALINEVILLE — Students learned all about workforce opportunities after meeting with oil and gas industry representatives during Career Day at the Utica Shale Academy. The inaugural event kicked off April 30 with 60 students in grades 10-12 and officials from a half-dozen companies, ...
