When Michael Hyman retires as President and CEO of the Mandel Jewish Community Center on June 30th, he will have nearly 50 years of service to the Jewish community – including nearly 19 years at the Beachwood Center after relocating from Buffalo, NY in 2003 , had moved here The Mandel JCC will honor him … Read more
(The Center Square) – Spokane County has taken a patient approach to allocating $101 million in American Rescue Plan dollars to ensure all spending is fully compliant with federal regulations. That groundwork will soon pay off as the county is ready to begin promoting a variety of projects, says Jeff McMorris, community engagement and public … Read more
On Monday, April 18, William Monroe High School is hosting a careers fair for students and community members to network and learn with representatives from a variety of local businesses. An expo differs from a traditional careers fair in that attendees aren’t so much looking for job placement or interviews as they are encouraged to … Read more
As a journalist who was “non-retired” in January 2022, and is now working part-time as a freelancer, and finding ways to fill the hours the rest of the time, I have two suggestions: Learn a new skill (which will translate into extra income might) or pursue a childhood passion for the joy of it. Retirement … Read more
Throughout the Madonna Rehabilitation Hospitals system you will find nurses at all stages of their careers. Some, like Michaela Aulner, NA, are just getting started. Others, like Jody Luzum, LPN, have been with Madonna for decades. Aulner chose a pre-medical curriculum as a freshman at Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa. After graduating with a … Read more
The old saying goes, “You can take the boy off the farm, but you can’t take the boy off the farm.” Corey Vorthmann, Chief Academic Officer of Council Bluffs Community Schools, is retiring this year to work full-time on the farm. “I think we achieved a lot of things that I wanted to achieve,” he … Read more
Calvin Clifton, nominee for commissioner of highways in Sullivan County, has worked in and around local government for 34 years. During this time he has endeavored to develop a number of relationships that are beneficial to the success of his projects and activities. Calvin has experience in both the public and private sectors, with administrative … Read more
ELIZABETHTON — Early voting begins this week in Carter County for the Carter County Republican primary. All early voting will be held beginning Wednesday, April 13 at the Carter County Election Commission on Holston Ave. 116 instead. The office will be closed on Good Friday, April 15th. Voting times are Monday to Friday from 9:00 … Read more
BEDFORD — The Bedford County School Board discussed the priorities of its capital improvement plan in a meeting Thursday, approving both the acceptance of textbooks and the submission of an application for a career and technical education grant. Projects were identified through steps such as school facilities and needs assessments, school safety inspections and consultations … Read more
The Salvation Army mobile kitchen will be offering meals on September 11, 2020. Billy Hefton | Enid News & Eagles ENID, Oklahoma — The current corps commander of Enid’s Salvation Army said that despite the pay cuts, after ending a 14-year career at an auto company, he is reaping the rewards of working for the … Read more