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Faces of Progress

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Inspiring the Next Generation to ‘Leave Legacy’

WHEELING — The Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley wants the next generation to see the needs in the community and perhaps leave some of their wealth here even if they move away from the area. Susie Nelson, executive director for the foundation, noted she spends a lot of time talking ...

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Financial Literacy a Missing Key to Success for Young Adults

WHEELING — Financial responsibility is something many college students end up learning the hard way, but the stress of being constantly broke can be detrimental to someone who should be focused on classwork instead of debt. At West Virginia Northern Community College, Student Success Coach ...

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Main Street Bank Leader Believes Tech Will Play Role In Industry’s Future

WHEELING — Main Street Bank President and CEO James “Jay” VanSickle sees technology as a major factor propelling the financial services industry forward in the same way technology has evolved banking practices over the more than 20 years he has been in the field. VanSickle is responsible ...

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Fort Henry Advisers Keep Clients on Track

WHEELING — Fort Henry Capital is a Wheeling-based financial planning and management firm that helps people in the Ohio Valley and beyond plan for the financial future they want. Russell Dunkin, one of the founders and a financial adviser with Fort Henry, said he’s seen more remote client ...

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Project BEST Chief Sees Changes in Perception

Lifelong Ohio Valley resident and Executive Director of Project BEST Nathan Butts said he is seeing a change happening in how the trades are perceived. Butts has been in his position at Project BEST, a local construction labor management organization in Wheeling, for just under a year, but ...

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Lacy Drury Sees Ohio Valley as Part of TCL’s Future

NEW MARTINSVILLE — As construction continues to create a Thirumalai Chemicals Limited Specialties plant in New Martinsville, Lacy Drury, an administrative TCL employee, sees the new location as a development opportunity for the Ohio Valley and beyond. TCL is an Indian company that creates ...

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Continued Growth Is Part of the Plan For McKinley Architecture & Engineering

WHEELING — Mapping out an exciting new future for clients is the name of the game for McKinley Architecture & Engineering, and the ability to adapt to changing trends in the industry isn’t just a strategy for success, it’s part of the plan — by design. Sean Doyle, chief operating ...