By DEREK REDD WHEELING — There was a point last year when Adrianne Manning sat at a crossroad in her teaching career. She didn’t know if she wanted to stay in the classroom — or to remain in education. She wondered if she was still making a difference. Then, her students, both current ...
By SHELLEY HANSON WHEELING — Jill Spangler, director of Clinical Nutrition for WVU Medicine Reynolds Memorial and Wheeling hospitals, enjoys helping others live a more healthy lifestyle via good nutrition and education. Spangler said in her role as director of clinical nutrition she ...
WHEELING — It takes an entire team to publish a daily newspaper, and three women are key players when it comes to producing The Intelligencer, The Times Leader and the Wheeling News-Register. Working together with their male counterparts, these women — Pam Bennett and Shellie Higgins, ...
By ROBERT A. DEFRANK WEST LIBERTY – Betsy Delk found her calling lending assistance to students as director of the West Liberty University Foundation. Delk is responsible for raising, managing and stewarding private funds to support and strengthen West Liberty University and provide ...
By ERIC AYRES WHEELING — The Ohio Valley has its share of recognizable family names, but Toni DiCarlo’s “famous” family name is one that generations of local people instantly associate with a taste of home. “My uncle, Primo DiCarlo, originated DiCarlo’s Pizza in Steubenville, ...
By DEREK REDD WEST LIBERTY — Amanda Welsch is a millennial. “And proud of it,” she said. Yet she admits one thing about her generation — it’s resistant to engagement. Hard to engage, hard to contact, hard to get to pick up a phone. She also admits that, when offered the job as ...
