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For the 75th year, the Pataskala Street Fair is taking over the streets of the western Licking County city.

Neurodiversity has an important role to play for IT security, with neurodivergent (ND) people providing a broader range of perspectives and skill sets that can be used to identify and mitigate security threats.

Buccaneers general manager Jason Licht announced a litany of promotions and new titles in the front office and scouting department this weekend, according

Thank you for tuning in to episode 128 of The CUInsight Experience podcast with your host, Randy Smith, co-founder of CUInsight.com. This episode is

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Getting back to my roots as a loan officer May 24, 2021 by Denise Wymore, QCash Financial CUSO I started my career as a Teller at Pacific NW Federal Credit Union in Portland. I loved being a teller, but sadly the pay was so horrible you really had to move “up” to make decent money. And that’s how I became a loan officer. It was the 80’s when technology was in its infancy. We used a Borroughs machine to calculate the monthly payment. To get a credit report (there was no FICO scor...

Baxter Credit Union announced Monday the death of founding President and CEO A. Rex Johnson. Johnson died Friday surrounded by family. He was 77.   He was known as a charismatic leader who inspired BCU employees to live the "people helping people" purpose of the Vernon Hills-based credit union, according to a company statement. Johnson began work in 1980 to start a credit union for Baxter International employees and their families, as well as lead the merger between American Hospital Supply an...

Cooper Smith sat at home before his computer screen as part of a virtual small-group meeting with the Etowah County 4-H Youth Council. A seventh-grader at Hokes Bluff Middle School, Cooper was attending his first meeting as a member of the Etowah County 4-H Youth Council, and even though it was a virtual small-group meeting, he was excited. His group leader, Jacob Hodes, explained that they were looking for ways to hold their end-of-year 4-H banquet, which had been canceled because of COVID-19....

at least you put it out there for us. looks like fendly photo open between the king and president nixon, but elvis was really there on business. >> taking care of business. >> what he wanted to go undercover for. this and more today, on what would have been his 75th birthday. it comes to us from sarah had in kentucky. for your fair and balanced news connection watch "fox and friends" with steve and brian. >> i love you, thank you! ♪ tomorrow will be too late >> what i should point ou...