Travis Wade News Today

WHEELING — Community Bank has announced both the advancement of Travis Wade to the position of Market Executive for Eastern Ohio and the appointment of Aaron Silverio as Banking Associate. Jon Greer, Community Bank’s Regional President of the Ohio Valley Market, expressed enthusiasm about these promotions. “Both Travis and Aaron have earned these advancements through […]

The Washington County Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for the 2024 Washington County ATHENA Leadership Award. The award, according to the chamber, honors “individuals who inspire women to achieve their full potential and encourage women’s business leadership in the region.” This will be the 21st year the award will be presented in the county. […]

DALLAS COUNTY, Mo. — The Dallas County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a Buffalo man for failing to register as a sex offender. A release from DCSO said deputies arrested 56-year-old Travis Tosh on August 16 after being notified that Tosh was living and working at Endeavor House, a sober living and recovery facility in Buffalo. […]

Organizers say envoy's decision to forgo event indicative of her government’s attempts to whitewash history on WWII round-up of 11,000 Jews in what is today North Macedonia

USA – Front of house engineer and tour manager Rhys Welchman was doing sound at some local venues in the Washington, DC and Baltimore area when he was app

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Front of house engineer Travis Wade first mixed on a dLive under some chaotic circumstances. “We were only expecting about six hundred people at a Suicida

A Monroe County farmer recently patented a unique variety of hops, one of the main ingredients in beer, that he says could revolutionize the states hop industry.

Holiday hours announced, grease roundup continues

Banks steps down as city attorney The Apalachicola Times A year and a half after she was chosen as Apalachicola’s city attorney, Kristy Branch Banks has stepped down, citing a growing case load in her Eastpoint private practice. In announcing at the Feb. 2 meeting of the Apalachicola city commission her decision to resign, Banks, who a few months earlier had been approved by the commission for renewal of her contract, said she would stay long enough to assist in the transition. “I would lik...