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WHIZ News Animal Shelter Pet of the Week MUSKINGUM COUNTY, Ohio- Josie has been named The Animal Shelter Society’s Pet of the Week.  Josie is a bloodhound and is approximately 5 years-old. She would love an affectionate family who will give her attention. Animal Shelter sponsor Premier Title and Closing Services is here with Josie. “She’s very family oriented, very active, so she’ll need room to be able to run and go on walks and things of that nature, but she’s very well disciplined. Listens to commands and she’s a good dog,” Part Owner of Premier Title and Closing Services Da...

When evaluating the wide variety of marketing platforms available to real estate professionals, we talked to a number of agents who echoed a similar refrain: “I’m a member of [platform], but I’m not sure why. I don’t really know what it’s doing for me.” However, when talking to agents and company representatives about HomeLight, it soon became clear that the platform recognizes this common problem and works hard to provide resources and programs designed to drive engagement and make its services more available, more accessible, and more meaningful to both agents and their clients....

WHIZ News Pet of the Week ZANESVILLE, OH – This week the Animal Shelter Society introduces Lady Bird as their Pet of the Week. Lady Bird is a sweet 3 year old coon-hound looking for her forever home. Lady Bird is good with kids, other dogs, and cats. She would do well in an active home with a yard for her to run. Lady Bird’s adoption fee is also being sponsored, the only fee attached is her dog license. “She’s being sponsored today for adoption by Premier Title and Closing Services here in Zanesville. We’re happy to partner up with the animal shelter and be a part of today’s ado...

Pensions are on the line are now facing an uncertain future. >> i have been here i have worked here almost 26 years. and for it to close, it would just be very sad. >> now, 17,000 jobs and pensions hang in the balance of the question is was this more about politics than good business as though "wall street journal" suggests, greta we have reached out we said it in the piece i will say it to you, we reached out to the attorney general will you go on cameraened a talk to us about what was a good deal agreed to by the buyer and the seller and was made untenable by the conditions and expenses put ...