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The speaker for the banquet is Rick W. Smith Sr., the former President & CEO of United Way of Ross County.

Two Frankfort residents were named as members of the Leadership Kentucky Class of 2022.

News briefs: United Way of Ross County President to resign Chillicothe Gazette Leadership Changes at the United Way of Ross County CHILLICOTHE — United Way of Ross County President and CEO Rick W. Smith Sr. has announced his intention to resign from the position at the end of June.  Smith has served as President and CEO since 2019, coming in the middle of the 2019-2020 United Way Annual Giving Campaign.  Smith cites personal reasons for his decision. "I have loved my time in Ross County and owe a great thanks to the Board of Trustees and the community." Smith adds, "I will especially miss...

Feb 9, 2021 The United Way of Ross County, one of the area's leading non-profit organizations, has announced new appointments to its Board of Trustees.   Taylor J. Holschuh (pictured above) is the owner of Shelter Insurance in Chillicothe. J. Christopher Davis (pictured above) is the Plant Manager at Kenworth Truck Company in Chillicothe. "The fundamental responsibilities of trustees are to provide the organization with sound governance, fiduciary and strategic oversight and direction," said Rick W. Smith Sr., president and CEO, United Way of Ross County. Smith adds, "Both Taylor and Chris...

Feb 8, 2021 Fluor-BWXT Portsmouth has donated $12,000 to support the United Way's work in Ross County. $10,000 of the donation is made directly from employees due to their United Way Employee Giving Campaign. An additional $2,000 was donated from Fluor-BWXT's Community Commitment Fund, earmarked for the United Way of Ross County's Mighty Active Pack (M.A.P.) Club. (Rick Smith (center), President and Chief Executive Officer of United Way of Ross County; Jack Williams (left), FBP Communications Director; and Tim Poe, FBP Nuclear Operations Director, made the presentation before backpacks were ...