Angie Stanton Promoted to Assistant Cashier and Operations Officer
Frank W. Wilkinson of First Century Bank announced Angie Stanton’s promotion to Assistant Cashier and Loan Operations Officer. She has 25 years of loan experience, joined in 1990, and advanced through several loan roles, now overseeing loan operations. Married to Carl Stanton, with two children, Matthew and Cassie, she lives in Bluefield and has varsity soccer booster and church involvement.
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Huntington hospitals near merger receives state approval
Cabell Huntington Hospital nears acquiring St. Mary's Medical Center after the West Virginia Health Care Authority grants a certificate of need. The two Huntington employers employ about 5,000 people and are among the state's top employers. FTC filed a complaint alleging monopoly risks. an April administrative hearing is set in Washington. Steel of West Virginia questions bidding openness while lawmakers move to exempt the deal from antitrust laws awaiting Gov. Tomblin's action.
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Wytheville Exposition Center meeting to discuss design
Wythe County and Appalachian Regional Exposition Center boards invite the public to a March 24 meeting at 6 p.m. in the county administrator’s board room to review site plans with Lane Group. Attendees will form genre groups such as equine livestock motor sports and concerts to offer event specifics for the facility’s arena and layout.
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Mountwest CTC votes 5 percent tuition hike amid funding uncertainty
Mountwest Community and Technical College trustees in Huntington approved a 5 percent tuition increase due to unclear state funding for the coming year. The decision comes as West Virginia lawmakers closed their session without a balanced budget, leaving anticipated cuts of 6.5 percent or more to be faced. The board acted before an April 1 deadline, marking the fourth consecutive year of rising tuition amid shrinking state support.
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