Ohio County Computer System Recovers from Malware Attack
Clark County, Ohio, officials say that a solid majority of their IT operations have been restored following the onset of a malware attack that caused most of their servers to go down earlier this month.
May 28, 2021 • (TNS) Clark County officials say that a majority of their operations have been restored since a malware attack caused most of their servers to go down earlier this month.
Mike Cooper, a spokesperson for the county, said that the county s major computer systems are back online. However, the county s information systems department are still trouble shooting some minor issues.
Effingham, IL / Effingham Radio
Apr 9, 2021 11:46 AM
Marshall, IL -(Effingham Radio)- Longview Bank & Trust invites you to attend its Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting on April 16, 2021 from 11am to 2pm (Central Time) at 1408 N Michigan Ave Marshall, Illinois.
The ribbon cutting take place at 11am followed by an open house/lunch. The Open House/Lunch-in catered by Spud’s Grub will begin shortly after the ribbon cutting. Giveaways items will be on site and there will prize drawings to enter. The grand prize for the drawing will be a large Yeti Cooler!
Come out and support Longview Bank & Trust and see all the wonderful things they have to offer to the Clark County Community! “Community support is key in any new business and we want you to “Come Grow With Us”!” said Branch Manager, Bethany Daugherty.
SafeNest receives $500,000 from Intermountain Healthcare to prevent domestic violence Mar 02, 2021 at 01:00 PM Copied!
LAS VEGAS SafeNest will receive a $500,000 contribution from Intermountain Healthcare to bolster its work on ending domestic violence in Nevada.
SafeNest is Nevada s largest nonprofit dedicated to ending the epidemic of domestic violence. Intermountain s contribution will support the Coaching Boys Into Men and Athletes as Leaders programs SafeNest will run in Clark County in 2021 and 2022. Both programs seek to end domestic and sexual violence before it starts by equipping young male and female athletes and their coaches with the resources and skills necessary to build healthy relationships.
In Our View: Fight against homelessness benefits all of us The Columbian
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The closing of a Motel 6 as a homeless shelter in east Vancouver exemplifies an ongoing issue in Clark County. The battle against homelessness has been marked by good intentions resulting in stopgap measures, with the latest effort coming and going amid a coronavirus pandemic.
County officials this year rented the Motel 6 for use as a shelter, recognizing that homeless populations are particularly vulnerable to the pandemic. An original contract ran through June at a cost of about $600,000, paid for by a state Department of Commerce grant; after that, the Clark County Council approved the use of federal CARES Act funds to continue using the hotel as a shelter.