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Squires succeeded longtime Board Member Dan Stephan effective last week.
Squires, with her husband Michael, are co-owners of Audiology Services of West Virginia, a private audiology practice in Parkersburg. Originally from Elizabeth, she graduated with a bachelor’s of science in speech pathology and audiology from West Virginia University in 2010.
She obtained her clinical doctorate in audiology in 2014 from the Northeast Ohio Au.D. Consortium, a partnership of Kent State University, the University of Akron and the Cleveland Clinic. Squires completed her doctoral training at Cleveland Clinic.
Squires is a member of the Rotary Club of Wood County and is a board member at Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church in Mineral Wells. She and her husband reside with their two children in Mineral Wells.
cblack@newsandsentinel.com Megan Hardway and Katie Allen from Williamstown Bank stand with Lubeck Elementary Principal Amber Hardman and Williamstown Bank CEO and President Sharon Anderson as a check was presented to the school for $1,350. The funds came from donations through the Giving Cup. The check presentation was part of the bank’s celebration of Dr. Seuss Day. (Photo Provided) This week, Williamstown Bank treated Williamstown Elementary School teachers to lunch and Dr. Seuss themed treat bags to commemorate Dr. Seuss week. Angie Joy from Williamstown Bank and Suzy Schofiled, assistant principal of Williamstown Elementary, helped to bring in the lunches from Penn Station. (Photo Provided)
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From left, Katie Allen, Sharon Anderson, Denise Hughes, Brooke Heck and Megan Hardway commemorate the presentation of a $1,300 check to Children’s Home Society by the Giving Cup through Williamstown Bank, a donation-based coffee shop in Lubeck. (Photo Provided)
PARKERSBURG Patrons of the Giving Cup coffee shop inside the Lubeck location of Williamstown Bank made it possible for Children’s Home Society to receive $1,300 through their donations.
Since the opening of the Giving Cup in January 2019, Children’s Home Society has been a beneficiary option for the donations.
At the Giving Cup, a variety of hand-crafted drinks are made for customers as a thank you for donating to one of the participating local organizations.