A couple years ago, Theresa Putnam began to notice a new phenomenon at the annual Bantam Jeep Festival near Slippery Rock — someone was leaving little rubber ducks on Jeeps. “We started talking to people, and we found out it meant we’d been ‘ducked,’” said Putnam, a Dayton, Ohio, resident
With businesses, festivals and gatherings forced to shut down last summer because of the coronavirus pandemic, people are excited to start enjoying the numerous activities that have recently reopened in Pittsburgh.
Tim Watson is a trail guide at the Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival. He leads drivers through the woods, often on uneven terrain. When it came time to propose to girlfriend Kirsten, he knew the perfect location. “We have a love of Jeeps and a love of each other,” said Watson,
Cox Automotive Presents 16th Barbara Cox Woman of the Year Award and $10,000 Barbara Cox Scholarship
- Corina Diehl, owner and president of Diehl Automotive, is recognized as a business and philanthropic leader.
- Diehl is a pioneer in the industry as an automotive business owner for three decades.
- Northwood University student Angelena Brindley receives a $10,000 Barbara Cox scholarship.
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ATLANTA, Jan. 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Cox Automotive presented its annual Barbara Cox Woman of the Year Award to Corina Diehl, owner and president of Diehl Automotive, a five-dealership group headquartered in Butler, Pa.