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Representatives of the City of Parkersburg, the Chamber of Commerce and United Way Alliance of the Mid-Ohio Valley held a ribbon cutting at the new office at 404 Market St. (Photo Provided)
PARKERSBURG The United Way Alliance of the Mid-Ohio Valley and the Chamber of Commerce of the Mid-Ohio Valley teamed up for a ribbon cutting at the new United Way office at 404 Market St.
The United Way moved into the new space, just above TCB, in mid-April. The former office in the 900 block of Market Street.
“The new office allows us a little bit of room to grow and affords us the opportunity to have each team member in their own office space rather than working from shared offices,” United Way Executive Director Stacy DeCicco said. “As we strive to work at full capacity but simultaneously be cognizant of current health protocols and best practices, this is a huge win for us.”
Wilda L. Bungard Parkersburg Finance Director Eric Jiles explains a question raised by the West Virginia Auditor’s Office about the carryover estimate for the 2021-22 fiscal year budget during Tuesday’s Parkersburg City Council meeting at the Municipal Building. (Photo by Evan Bevins) Ryan Barber, center, is sworn in as Parkersburg’s development director after Tuesday’s Parkersburg City Council meeting, during which he was confirmed on an 8-0 vote. He is flanked by Mayor Tom Joyce and Personnel Director Sondra Wallace. (Photo by Evan Bevins) Randy Jay Riffle Susan Sheppard Ryan Barber, with the Parkersburg Development Department, speaks during a District 4 town hall meeting Monday at the Memorial Church of the Good Shepherd, as City Councilwoman Wendy Tuck listens. (Photo by Evan Bevins)