OVB presents donation to Square One womens’ domestic violence shelter
Staff Report
Pictured from left are Larry Miller, president & COO, Ohio Valley Bank; Kevin Plantz, vice president, Square One; Emily Fultz, secretary, Square One; Jennifer Dennie, media consultant, Square One, Jamie Sisson, treasurer, Square One; and Ashley Durst, executive director, Square One.
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GALLIPOLIS, Ohio Ohio Valley Bank (OVB) recently presented a $5,000 donation to Square One of Southern Ohio. OVB’s donation will benefit Square One with a much needed renovation, allowing for an update to the shelter’s existing electrical and plumbing systems.
In addition to the utilities update, Square One will be adding showers to the existing bathrooms and installing a full kitchen. The building will be able to accommodate up to 16 women at once and is on schedule to offer shelter beginning fall of 2021. The donation is an important part of the Ohio Valley Bank’s ongoing mission to put “
Godfrey couple s B&B idea in Edwardsville finds resistance
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This four-bedroom home at 223 N. Kansas St., Edwardsville, may become a bed & breakfast but it would have to lose a bedroom first.Jeff Helmkamp | For the Intelligencer
EDWARDSVILLE A special-use permit to turn a home into a bed-and-breakfast operation has met a few sour grapes.
The Edwardsville Administrative and Community Service committee on Thursday voted 2-1 in favor of the permit, with Alderman Jack Burns dissenting.
Erin Long and Joseph Mays, who live in Godfrey, would like to turn a home at 223 N. Kansas St., Edwardsville, into a place for short-term rentals, with guests staying between two and 90 days at a time. The homeowners would not be onsite during guests’ visits and they anticipate as many as seven people would occupy their house at any given time. Guests would also have access to the home’s two-car garage.
Corridor Jazz Guest DJs – Jefferson
Jefferson seniors Emily Fultz and Cady Yokanovich chose a unique method for picking the songs for their guest DJ hour. Jefferson COVID precautions required the band to leave the band room after 30 minutes of rehearsal to allow the room’s air handling to catch up. Band members used the break time by picking their favorite jazz tunes and sharing them with the rest of the band. Several band members get a shout-out when we play their songs. We also hear about the band’s new mascot and Cady’s pet… bug.
Playlist:
“Feels So Good” – Chuck Mangione