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Bank donates prizes in honor of family

4 hrs ago Marion County Project Graduation Coordinator Roberta Steele, left, with Jim Boyers, chairman of the board of First Exchange Bank, accepts three Apple Watches for this year’s event. PHOTO BY DAVID KIRK WHITE HALL — Marion County Project Graduation is personal for Jim Boyers. “My wife Betty was very dedicated to Project Graduation,” said Boyers, chairman of the board of directors for First Exchange Bank. “She helped for many years and was instrumental in its early successes.” Boyers donated three Apple Watches as prizes that be up for grabs at this year’s Project Graduation. According to Roberta Steele, the coordinator of the project, this year is the 33rd celebration, but it looks like it will be the last.

Banker donates prizes to Project Graduation in honor of family

May 5, 2021 Marion County Project Graduation Coordinator Roberta Steele, left, with Jim Boyers, chairman of the board of First Exchange Bank, accepts three Apple Watches for this year’s event. PHOTO BY DAVID KIRK WHITE HALL — Marion County Project Graduation is personal for Jim Boyers. “My wife Betty was very dedicated to Project Graduation,” said Boyers, chairman of the board of directors for First Exchange Bank. “She helped for many years and was instrumental in its early successes.” Boyers donated three Apple Watches as prizes that be up for grabs at this year’s Project Graduation. According to Roberta Steele, the coordinator of the project, this year is the 33rd celebration, but it looks like it will be the last.

Marion County Commissioners honor public safety telecommunicators, proclaim National Autism Month

1 of 3 County Administrator Kris Cinalli, Commissioner Linda Longstreth, Commission President Randy Elliott and Roberta Steele, committee chairperson for Project Graduation, pose with iPads donated to the organization Photo by Sarah Marino Photo by Sarah Marino The Marion County Commission presents a proclamation for Autism Awareness Month.  FAIRMONT — Honoring public safety telecommunicators and National Autism Month took top billing at Wednesday’s county commission meeting. It’s reported that 60% of police officers will have some interaction with an autistic person in their career. Julie Sole, executive director of the Disability Action Center, said Senate Bill 634, which calls for police officers to be trained on how to respond to those with autism, was being signed by the governor on Wednesday.

Project Graduation is returning this year in honor of the late Connie VanGilder