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Longtime personal injury attorney Tony O’Dell of the Charleston-based law firm, Tiano O’Dell, has been presented with the Martindale-Hubbell Gold Client Champion Award for 2020. The Martindale-Hubbell Client Champion biennial awards are granted to attorneys nationwide who excel at service as affirmed by their clients. The awards are based on the quantity and quality of…
The Thrasher Group, Inc. partnered with Harrison County Schools to prepare and distribute bagged lunches to students across the County this week. Thrasher employees volunteered their time to put together more than 4,200 bagged lunches for students in need. Each student received an additional meal containing a pepperoni roll, granola bar, fruit, cookie, chips and…
Philanthropy West Virginia’s Take 5 to Give 5 matching fund campaign for COVID-19 relief gains new sponsors, with a new total of $250,000 for the statewide match fund. The six Matching Fund Sponsors for Take 5 to Give 5 are Toyota, United Bank, Highmark Foundation, Bernard McDonough Foundation, West Virginia American Water, and an anonymous…
Goodwill Industries of Kanawha Valley, Inc. {Goodwill} has now reopened a dozen Donation Centers throughout the state. Goodwill Donation Centers, located behind the company’s retail stores, are ‘No-Touch’ donation areas, open from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm seven days a week. Using CDC best practices, the facilities are ‘No-Touch.’ Donors should separate donations into two…
Two Spring Mills High School students are recipients of the Rotary Club of Martinsburg’s annual Rotary Service scholarships to outstanding students. Brandon Dew is our first place Rotary Service Scholarship recipient from Spring Mills High School. He will receive $1,000 to pursue his career in Health and Wellness and/or Education at Shepherd University. Brandon’s 4.4…
Three Faith Christian Academy students are recipients of the Rotary Club of Martinsburg’s annual Rotary Service Scholarship to outstanding students. Tyler DeOms, the son of Bryan and Kendra DeOms, will receive $1,000 and plans to attend Blue Ridge CTC and then Virginia Tech studying in the field of biology. HE is active in soccer and…