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Hayflich & Steinberg Accountant presented workshop
HUNTINGTON -- The partners of Hayflich & Steinberg, CPAs, PLLC, announce that Michael Hager, CPA presented a workshop June 21 on Data Mining to students of an Executive MBA class at Marshall's South Charleston Campus. Topics included the origins of data mining, its uses, a comparison of various off-the-shelf data mining software and a demonstration of the software that Hayflich & Steinberg.
Grand opening of Superior Styling Salon
HUNTINGTON -- Salon Manager/Cosmetologist, Robin Lapsley, announces the grand opening of Superior Styling Salon. The salon offers a Christian atmosphere and a Kool Beanz Coffee House.
The stylists, Lapsley, Chris Slash and Steve Pinkerton, offer the following services:
Lapsley specializes in weaves, relaxers, perms, cuts and more. Slash, assistant manager, barber and cosmetologist, specializing in men's cuts, fades and more.
Pinkerton, cosmetologist, specializes in cuts, styling, color and more.
The salon's hours are from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, and is located at 622 20th St. Walk-ins are welcome or you can call for an appointment at 304-525-3590.
Designing Diva launches 'Design Online' Web site
ASHLAND -- Designing Diva celebrates one year of business and has launched a new service on its Web site: Design Online.
Tri-State girls who can not visit the Ashland Town Center, can now design online and have clothing made and shipped to them. Designers will also get a 'ticket' to stop by and model their design on the runway, next time they are in the mall. The site also features a Greek Diva section geared toward sorority girls.
For more information, visit www.designingdiva1.com or call 606-325-GIRL. Designing Diva is located in the Ashland Town Center Mall.
Christian counselor receives board certification
SOUTH CHARLESTON -- The Rev. Andrew Counts, MA, licensed professional counselor, has received the voluntary credential of Board Certified Professional Christian Counselor. The certification is conferred by the International Board of Christian Counselors and signifies that the conferee adheres to the highest standards of ethical excellence in clinical practice.
Counts has served as the program coordinator of Thomas Memorial Hospital's SouthWay Christian Therapy Services for 17 years. He completed a bachelors' degree in psychology from Marshall University in 1979, and the master's of arts in counseling psychology from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in 1985. Counts is also the founding rector of All Saints Anglican Church in Huntington, and the co-founder of Solife, a Kanawha Valley area singles ministry. For more information, contact Counts at 304-766-4583.
