Realtors present check to Habitat for Humanity
HUNTINGTON -- Patrick Lucas, president of the Huntington Board of Realtors presented David Michael, executive director of the Huntington Area Habitat for Humanity, with a monetary donation during the general membership meeting. The donation is from proceeds raised during the 2007 Golf scramble.
New treatment for sinus infections now at HIMG
HUNTINGTON -- HIMG Physician Dr. Brian Heaberlin is now performing the Balloon Sinuplasty procedure for patients suffering from chronic sinus infections.
Balloon Sinuplasty is a minimally invasive technology developed to treat chronic sinus inflammation. The procedure uses a small catheter and balloon to quickly open and expand blocked sinuses. The procedure is performed in Heaberlin's HIMG office.
KDMC ranks 3 in top places to work in Ky.
ASHLAND -- King's Daughters Medical Center (KDMC) recently learned it has earned a "Top 3" ranking in the Best Places to Work in Kentucky for large-sized companies (250 employees or more) for the second year in a row.
The process to identify Kentucky's top employers is a two-part examination of the company's work culture. The first part looks at policies, procedures and the makeup of the work force. The second portion asks in-depth questions to employees.
"At King's Daughters, we understand and appreciate that it is our team members who create our winning culture," said KDMC President/CEO Fred Jackson in a press release. "We are recognized by Fortune, Thomson, HealthGrades, Foster McGaw, the Best Places to Work in Kentucky and many accreditation organizations because of team members' commitment to our patients, their families and fellow teammates," he said.
Decorative Concrete to open second showroom
ASHLAND -- Decorative Concrete of the Tri-State, a company that specializes in landscape edging and concrete stamping, will soon open its second showroom, according to owner Dave Sparks in a press release.
Sparks said the second showroom, which will be in addition to the one in Ashland, will open soon in the Putnam Village Shopping Center in Teays Valley.
Sparks also announced the following new hire and promotions:
David McKenzie has been hired as the company's general manager. McKenzie, a native of Ashland, resides in Wheelersburg. He has more than 25 years of sales management and customer service experience, primarily in the petroleum industry. McKenzie will manage the new Teays Valley location.
Ron Crawford has been named superintendent. He is a native of Minford, Ohio. Crawford has more than 25 years of concrete experience and has received factory training in decorative concrete at Increte's corporate headquarters in Tampa, Fla.
Scot Evans and Chris Lawson have been named project managers. Evans is a native of Sciotoville, Ohio, and has over 10 years concrete experience. He also has received factory training in decorative concrete at Increte's corporate headquarters. Lawson is a native of Ironton and resides in South Point, Ohio. He has more than 10 years of concrete experience.
Sparks uses the BorderMagic edging system. Increte products are used for stamped and overlaid concrete. Increte has been supplying decorative concrete contractors quality products since 1963.
Sparks has owned and operated Decorative Concrete of the Tri-State for four years and has a Masters Certificate in Decorative Concrete. He is one of the few individuals in the Tri-State who can professionally polish and resurface concrete. His company also can provide patios, pool decks and driveways.
Decorative Concrete is located at 2181 Winchester Ave., Ashland. The firm can be reached at 740-532-7420.
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