So excited to present this year's Alliance Area Development Scholarship to Isaac Arnold. Isaac has spent the last 2 years studying construction trades and will be attending Stark State College to study in the field of maintenance. Congratulations Isaac!
Ready to move some dirt at the corner of Freshley and Main! Future home of imlcontainer.com/
Very excited to be co-chairing this year's American Heart Association Heart Walk with Denise Seachrist! An awesome kickoff breakfast this morning with Hall of Famer Will Shields.
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Morgan is currently hiring Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. If you're looking for a positive teamwork environment, have a passion for improving safety, and increasing efficiency apply to Morgan today! Apply online morganengineering.com/career…
#morganengineering #steel #hiring
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Dunham's Sports in Alliance reopens Friday cantonrep.com/story/business…
New restaurant coming to Alliance in the old Blue Fig restaurant this summer. K.I.A is a Korean, Italian, and American fusion restaurant and bar.
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WWTP Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent: CITY OF ALLIANCE
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
SUPERINTENDENT AND ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
Please see the attached job postings for Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent for the City of Alliance… dlvr.it/ShnSjm
Looking for something fun to do in Alliance? Come to Jupiter Event Center in Downtown Alliance Saturday February 18th!
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Alliance's First Friday to have a scavenger hunt, chocolate walk cantonrep.com/story/news/loc…
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Alliance to add Stark County's first pump track cantonrep.com/story/news/loc…
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We are pleased to announce that Gregory L. King ’89 has been named the University of Mount Union’s 14th president.
mountunion.edu/news/the-univ…
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Top Gun's return an economic boost for Alliance cantonrep.com/story/news/202…
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"It means so much that people are recognizing the work that we do. We have a mission and we do not stop because people think hate belongs in our Alliance community," said Stacie Weimer, executive director and CEO of the YWCA of Alliance. the-review.com/story/news/lo…
















