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Trent Barringer was once again named to Ziegler’ s team of Elite Advisors. One of Ziegler’ s most prestigious recognition awards, Barringer was named to the firm’ s top-tier Elite Advisors team of 13 advisors for the third year in a row. He is an active member of The Town of Sheboygan’ s Lions Club and has involved the entire Ziegler Sheboygan office with the “Meals on…

The Green, Libertarian and Constitution parties all support this legislation, which remains bottled up in the State Government Committee that Sen. Smucker chairs. Various parties and constituents scheduled meetings with Sen. Smucker in February and March 2013. In both meetings, Sen. Smucker said he was unfamiliar with the bill, but would study it.

Segal McCambridge Singer& Mahoney, Ltd. is pleased to announce the addition of four new shareholders and two equity shareholders to its partnership. “The addition of four new shareholders and two equity shareholders is truly a noteworthy development for the firm and the clients we serve,” Kathleen McDonough, managing shareholder of Segal McCambridge, said.

Fleets that don’ t make red-light, speed, or school bus stop arm safety camera violations part of their drivers’ safety profiles are running the risk of multi-million dollar liability costs, says Vincent Brigidi, president and chief operating officer of The CEI Group, Inc., a fleet services provider. According to American Traffic Solutions Fleet Services, a…

Jan. 30– The late Butler philanthropist, Mary Hulton Phillips, turned her personal love of art into a public avenue to Asian culture and history with the opening 10 years ago of The Maridon Museum in Butler. The public is invited to “Celebrate Ten Years of The Maridon with Year of the Horse” from 5:30 to 11 p.m. with dinner, dancing and an auction at the Butler Country Club…

Fayetteville, Arkansas; Stillwater, Oklahoma January 30, 2014. capSpire, a global commodity consulting and solutions company, announces plans to hire junior-level commodity trading risk management and enterprise content management consultants as part of the firm’ s strategic expansion in 2014. The firm, recently named the fastest growing private company…

Chief Editor of Reviews-Domain.com John Taggart took special notice of MPS as per its prominence among providers to the “survivalist” contingency- mypatriotsupply.com kept popping up, so Taggart decided to perform a review. This Muncie, IN company is more than a master of “food insurance. MPS credibility is further enhanced via endorsements by celebrity…

Jan. 30– Former Morganton resident Ted Alexander spoke to about 35 people in the Community Room of Grace Ridge Retirement Community in Morganton on Tuesday. Another two and a half years went by and Alexander went back to his old job in Shelby. “So, I got my old job back, bought our old house back and moved back to Shelby.

ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 30– The following federal patents were awarded to inventors in Texas. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 29– Qualcomm, San Diego, has been assigned a patent developed by Richard C. Levine, Dallas, for a “tuning and gain control in electro-magnetic power systems.” ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 30– Orbital Traction, Houston, has been assigned a patent developed by Stuart Schaaf,…

ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 30– The following federal patents were awarded to inventors in Massachusetts. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 30– UniTech Services Group, Springfield, Mass., has been assigned a patent developed by five co-inventors for a “mobile-monitoring and/or decontamination unit structure.” ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 30– Analogic, Peabody, Mass., has been assigned a patent…

ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 30– The following federal patents were awarded to inventors in Connecticut. ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 30– UniTech Services Group, Springfield, Mass., has been assigned a patent developed by five co-inventors for a “mobile-monitoring and/or decontamination unit structure.” ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 30– Bruker Daltonics, Billerica, Mass., has been assigned a…

Jan. 30– Last summer, the Niles City Council approved a budget allowing for the addition of two full-time firefighters to the city’s force. Captain Don Wise, of the Niles Fire Department, said the department started a part-time program instead of hiring two full time people. One of the reasons they went that route, he said, is that they can have more people on staff with…

The audit shows that the city has never had contracts with surrounding counties and cities to process other jurisdictions’ recycled goods and does not have a contract with Bluegrass Regional Recycling Center, the broker that markets the recycled goods to sellers. Mayor Jim Gray said Tuesday that the 20- page audit gives the city an opportunity to make changes.

Jan. 30– CHARLESTON, W.VA.– Although the Freedom Industries case has put bankruptcy court in the spotlight, some may not know what is involved in the process. Scott Stapleton, with the Huntington- based Stapleton Law Offices, said the three most common types of bankruptcies are Chapters 7, 13 and 11.. Freedom Industries filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Jan. 17,…

Jan. 30– The Burlington City Council continues to examine its budget in an effort to lessen or avoid altogether raising property taxes by 60 cents per $1,000 valuation. The budget under discussion starts July 1 and ends June 30, 2015, and is often referred to as fiscal year 2015 in city documents. Mayor Shane McCampbell said he thought he had gotten the property tax…

Dale Morrow, 28, was captured by Burlington police near the Maple Hills Apartments after he fled a one-vehicle accident about 11:30 a.m. Wednesday. Chad Zahn, a Burlington police spokesman, said Morrow was charged with not having a valid drivers license, not having proof of insurance and leaving the scene of an accident. “He was fleeing from a repossessor and…