Day in the Life: Jen Geh, owner, The District Boutique
Jen Geh lives and breathes fashion right now. She and her friend Marcie Horbus are opening The District Boutique, a new women’s clothing store expected to open this month in Green.
Day in the Life: Michelle Hahn, volleyball coach & math teacher
It is difficult to define a day in the life of Michelle Hahn. She wears many hats, ranging from coach to teacher, to mother, wife, friend and daughter. Each of her tasks holds special meaning to her.
Day in the Life: Ryan Hollingsworth, Social Media Maven
Social media is more than Facebook. Just ask social media maven Ryan Hollingsworth, director of social media for Grabowksi & Co., a marketing and communications agency in Stark County that helps businesses throughout Northeast Ohio and across the United States. She coaches businesses on social media with regard to the best practices and content strategies.
Day in the Life: Dr. Alan Rudick, D.O.
A day in the life of Dr. Alan Rudick, D.O., isn’t always 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Often, he is at Mercy Medical Center at the crack of dawn and doesn’t go home until he is through, which could be 9 or 10 p.m., depending on patient needs.
Day in the Life: James Waters, director of the Canton Film Festival
2568
There is nothing typical about a typical day in the life of James Waters, director of the Canton Film Festival. His day is spent writing scripts, creating concepts for marketing clients and filming music videos.
Day in the Life: Jill Pavia, travel agent
On any given day, Jill Pavia could travel around the world, visiting North or South America, Europe, even China. Owner of Dr. Trips Travel, Pavia is a specialist in Mexico, Punta Cana, and many Caribbean destinations.
Day in the Life: Dave Baloun, wine expert
Turning your passion into your career is an envy many share, but not Dave Baloun. He has turned his passion for wine into a business, and he is loving...
Diana Boggia | In my own words
Raising children through a difficult divorce presented both challenges and opportunities, and I learned that a positive attitude can pave the path for resiliency. To counterbalance much of the negativity, I was determined to approach each conflict or struggle with my children as an opportunity to teach and lead them through a difficult time in their lives.
SPARK Ohio | Nonprofit spotlight
Focusing its attention on the family, SPARK Ohio is an intervention program that works with families, schools and the community to prepare preschool children for kindergarten.
No more articles