Shirley’s Gourmet Popcorn Company is headed east this summer with a new franchise location in Harrisonburg, Va., announced Pete Suter, Shirley’s co-founder and CEO.
The store, in the heart of downtown Harrisonburg and the Shenandoah Valley, will mark the company’s sixth overall location and first outside of Ohio.
Locally owned and operated by franchisees Rob and Lisa Roeschley of Harrisonburg, Va. and Wayne and Luisa Witmer of Broadway, Va., the new store is on schedule for an opening in the late summer.
Burma Shave-type signs show up along Ride to Remember route
Viewers who checked out the Iconoclast View column see a vision of many Burma Shave signs in front of them.
The signs were created for Saturday’s Ride to Remember bike ride by Bluffton Public Library staff.
The signs were place along the various bike routes to keep bikers entertained. And, according to questionnaires filled out by participants following the ride, the signs were a big hit.
Timothy A. Fisher, 60, died on Saturday, July 16, 2016, at 9:28 p.m. at his residence.
He was born on Dec. 26, 1955 in Lima, Ohio, to Charles and Dorothy (Rush) Fisher and they are both deceased.
Timothy attended Bluffton High School.
Surviving are: a daughter, Lori Clay of Ada; 2 brothers: Kevin Fisher of Harrod and Chuck (Sharon) Fisher of LaFayette; 1 sister: Sandra Ulrey of Lima; and 3 granddaughters; and sister-in-law: Linda Fisher of Jackson Center.
Timothy was predeceased by a brother: Mike Fisher and a baby brother, Mark Fisher.
Bluffton school board will act on a host of contracts at its July meeting on Monday.
In addition one teacher resignation will be acted up on.
Elizabeth Cogley, high school teacher and senior class advisor, has announced her resignation.
One certified employee contract will be acted upon for Emily Kriegel. Her’s will be a one-year contract and if hired she will enter the system as a master’s step 2 and will be offered a salary of $39,966.
