Business

First National Bank this week announced new board member John B. Arnold and the appointment of Chris Alexander as City Executive for the Findlay market.

In addition, three new staff members joined First National Bank. They are Dave Walter, System Administrator and Security Officer, Michelle Brandt, Compliance/BSA Officer and Jen Vastano, Marketing Director.

Lisa Wenger of RealLiving CCR Realtors, announces a new residential listing. It is at 7568 Eagle Dr., Findlay.

The list price is $579,990. For complete details open the attachement at the bottom of this story or call Wenger at 419-231-1823.

Icon viewers have discovered several new features added to the Icon this week.

These include:
• an enhanced presence for advertisers,
• improved photos viewing and a
• sports calendar.

Ryan Lowry is the Icon's technical editor. He installed these new features. Here are the details:

Advertiser enhancement
The Icon improved its “Ad Index.” The index is found on the black horizontal scroll bar near the top of the home page.

Here's a welcome thought from an Icon advertiser.

It's time to "think spring." Call Fyrwomyn's Service to schedule your spring and summer yard maintenance. Call 419-560-2348, or [email protected].

In the meantime, also call Fyrwomyn's Service for snow removal.

Ideal Images, owned by Rachel and Aaron Webster, have sold their 114 E. College Ave. storefront and have relocated inside The Black Lab Trading Co., 121 N. Main St.

See story above for the new owners of the East College Avenue building.

Ideal Images specializes in corporate wear, school spirit, custom embroidery and silk screening. Those services will continue to be offered in the Main Street location.

TTS Rental Properties of Bluffton has purchased the building housing Ideal Images at 114 E. College Ave., Bluffton. The keys passed to the new owners on March 2.

Sheena and Tom Dotson are the owners of TTS Rental Properties. They also own Tommy's Tire Sales, 319 N. Main St., and Tommy Truck Sales, State Route 103, Bluffton.

Rachel and Aaron Webster sold the buiding, which had housed Ideal Images. See the story below for an update on Ideal Images.

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