Note: Donald Ring, BGSU senior and Icon intern, is writing stories on small business owners in Bluffton. This is part of that series.
Whether it's charms, necklaces, bracelets, earrings or rings, lia sophia offers a little bit of everything to their clientele.
For Bluffton native Kendra Nickel, who has been working as an independent advisor for the last two years at lia sophia, that's exactly why she was attracted to the company in the first place.
Provided by Steiner & Granger
Insurance and Financial Services [email protected]
Because retirement rules of thumb are guidelines designed for the average situation, they'll tend to be "wrong" for a particular retiree as often as they're "right."
However, rules of thumb are usually based on a sound financial principle, and can provide a good starting point for assessing your retirement needs. Here are four common retirement rules of thumb.
Imaging Consultants of Findlay, Inc., offer free screening mammograms at Woman Wise on Eastern Woods Campus, 15900 Medical Drive South, Findlay, Tuesday, July 10.
The free screening is part of the Hancock County Mammography Screening Initiative, (HCMSI).
Appointments are available from 1 to 6:30 p.m. to those who qualify. To learn if you qualify and to schedule an appointment call 419-423-5451. use the keyword "Pink."
Monday was the end of an era for the Bluffton Industrial Expansion Corporation.
Richard Boehr (center) and Ropp Triplett (right), longtime BIEC members, presented the remains of the corporation's funds to the village on Monday. The village will, in turn, give the proceeds to Bluffton Center for Entrepreneurs.
Brendon Matthews (left), president of the Bluffton Center for Entrepreneurs, looks at the check, which totals $3,084.
The Inn at ONU, a full-service hotel in Ada, has built a reputation for quality and customer services. Guests at The Inn experience luxurious accommodations, fine dining and friendly staff.
To continue to meet its guests' needs, The Inn will undergo building improvements and enhancements over the summer.
These will be completed in four phases. The Inn will continue to operate as normal during the first two phases of the work.
