by Findlay Hancock Economic Development | Jul 27, 2026 | Uncategorized
In every regard, Tony Iriti’s quest was for excellence, and his impact reaches every corner of Findlay. His legacy is the Findlay we know today – and what we can dare to become tomorrow. By Sarah Mayle Tony Iriti didn’t want Findlay to just be good. He wanted it to be...
by Findlay Hancock Economic Development | Jul 27, 2026 | Uncategorized
Findlay-Hancock County Economic Development is pleased to introduce Katie Hite as associate director of economic development and investor relations. Hite was selected for the role through a search opened in May, after Chris Keller resigned as executive director in...
by Findlay Hancock Economic Development | Jun 22, 2026 | Uncategorized
Local teachers visit Legacy Farmers Cooperative in June as part of Raise the Bar Hancock County’s Summer Educator Experience focused on Sustaining Our Community. Programming Will Focus on AI, Data Storytelling and Data Analytics By Sarah Mayle Raise the Bar®...
by Findlay Hancock Economic Development | Jun 18, 2026 | Uncategorized
Fell Leaves Tremendous Impact as Economic Development Partner and Leader of the Community By Sarah Mayle As interviews, tributes, and farewell events lead to Dr. Katherine Fell’s retirement as president of the University of Findlay on June 30, a theme – one of...
by Findlay Hancock Economic Development | May 21, 2026 | Uncategorized
Rod Walton retired from WesBanco in April after a 43-year career. Walton has been extensively involved in the Findlay community and is proud of being a part of bringing the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts to Findlay. Walton’s Service Touched Thousands in the...
