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Longtime Trinity Presbyterian baseball coach Ken Whittle announces retirement  WSFA

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Steve Jenkins, Evangel University’s men’s basketball coach, announced that he will be retiring after 39 years of coaching. “Stepping aside after 39 years as head coach is a very emotional moment for my family and me,” Jenkins said. “This decision has not come easy, as Evangel has been my life for 44

Considering all potential expenses, including unexpected, is key to a worry-free retirement. Sponsored by Leverage Planners. Many people are focused on retiring someday but often have a common question: When will I know I have enough money to retire?  “I think it’s important to understand that in retirement, basically, we’re looking at a long-term period

Financial Aid director Deborah Tollefson to retire – UNCGNews News Items from UNC Greensboro News Items from UNC Greensboro  

“Partner expectations are also evolving, with more partners wanting to work longer. Community and client expectations are shifting too. “In considering our approach to the review of voluntary retirement provisions, fairness was an underlying principle, together with competitiveness to recruit and retain the best talent, and alignment to community expectations,” she said. “The changes are

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Brazos Valley Council of Governments Executive Director Tom Wilkinson is retiring after a career that spanned over 29 years with the organization. Wilkinson considers one of the biggest accomplishments during his time with BVCOG to be a fiber grant that supported a 300-mile fiber optic ring that serves county and city

At 86, with Reagle’s summer season a scratch because of the pandemic, it is simply time, he said. His retirement will be effective June 30, and the search for a successor is underway. Eagle will be the proverbial tough act to follow. A genially welcoming presence who could also summon a no-nonsense streak, Eagle managed

Though retirees typically seek sunshine and low-income taxes, a new study found that seniors’ long-standing love with states like Arizona and Florida might be fading as more flock to larger cities. AdvisorSmith, which provides business insurance consulting, evaluated the American cities that are attracting the most new residents aged 65 or older using U.S. Census

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) – Many West Michigan residents are heading out on spring break – some by plane, some by car. But would you do either without a game plan in mind? Same goes for your retirement, and our Expert Tom Jacobs, is here with some advice. Jacobs Financial Services, LLCOffices in Grandville, Muskegon

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) – Approximately 60 million Americans participate in a 401(k) plan. This form of retirement plan has not always been the go-to choice for saving. Fiduciary financial planner Dustin Stanley of Strategic Wealth Designers joined the newscast to discuss why 401(k)s are now so popular. Pensions used to be the retirement standard. “Many