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Dozens came out to a drive-by parade at Benedict College on Monday to celebrate Mary Davis, who is retiring after 47 years of service at the College. After nearly a half century of service, Mary Davis is calling it a career at Benedict College.  On Monday, dozens came out to a drive-by retirement parade to […]

Interact for Health announced Monday President and CEO Dr. O’dell Moreno Owens will retire effective March 31. Owens has led Interact for Health since October 2016. The Interact for Health Board will put a transition team in place to lead it upon Dr. Owens’ departure and will conduct a search for a new President and

A fairly new state law is phasing out taxes on military retirement and surviving spouse benefits. INDIANAPOLIS — Tax filing season began Friday and this year Hoosiers are dealing with all kinds of changes and challenges. Military retirees and surviving spouses in Indiana will get some additional benefit this year, unrelated to the pandemic. Our

On Monday evening, Miami Hurricanes DT Jason Blissett Jr. announced via his Instagram account that he is medically retiring from football. Blissett Jr. cites multiple head injuries as the reason for this decision. You can see the videos taken from Blissett Jr’s Instagram feed below: The health and welfare of every individual player is the

Redshirt freshman defensive tackle Jason Blissett is retiring from football, he announced on Monday evening. Blissett made the announcement in a video message on his Instagram account. “I’m medically retiring from football because of my head issues,” Blissett said. “I can’t work out anymore. It’s hard for me to lift and stuff

American tennis player Nicole Gibbs announced her retirement Monday on social media and said she plans to enroll in law school this fall. Gibbs, 27, is No. 172 in the WTA Tour rankings. She achieved a career high of No. 68 in 2016. The Cincinnati native and former NCAA singles champion at Stanford recovered from

TribLIVE’s Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. It’s February. It’s cold. To fend off the winter blahs, I dream of one day retiring to a warm beach, where I’ll stand in the surf, sipping beverages from glasses with little umbrellas in them. I

For years, human capital experts have predicted the start of the long-dreaded “retirement tsunami,” as the federal workforce ages and more employees reach eligibility. But years have passed without a “tsunami,” much less a retirement wave. The Government Accountability Office in 2017 estimated 31.6% of the federal workforce would be eligible for retirement by 2022, though those

Thomas Weitzel, who has served as a police officer in Riverside for 37 years – the last 13 as the department’s chief – will retire from the post this spring when his contract expires, he announced Monday morning. Riverside President Ben Sells said Weitzel informed village department heads at their weekly staff meeting on Feb.

OK, just to review: Ray Shero, the son of the greatest coach in Flyers history, Fred, once orchestrated the Flyers’ biggest rival, the hated Penguins, to the 2009 Stanley Cup championship while serving as Pittsburgh’s highly successful general manager. And, now, Ron Hextall, who before becoming the Flyers’ general manager – and setting the foundation