Here is news and information from Warren County businesses and Chambers of Commerce: EPC Electronics Recycling Center will host an open house from 2-5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 14. EPC, 100 S. Stringtown …
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Here is news and information from Warren County businesses and Chambers of Commerce:EPC Electronics Recycling Center will host an open house from 2-5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 14. EPC, 100 S. Stringtown Road, is one of the newest industrial businesses to open in Wright City.At the open house, there will be a demonstration of the shredding/sorting system at 3:30 p.m. Snacks and cold drinks will be available.Shelter Insurance in Wright City is serving as a drop-off spot for Toys for Tots. People who drop off an unwrapped toy at Kelly Hill’s Shelter Insurance Office, 216 N. Elm Ave. in Wright City, will be entered into a drawing to win $25.U.S. Bank promoted Bill Bart to business banker at its Warrenton office, 502 E. Veterans Memorial Parkway. In his new position, Bart is responsible for developing and supporting business banking relationships in the Warrenton and Troy, markets.Bart began his career at U.S. Bank in 2007 as a small business specialist and was promoted to branch manager in 2012.“We are excited to promote Bill into this position,” said Steve Agan, U.S. Bank commercial team lead. “Bill’s experience and knowledge of the local market will provide a great resource to our clients and the community.”Bart is active in the community, volunteering with Warren County Sheltered Workshop. He is the president of the Warren County Rotary and serves as a board member of the Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce.Two area nonprofits are hiring. The Warren County Senior Center is hiring for a part-time kitchen aide and housekeeper. The position requires 25 hours per week, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, call Lindsey at 636-456-3379.Emmaus Homes is hiring for various positions and locations. Potential applicants should have a desire to make a difference in the lives of adults with developmental disabilities. Interested candidates should visit http://www.emmaushomes.org for more information.Please send your business news and staff announcements to Kate Miller at recordnews@warrencountyrecord.Business Bits木戸優太丸