This picture is from a Beaver County Radio remote broadcast at Camp’s store where Walmart in Center currently sits from 1987.

One of Beaver Counties most prominent and popular businessman Bill Camp has died.  Mr. Camp was 81 years old and was a 1954 Graduate of Beaver Falls High School and a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps. Bill and his Brother Jim opened Fast & Friendly Food Store in Beaver Falls in the 1960’s which grew into a chain of Convenience Stores throughout Beaver County. Bill then purchased the Giant Eagle in the old  GEE BEE’s plaza in the 80’s and then built Rochester Giant Eagle in the downstairs of the former Kaufmann’s Department store in the late 1980’s and built a second location in Chippewa in the 1990’s.  Bill was very visual in the community and loved helping others whether he knew you or not.  Bill played a very key role in the Tony Dorsett Mc Guire Memorial golf outing along with so many other charities that he supported throughout our community. Camp Sold his Grocery stores in the early 2000’s to spend more time with his family. He is survived by his wife and 5 children. Bill’s son Chris is the current owner of Fun For All in Cranberry. A viewing for Bill will be held today at the Devlin Funeral Home in Cranberry. Bill Camp will be laid to rest on Saturday morning.

The Huntington Business Spotlight for the month of October 2017 is the United Way of Beaver County. Michael Rubinio the Executive Director of the United Way was a guest of Frank Sparks on Teleforum Thursday, October 19, 2017. Michael told the listeners about the United Way and the many things the United Way does in our community. If you would like more information on the United Way of Beaver County or to Donate you can click on the link below:

United Way of Beaver County

You can also find them on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/unitedwaybeaver/

Brianna D’Itri was a guest on Teleforum with Frank Sparks this morning at Ten O’clock. Brianna is the Medical Advocacy Education and Outreach Specialist at the Women’s Center of Beaver County.

The main reason for her appearance was to talk about October being Domestic Violence Awareness month. The listeners were told that there are many different types of domestic violence and that it isn’t always physical and that there are many other forms of domestic violence some examples are verbal and emotional.  Brianna said that the Women’s Center of Beaver County isn’t only for women as their name infers. They are there for everyone who feels that they have been thru this major trama. The Women’s Center is there to support and assist victims of domestic violence even if they just need someone to talk to. Brianna also talked about the great partners they have in the community that assist them with their mission.

If you feel that you need help or just someone to talk to you can call their hot line 24 hours a day at 724-775-0131.

The website is also full of great information : Women’s Center of Beaver County 

You can also get valuable information and look at photos on their Facebook page at   https://www.facebook.com/womenscenterbeavercounty/