John G. Richards announced the 20th anniversary revised edition of The Fish House Gang, available as an Amazon and Kindle eBook.

Jason Lhota is the general manager for American Industries, which supplies new and reconditioned railcar components and systems.

Gen K. Franklin McKenzie, Sr., USMC, Ret., joined the Middle East Media Research Institute’s board of advisors.

CPT Christian J. Adams, USA, Ret., was appointed as the vice president for strategy and growth by Valiant Harbor International.

W. Kyle Hughey was featured in a Hotel Management magazine article on his work as CEO of Charlestowne Hotels.

Neal F. Aldavera joined Reveer Group as a staff civil engineer.

Ochsner Health and LSU Health Shreveport announced that Corwin N. Harper is chief executive officer of Ochsner LSU Health. https://bossierpress.com/ochsner-lsu-health-announces-corwin-harper-as-new-chief-executive-officer/?fbclid=IwAR3_5_CjO1vHAQvVN2teRYre4bGd0fMzGuMlGT36nOvJtKZqvb7S3Y4ZPE0

K. Wayne Wicker is serving the second year of his three-year terms on the American Bankers Association’s board of directors.

Paul J. McCormack, Jr., was named president of the National Association of State Park Directors. https://www.scprt.com/articles/south-carolina-state-parks-director-to-lead-national-association-of-state-park-directors

Col Charles H. (Chip) Fulghum, USAF, Ret., was featured in a Texas CEO magazine article on his work with veterans. https://texasceomagazine.com/making-a-difference-for-texas-veterans/

Darrell McNeill, ’94, retired in December 2021 as a full-time missionary after 10 years of ministry with the poor and the United Methodist Church.  In March 2023 he began pursuing community development work in Clemson with Youngblood Development Corporation.

Greg Bolen, ’97, was appointed president of Simmons & White, Inc., a comprehensive civil and traffic engineering firm in West Palm Beach, Fla.

Old Line Spirits 7 Year Navy Strength American Single Malt Whiskey was included in Food & Wine magazine’s 31 Extra Long-Aged Bottles of Bourbon, Rye, and Scotch for the Whiskey Super-Fan In Your Life list. Old Line was co-founded by Archibald L. Watkins, Jr. https://www.foodandwine.com/best-aged-whisky-and-whiskey-7967112

Shred America, partially owned by Raymond G. Barry, ’92, made the Inc. Magazine 5000 list for the second consecutive year in a row and is one of the fastest growing companies in the U.S.