Local Jobs and Services to Know About This Week

A local bank picked a new leader while one medical office added a skilled professional, proving the area keeps growing in both healthcare and finance. A community bank in Fleetwood chose Betsy Knott to lead their retail banking team after she spent years opening and managing different branches. Her job involves training staff, setting up new systems, and making sure customers feel connected. In dermatology news, a new provider joined a Kutztown clinic after years of working in local offices and training with big groups. Alexandra Davis, who grew up near Berks County, now handles skin checks, minor surgical fixes, and even some cosmetic treatments. Another dermatology expert, Alan Himmelsbach, moved to offices in Douglassville and Pottstown, showing how rural offices stay connected to experienced care.A different kind of job made headlines in the legal field where a firm chose a tech leader to oversee artificial intelligence tools. Ian Wood will help the company use AI better, balancing speed, safety, and customer trust. The firm hopes this move prepares them for future technology shifts while keeping client information private and decisions sound. Families also have a reminder for sharing memorials. Local publications accept shortened life stories through email but require backup proof and payment by card before printing anything.