WARREN, Ohio – Looped Solutions founder Kara Wasser discusses how her company evolved from a family communication app into a technology platform serving domestic violence victim service agencies. The Hermitage-based company now works with agencies in 19 states and continues to expand tools designed to help survivors safely connect with support services.

Plus, SOBE Thermal Energy Systems’ court-appointed receiver says the utility is seeking to modify payments owed to the previous receiver as it continues to address ongoing financial challenges.

And Columbiana County’s Utica/Point Pleasant shale wells produced a record amount of oil during the first quarter of 2026.

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Looped Solutions Chief Adapts Product to Market
3 Minutes With: From Health Care App to Domestic Violence Lifeline
SOBE Asks Court to Modify Payments to Previous Receiver
Columbiana County Oil Production Hits Record High in First Quarter