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February 3, 2024
Horizon Health and the Horizon Health Foundation are offering scholarships to Wabash Valley students to further their education in the medical field.
January 31, 2024
PARIS, Ill. (WTWO/WAWV) — Students looking to further their education as they seek majors related to the medical field are encouraged to apply for a local healthcare organization's scholarships. According to a news release from the Horizon Health Foundation, the organization offers scholarships with varying rules and eligibility. The Doc Acklin Scholarship will be awarded [...]
November 29, 2023
Sharon Pape, who the Town of Norwood hired this past July as Norwood’s first code enforcement officer, recently earned her first certifications, and plans to keep learning and to do
September 9, 2023
Horizon Health and the Horizon Health Foundation have announced the winners of its 2023 healthcare scholarships.
August 3, 2023
Blake Swicord was fired as a state trooper in Georgia after selling guns to a pardoned felon and allegedly sending sexually explicit texts and photos from his police-issued phone.
April 13, 2023
Mary Osborn, Jackson County Deputy Treasurer, recently achieved Basic Certification through the County Training Program (CTP). The CTP is part of the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service at …
April 12, 2021
Too often, service to the church is limited by on-the-job training which alone does not sufficiently prepare someone to succeed in leading others to Christ. Those who answer the call to share their faith, who recognize that making disciples requires one to be a disciple, should receive instruction, formation, and attentive care to their own spiritual journey from the Church. To this end, the Blessed Stanley Rother Institute is pleased to announce live, in-person workshops starting in Spring 202...
March 8, 2021
Scene from the trial of 24 leading Nazi criminals at Nuremberg. Three were acquitted, charges were dropped against two, seven received prison sentences and 12 of these were sentenced to hang. At the first Nuremberg trial it was held that the Nazi Party was a criminal conspiracy. Not all defendants were found guilty for all acts of this conspiracy, but certain defenses were not accepted. Following orders would not excuse guilt for murder. There were other war crimes trials, at which the principl...
December 10, 2020
From South Plains College: Madelynn Rodriguez of Morton is a freshman in her first semester pursing her Basic Certification in Automotive Collision Repair. Her father, Marcelo, is a mechanic by trade but he also likes to rebuild classic cars. "He wanted me to help carry on the family business," she said. "I have always been pretty artistic. Ive always liked drawing and painting. In high school I was in a lot of art competitions. And I participated in art quite a bit. So, he just automatically k...