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May 16, 2024
Mt. Healthy City Schools hired dozens of new teachers and staff members and completed about $18 million in building projects without formal plans or ongoing funding to sustain its operations, state auditors determined in a recent review.
May 2, 2024
Columbus State Community College is facing a larger budget deficit than what the college had initially anticipated.
April 1, 2024
STEUBENVILLE — Faculty members at embattled Eastern Gateway Community College got the letter Friday they knew was coming — formal notice that their contract
March 28, 2024
The mobile modular shoot houses from North Carolina-based Kontek Industries will “provide live fire and scenario-based training.”
March 23, 2024
STEUBENVILLE — With money running out, members of the board of trustees at Eastern Gateway Community College have signaled the school’s days are numbered. After meeting Wednesday, trustees said they’ll have to dissolve Eastern Gateway barring a significant influx of cash by May 31 — unlikely, given the school’s strained relations with the U.S. Department […]
March 23, 2024
STEUBENVILLE — With money running out, members of the board of trustees at Eastern Gateway Community College have signaled the school’s days are numbered.
February 27, 2024
STEUBENVILLE - Faculty members at Eastern Gateway Community College say it’s becoming increasingly clear, to them at least, that the Ohio Department of Higher
February 25, 2024
STEUBENVILLE — Faculty members at Eastern Gateway Community College say it’s becoming increasingly clear, to them at least, that the Ohio Department of High
February 25, 2024
STEUBENVILLE — Faculty members at Eastern Gateway Community College say it’s becoming increasingly clear, to them at least, that the Ohio Department of H
February 24, 2024
STEUBENVILLE — Faculty members at Eastern Gateway Community College say it’s becoming increasingly clear to them, at least, that the Ohio Department of H