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Dr. Cook to move into interim leadership role on March 4 The ETV Commission has selected Dr. Stephanie Frazier Cook to serve as Interim President and CEO of South Carolina ETV and Public Radio (SCETV). Dr. Cook will begin serving as Interim President and CEO on March 4. On Feb. 2, current President and CEO Anthony Padgett announced his departure from SCETV after six years in the role. Padgett’s last day at SCETV will be March 3, and he will begin his new role as the Thomas Rieland Endowed Gene...

President Marcos has appointed educator and businesswoman Vivien Co-Say to the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority board to represent employer/industry organizations.

Each year, Michigan State University celebrates Black History Month throughout the month of February. Units across MSU will be hosting events on campus and virtually throughout the month.

Sharon Ann (Musselman) Franz Wallace, 77, of Coldwater, MI passed away peacefully the morning of Wednesday, Ja...

The Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal is a weekly print newspaper and online news source serving Virginias Middle Peninsula.

Nationally renowned education scholar, teacher and University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa professor Ronald Harvey Heck died on January 11.

The Princeton Area Community Foundation awarded approximately $2 million in Community Impact and COVID-19 Relief & Recovery grants.

John Prescott Gower, 96, passed away with his loving wife Marie by his side on Jan. 1, 2023, in Naples, Fla.

Bath CSD names Kelly Houck as new superintendent of schools Bath

The Glennon Law Firm announces that Sylvia Na has joined the firm as a client service associate and Carolyn Shea joins as office manager following a 40-year career in education. Na graduated magma cum laude from Berkley University with a bachelor’s degree in Legal Studies. Shea earned her master’s degree in Educational Administration and her ...January 12, 2023