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EATON – The Eaton Community Schools Board of Education recognized several student athletes/teams, as well as honored a former athletic director, reti

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  Woo hoo!! And we’re now over 97%!! Less than $2.5k to go!! Thank you all very much!! God bless. Latest Articles IKEA in Atlanta is under fire after its management team devised a racially insensitive menu for Juneteenth which featured fried chicken and watermelon. Bosses purportedly sent out the menu to employees in an email last Friday, saying they wanted to serve the foods to customers as a way to honor the federal holiday. However, the management team - which allegedly featured no...

The 62-year-old Republican served as the U.S. Representative for Ohio's 16th Congressional District from 2011-19.

Businessman and former congressman Jim Renacci Thursday announced his campaign for governor to replace Mike DeWine. “Ohioans can’t afford four more

May 4, 2021 YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State University has been awarded $1.6 million from the state to expand a scholarship program that supports students studying science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine (STEMM). About $1 million from the Ohio Department of Higher Education is earmarked for the new YSU Student Success in STEMM Careers program, which will support an estimated 125 new YSU students over five years. The money will support about 225 students overall. The new stude...

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio — Shawnee State University has been awarded $1,040,958 in Choose Ohio First grants by the Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE)

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio — Shawnee State University has been awarded $1,040,958 in Choose Ohio First grants by the Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) to support students in critical STEM fields, including nursing, health professions, game design, computer science, and engineering technologies. SSU received two grants. The first provides $514,500 over a five-year period to fund new scholarships for future nurses, health care professionals, and those in technology fields that support the med...

The Repository NORTH CANTON – In the fall, Hoover High School senior Gavin Williams and eight classmates formed FinLit as part of the JA Company Program through Junior Achievement of North Central Ohio in teacher Mike Grady’s business program. Focused on bringing vital financial literacy education to students in a fun and understandable way, the students designed Budget or Bust, a board game that teaches kids how money decisions and habits affect their financial futures.  On April 22...

MANSFIELD - The Ohio Department of Higher education has awarded North Central State College a total of $1,818,339.50 in Choose Ohio First (COF) Scholarship Funds. These funds will provide scholarships for students enrolled in STEMM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Medicine) coursework beginning with the 2021 school year. This was the second-largest COF award in the state of Ohio. At NCSC, students in seven areas of study are eligible to receive grant dollars: Bioscience, Int...