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Special to The Star A recent donation will bolster improvements at Cleveland Community Colleges nursing program facilities. The college announced this week that The Cannon Foundation, Inc., donated $175,000 to the Cleveland Community College Foundation. Cleveland Community College will use the award to support extensive renovations in the Bailey Allied Health and Science Center for the expansion of nurse training programs at the college. “We are so grateful to the Cannon Foundation for its ge...

BHEs Golby scholarship gets a boost Black Hawk College East Foundation Ten years ago, the family of Barbara J. Curran Golby decided to honor her memory by establishing an annual scholarship for students who are studying to be certified nursing assistants or CNAs. Recently, family members decided to make additional contributions so that the scholarship through the Black Hawk College East Foundation would be endowed. “That way, the scholarship, and our mother’s memory, will live on for many y...

SALEM — Three residents submitted resumes for the open at large Salem City Council seat. The candidates are former at large city councilman Brian Whitehill,

SALEM — Three residents submitted resumes for the open At Large Salem City Council seat. On Thursday night, city council will select one of them to fill the

Vantage Board of Education President Pat Baumle speaks during Thursday’s brief April meeting at the school. Scott Truxell/Van Wert independent SCOTT TRUXELL/ Vantage Career Center has a new adult education director. Angie Fahy will replace Kit Tyler, who’s retiring June 30. Fahy currently serves as financial aid and program assistant at Four County Career Center in Archbold. She was given a two-year contract during Thursday night’s Vantage Board of Education meeting. In other personnel m...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. OTC holds COVID-19 vaccine clinic on campus More than 60 Ogeechee Technical College faculty, staff, students and family members received COVID-19 vaccinations Tuesday during a college sponsored clinic in the Oak Room at the Natural Resources Building on campus. Ogeechee Tech partnered with Ben Ross of Forest Heights Pharmacy to adm...

Article content “I was very impressed with how organized they had it set up, and how short the wait time was for those getting screened in,” she commented. “There were markings on the floor and walls to ensure everyone remained physical distanced. They also supplied the volunteers with surgical masks, gowns, a face shield, and gloves. I am happy to have participated in this event, and hope that this is one step closer to ending the pandemic.” In other news, the Ripley Agricultural Soci...

Fingerlakes1.com Menu Rochester Regional Health President & CEO Eric Bieber, MD, has announced that he plans to retire in July. Now the Rochester Regional Board of Directors will be tasked with conducting a search for his successor. They said in a press release that the search would be a national one. “It has been a tremendous honor to lead such a dedicated team of talented people over the past seven years,” Bieber said. “Together, we have built a robust integrated health network that pro...

MOULTRIE, Ga. — On March 4, Southern Regional Technical College honored its finalists and respective institutional winners of the 2021 Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL), the Adult Education Student

JIMITA L. KELLEY Jimita L. Kelley, 71, of Fort Dodge passed away Sunday, March 7, 2021 at Friendship Haven. A visit­a­tion will be 11:00 AM Saturday, March 13, 2021 at Laufer­sweiler Funeral Home. At noon a private family graveside at Christ the King in Dayton will be held. Jimita Lynn Kelley was born the oldest daughter of James and Betty (Ware) Kelley on December 29, 1949 in Ottumwa, Iowa. She moved with her family to the Fort Dodge area in 1965 and was educated and graduated from P...