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Mark, an American, is sitting next to Sheila on an airplane. She is a first-time traveler to the United States, from England. They strike up a conversation.

Sadie is graduating with honors from the 8th grade. She was a service dog for Annslee Barbosa, who will now move on to high school.

YOUNGSTOWN — Many of the unmanned speed cameras in city school zones will go dark at 6 p.m. today. But the cameras will return Aug. 23 for the start of next

Sadie is graduating with honors from the 8th grade. She was a service dog for Annslee Barbosa, who will now move on to high school.

The structure will be dedicated to Lisa Biclawski, who taught in Plain Local Schools for 34 years.

As EdChoice expansion is being considered by Republican lawmakers, opponents say critical funding would be taken from public schools — tilting the scale in fa

As EdChoice expansion is being considered by the state’s Republican lawmakers, opponents say critical funding would be taken from public schools — tilting t

While some schools will only see minor changes, more than a dozen of the district's schools will have their start times adjusted by more than 15 minutes.

For top story from 2022, Marion City Schools has weathered transition on its board, staff and administration amid claims of a "discipline crisis."

Bradley Nyholm was named the 2022 Friend of the Arts by the Community Arts Council of Sugarcreek.