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WCPO 9 On Your Side News 530 January 14, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WCPO 9 On Your Side News 530 January 14, 2016

Football are the players. And the players need to be treated with respect or they may not play well, or they may not play at all. Failure is a lesson. Any person should be allowed to have a second chance. If were going to give him a second chance, i think he needs to prove himself. Sarah morton is a member of the lgbtq center on campus. We should try to invite him to one of our event, one of our workshops and see if he shows up. And from there we can see where he stands. Scott wegener, nine on your side, cincinnati. Uc athletics plans to make an official announcement about interesting side not...

The Society of Yeager Scholars announces 38th class of students at Marshall University - Vimarsana News

The Society of Yeager Scholars announces 38th class of students at Marshall University

HUNTINGTON — The 38th class of Yeager scholars at Marshall University was announced by the Society of Yeager Scholars on Monday.

Allen C. Haines | The Highland County Press - Vimarsana News

Allen C. Haines | The Highland County Press

Allen C. Haines, 76, of Anderson Township passed away Monday, Oct. 2, 2023. 

High school students team up to help local foster children - Vimarsana News

High school students team up to help local foster children

Students spread the word throughout the school, on social media and to local businesses.

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Blanchester students excel at Believe in Ohio state competition and celebration - Vimarsana News

Blanchester students excel at Believe in Ohio state competition and celebration

On Saturday, April 29, more than 120 high school students from across the state were recognized for their ability to apply STEM and demonstrate commercial feasibility for new products, services and problem-based solutions.