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Experience Southeast Ohio’s Small Town Charm by Discovering its Artists CAMBRIDGE, OHIO (March 1, 2021) – There’s something about a handmade item that is crafted with care, passion, patience and love. Five Southeast Ohio businesses and organizations take those qualities and wrap them in a gift of inspiring talent.   The smell of fresh cut wood welcomes you when you enter the door at the Cambridge Wooden Toy Company & Great American Steam Locomotive Museum. For over 40 years, master craftsman Brian Gray has been creating handmade steam locomotives from walnut. The museum display room i...

Spring, Summer Schoolcations Ideas in Southeast Ohio CAMBRIDGE, OHIO (Feb. 22, 2021) – One of the newest travel trends to emerge from the 2020-21 global pandemic is ‘schoolcations.’ More and more families have opted to take remote learning on the road. Forget about staying confined to your home. If you’re new to remote learning or are a homeschooling family, then Southeast Ohio offers a number of wonderful opportunities for your kiddos to have hands-on learning experiences. “The potential upside to remote learning or homeschooling is the opportunity to set your own schedule,” Debb...

UAE schools to add more classes, staff as admission age revised Nandini Sircar/Dubai KT file photo by Shihab Changes welcomed, even as some concerns are raised. Parents and educators have welcomed the changes made by education authorities to the minimum age for admissions of school students, but these amendments haven't come without concerns for all stakeholders. Listen to this story and more on 8@8 with David Light The age requirements will change for new students enrolling in FS1, FS2, Year 1 and Year 2 (Pre-KG, KG1 and Grade 1 respectively), according to the UAE’s MoE, resolution no. (24...

Ex-Schenectady County sergeant indicted in connection with jail incident FacebookTwitterEmail SCHENECTADY – A fired jail sergeant, who was in charge when a corrections officer allegedly attacked a detainee in November, has been indicted on two counts of official misconduct, according to Schenectady County District Attorney Robert Carney. Carney said the misdemeanor charges were unsealed Wednesday in county court against Timothy Bruce, 34. Bruce, who appeared with his attorney, pleaded not guilty during his arraignment, said Assistant District Attorney Brian Gray, who is prosecuting. Bruce w...

12:04 pm UTC Feb. 23, 2021 Wilson Pickett Illustration: Brian Gray, USA TODAY Network Enable the ambient audio feature Enable the ambient audio feature This audio enhanced story is best with headphones. Turn audio on Turn audio off As the National Museum of African American Music opens its doors, journalists from the USA TODAY Network explore the stories, places and people who helped make music what it is today in our expansive series, Hallowed Sound. MEMPHIS, Tenn. — In roughly 15 months, Wilson Pickett helped shape the history of recording in America.  In 1965 and 1966, Pickett, one of t...