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One moment, Canton native Camren Barden was studying diligently toward his finance degree at Central Michigan University. A short time later he was preparing to walk down a runway, modeling Versace clothes in Milan, Italy — the international epicenter of the fashion industry. OK, Barden's meteoric rise from Mount Pleasant to Milan didn't unfold quite that fast, but it must have seemed like it for the former Salem High School academic/athletic standout who is on schedule to graduate from CMU in May. "It's been kind of surreal, the way it has happened so fast," said Barden, whose late g...

East Grand Forks School District reports zero new COVID-19 cases in two weeks After a year of grim milestones, the East Grand Forks School District reported a positive one: no students or staff have reported testing positive for COVID-19 since Feb. 25. 6:24 pm, Mar. 8, 2021 × East Grand Forks Senior High School. File photo As COVID-19 cases continue to decrease in Polk County, the East Grand Forks School District reported a positive milestone: no cases of the virus have been reported in the school community in the last two weeks. There have been 193 cases reported in...

Community Shout Out: Wrapping up February with Central Middle School's Characters Devils Lake Journal DEVILS LAKE – As we close out the month of February, we take a look again at Devils Lake’s Central Middle School at the students who stood out among the crowd each week to be chosen as the “Characters of the week.” On February 16, Graby Blegen got a very special treat by being chosen as the character that week, which coincided with his birthday! The school said Blegen was a kind, caring student, and you will often find him following the "Firebird Way."   “He is a fun person to be a...

Mindy Summers-Courtesy-BCSC COLUMBUS, Ind. – The Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation (BCSC) is now accepting nominations for its 2021-2022 Teacher of the Year. Nominees must currently be a BCSC teacher, hold a valid educator license, have three years of service to BCSC, and have plans to continue to be active. During this difficult year, teachers are going above and beyond to make sure students are learning and cared for. Last year’s BCSC Teacher of the Year was Mindy Summers from Central Middle School. Nominations for this year close on February 24. '); } return false; }); ...

More District-595 students could see a return to classroom learning