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Ronald Keith Fenton Ronald Keith Fenton passed away on April 18, 2021, at the age of 71, after a brief fight with aggressive cancer. He was the son of William Alvin Fenton and Helen (née O’Dell) Fenton Barger, who preceded him in death. He was born on Dec. 3, 1949, coming into the world a few hours before his future wife joined him the next day in the bassinet next to his at City Hospital in Springfield, Ohio. Ron graduated from Graham High School in St. Paris, Ohio, and received degrees in electrical engineering and mechanical engineering from Clark State College. He spent his working car...

MSUM professor and ceramicist creates body of work based on trips to national parks With a body of work representing five residencies in parks across the nation, ceramicist Brad Bachmeier marries his craft of clay with a passion for archeology, geology and what he calls “investigating how humankind has relied upon clay since the beginning of time.” Written By: Ethan Mickelson | × Works by Fargo-based artist Brad Bachmeier are now on display at the North Dakota Museum of Art. His exhibition entitled “Conversation Through Clay” includes works such as this...

GCCC cybersecurity program teaches vital skills Boden Palmer XENIA — According to the Greene County Career Center’s website, cybersecurity is a career field that integrates into the lives of all people. Smartphones, home security systems, corporate intellectual properties, and industrial processes are some examples of areas where security is vital. Because of the growing importance of cybersecurity, GCCC launched a new program providing education and certification in that field. In the program, students will be able to thoroughly examine the hardware, software, and programming skills th...

GCCC is looking toward the future By Darryl McGee - dmcgee@aimmediamidwest.com XENIA — Even though they are still navigating through their first year in a new building, Greene County Career Center officials already have an eye on the future. They hope to fill the 262,000 square-foot structure. “The new building is designed to hold 950 high school students,” Superintendent Dave Deskins said. “That is our enrollment goal.” Currently, GCCC has an enrollment of 735 for its high school programs and through peace officer and corrections training it has an additional 150. It has has receiv...

Feb. 16—A Clark State College professor has been awarded with a prestigious distinction for making a difference in the classroom. Scott Dawson, associate professor and coordinator of graphic design and new media, has been awarded the 2021 Dale P. Parnell Faculty Distinction Recognition by the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC), according to a release from the college. He will ...