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EVSC bus driver recruiting continues Friday By 14 News Staff | May 13, 2021 at 7:18 AM CDT - Updated May 13 at 7:18 AM EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - You could see what it’s like to be a school bus driver for the EVSC. Full-time benefits for part-time hours will be up for grabs at their hiring event at Harrison High School. School officials say they’ve been short on bus drivers for a while now. If you’re interested, they say they pay for all the training. That’s from 8 a.m. to noon Friday at Harrison High School just off the Lloyd Expressway. Copyright 2021 WFIE. All rights...

Board meeting sees ratification of contract for Grigsby, who replaces John Beeker after 19 years of school leadership.

When Joselyne Cimpaye helped care for her ailing grandmother, with the knowledge that it wouldn’t be long before her loved one would pass away, it occasionally made her sad. But as she cooked, did household chores, and kept her grandmother company, she felt the sadness being replaced by an entirely different feeling. “I really enjoyed taking care of her,” said Cimpaye, a senior at Harrison High School. “Cooking for her, cleaning, and just being with her toward the end, was a comfort to both of us. So I decided I would try to find a career in that field.”

Photo provided by the city of Farmington Hills ‘The Hawk’ set to open soon in Farmington Hills The new 245,000-square-foot community center features an aquatics center with a zero-depth entry pool, a waterslide, a lazy river, a zip line and a climbing wall. Swim lessons, open swim times and lifeguard/CPR training will all be offered. Photo provided by the city of Farmington Hills Advertisement FARMINGTON HILLS — Though it has been long and delayed, the wait for Farmington Hills’ new recreation center, “The Hawk,” will soon be coming to an end. The Farmington Hills Department of Sp...

The 20 graduating high school seniors who win the Best & Brightest scholarship are different each year, but their accomplishments have been consistently stellar for three decades. Since the annual community recognition program began 30 years ago, The Gazette’s Best & Brightest award has drawn the best of the best. More than 100 students applied for this year’s award, sponsored by The Gazette Charities Foundation and the ARDI Foundation, which, in support of academic excellence, provides endowed academic chairs at the U.S. Air Force Academy. Outstanding academic achievements and contributi...