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Lisa Colbert used hands-on experience from WOUB and Scalia Lab to follow her passion - Vimarsana News

Lisa Colbert used hands-on experience from WOUB and Scalia Lab to follow her passion

Colbert was a broadcast journalism major who graduated from Ohio University in 1998ATHENS, OH – As Public Information Manager for the Supreme Court of Ohio, Lisa Colbert provides important inform

Source: woub.org
BRITE supports clean-energy innovation in the Mahoning Valley - Vimarsana News

BRITE supports clean-energy innovation in the Mahoning Valley

BRITE, a business incubator in Warren, provides support for startups focused on clean energy. It’s seen tremendous growth since hiring a full-time leader in 2017.

Source: wysu.org
Ohio Third Frontier supports technology startup success | The Highland County Press - Vimarsana News

Ohio Third Frontier supports technology startup success | The Highland County Press

The Ohio Third Frontier Commission recently approved $250,000 in grants to support entrepreneurs in Ohio bringing new technology and innovative products to the workforce. Two companies, Digital Story Therapies, Inc. and Rescue Ventilation Solutions, LLC, will receive grant funding.

Private NCInnovation pushes lawmakers for $1.4B earmark in state budget - Vimarsana News

Private NCInnovation pushes lawmakers for $1.4B earmark in state budget

State budget negotiators are weighing $1.4 billion for NCInnovation, a private, non-profit aimed at providing grants to commercialize university or research.

'No' vote is rational vote on Issue 1 | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

'No' vote is rational vote on Issue 1 | News, Sports, Jobs

DEAR EDITOR: The supermajority in Columbus, in unprincipled fashion, reinstated August elections, which they outlawed in December, with hopes that a low voter