Senior Natalee Hall of Chesapeake, Ohio is thankful to be entering a career field that she feels is extremely rewarding. Graduating later this spring from Shawnee State University, Hall will be receiving two degrees — a bachelor’s in health science and an associate’s in dental hygiene.
Jerry Goodbar recalls farming with his father right out of high school in 1962 when he noticed a rock stuck in the plow blades. He immediately noticed the granite was shaped like the State of Ohio with its squared-off western border with Indiana, the meandering Ohio River's distinct demarcation and Lake Erie's presence from Toledo to Conneaut.
Jerry Goodbar recalls farming with his father right out of high school in 1962 when he noticed a rock stuck in the plow blades. He immediately noticed the granite was shaped like the State of Ohio with its squared-off western border with Indiana, the meandering Ohio River's distinct demarcation and Lake Erie's presence from Toledo to Conneaut.
Shawnee State University’s Director of the Respiratory Therapy program, Amy France, wants students majoring in her program to be prepared for a field with high demand for expertise.
The Clinton County Business Advisory Council (BAC), through the Southern Ohio Educational Service Center, has recently been recognized as a 2023 3-STAR BAC award winner.
Kambrayia Elzy, better known as Kam by her friends, is a current senior at Shawnee State University. A native of Tulare, Calif., Elzy decided to take a chance and move across the country to be a part of the university’s women’s basketball team.
A senior at Shawnee State University majoring in Biomedical Sciences (Pre-Med), Kolton Bauer is grateful for the experience his small class sizes has been able to give him throughout his time in the program.
The Mowrystown FFA put together a wonderful day for the community of Mowrystown and the citizens of Highland County. The “Day of Giving” is on the last day before Christmas break, where the whole school comes together and puts together many gifts and boxes to donate to places in need.
From Nov. 12-Dec. 2, the Fairfield FFA Chapter ran their annual “Adopt a Christmas Child” fundraising event. This event helps to raise money for families in the Fairfield community who do not have the funds to provide Christmas presents for their children.
