The statewide Franklin B. Walter All-Scholastic Award ceremony was held on April 27 in virtual format.

As part of Ohio Community College Month, the state’s top students have been selected to win scholarships recognizing their academic excellence, leadership and community service.

On April 16, McClain FFA members participated in the Ohio Environmental & Natural Resources virtual contest.

Every year, the Hillsboro FFA Chapter recognizes individuals who have excelled in their Supervised Agricultural Experience (SAE) project with a proficiency award at the annual FFA Banquet.

On March 28, the Hillsboro FFA Chapter held their annual banquet, where they recognized all of their members for all the hard work they do throughout the year.

University of Cincinnati Clermont College student Jacob Widanski has taken home the top prize for the research category in the 2020-21 UC Composition Writing Contest.

Now through May 12, the Hillsboro FFA will be selling an assortment of flowers, vegetables, ferns, different types of hanging pots and assortment of planters.

On Friday, April 9, members of McClain FFA’s Agricultural Communications team met to complete the Ag Communications virtual contest. The team was made up of Aly Murphy, Natalie Rolfe, Alex Snyder and Taylor Harper.

The University of Cincinnati Clermont College Sustainability Committee has coordinated the planning and installation of a pollinator garden on the college’s Batavia campus, near the west parking lot.

Greenfield McClain High School was recently awarded the 2021 Recycling Incentive Grant through the RPHF Solid Waste District.

Southern State Community College President Dr. Kevin Boys was recently honored with the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Shirley B. Gordon Award of Distinction, the most prestigious award for community college presidents.

Randy Pausch said “Never underestimate the importance of having fun,” and the McClain FFA chapter is no stranger to this quote.

On Sunday, March 28 at 4 p.m., the Hillsboro FFA Chapter had their annual FFA Banquet to recognize members, supporters, parents and alumni.

Long before the days of slick colorful brochures promoting hands-on learning opportunities and other advantages available to those attending Wilmington College, prospective students in 1886 received a single page letter from President James B. Unthank extolling the virtues of the then-16-year-old institution.

Long before the days of slick colorful brochures promoting hands-on learning opportunities and other advantages available to those attending Wilmington College, prospective students in 1886 received a single page letter from President James B. Unthank extolling the virtues of the then-16-year-old institution.