Superintendent Tim Davis discussed the “crazy busy” end of the school year, including an overview of recent honors, graduation, spring sports and the last days of school, during the Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education’s Monday, May 19 meeting.
Members of the Hillsboro Elementary student council recapped the activities of the 2024-25 school year in a presentation to the Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education at the board’s Monday, May 19 meeting.
This legislation would require public schools to admit children into kindergarten if they turn five years old on or before September 30th of the upcoming school year. This bill helps create uniformity across the state for kindergarten enrollment.
Edward Lee McClain High School senior Anna Barrett has been honored with two distinguished scholarships in recognition of her academic promise and leadership: the Robert and Lynn Ness Scholarship and the Wilfred R. Konneker Cutler Scholar Award.
Southern State is proud to announce that two of its esteemed faculty members were selected to present at the International Symposium on Numeracy Education, held March 20-21 at the University of Galway in Ireland.
Remember, Ohio law requires you to move over a lane for all stationary public safety vehicles with flashing lights. If you cannot safely move over, you are required to slow down. This keeps all our roadside workers safe.
The U.S. House Oversight Committee is investigating the federal government’s use of credit card and charge accounts after a review from the newly founded Department of Government Efficiency found that federal bureaucrats have at least 4.6 million charge accounts, spending $40 billion in the last fiscal year.
The Highland County Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual meeting and dinner on Thursday, May 8, at The Orpheum located in uptown Hillsboro. Over 225 guests attended the event “Taking It Back To The 90s,” in honor of the Chamber’s 35 years of business, and enjoyed an evening of networking within the Highland County business community.
The Adena Health Foundation is continuing its tradition of support for the health care workforce of tomorrow, awarding scholarships to 29 graduating seniors who are considering careers in health care-related fields.
Greenfield’s board of education heard updates, a breakdown of the five-year forecast, and gave approval on many items, including employment positions for the new school year and things relating to two renovation projects, at its regular meeting on May 19.
Congressman Dave Taylor (OH-02) introduced the Water Resources Technical Assistance Review Act to ensure the responsible usage of taxpayer dollars in federal programs and help rural communities navigate water funding resource programs available through the Environmental Protection Agency.
The Ohio Attorney General would slap a $10 million fine against either the host team’s athletic conference or the television network broadcasting if a game was played starting at noon — “whichever party scheduled the earlier start time,” according to the bill.
Under the Biden administration, nearly 700,000 Haitians illegally entered the country, the greatest number in U.S. history. As a result, local communities nationwide struggled with increased crime and taxpayer-associated costs.
State Representative Bob Peterson (R-Sabina) is pleased to announce that the YUSA Corporation of Fayette County Received $1,087,874 from the Ohio Department of Development through the Advanced Energy Fund.
