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New school year means new potential for swatting threats
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — As kids head back to the classroom, districts find themselves dealing with a relatively new problem -- swatting calls. A new report shows the wide-ranging impact such calls have on students and taxpayers. ALSO | Back To School: CCS Superintendent says 'We are ready'. According...
State legislators compare redistricting processes as Ohio's process heads to the ballot
CHICAGO — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine doesn’t think the state redistricting process works, suggesting Ohio follows a similar process to Iowa, so Ohio Democratic legislators discussed redistricting plans with their peers from the Hawkeye state. “I am very proud of Ohio people for coming up with a very unique plan that has pulled together some of the best practices from Iowa and from other states that they believe is going to produce a very Ohio-unique plan that will truly give Ohio citizens a redistricting plan that represents its population in a very fair way,” Iowa state Sen. Pam Jochum (D.,...
OhioHealth adopts new anesthetic gas that reduces emissions
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — OhioHealth announced on Tuesday that it is replacing its inhaled anesthetic gas with a different one that is better for the environment, becoming the first health system in Central Ohio to do so. Desflurane, anan inhaled anesthetic gas, has been used in many of Ohio...
Bonnie’s Bus to offer mammograms in Vienna, Harman, Parsons, and Belington
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Bonnie’s Bus mobile mammography unit will visit Wood, Randolph, Tucker, and Barbour counties offering three-dimensional (3D) digital screening mammograms and breast care education to women. A service of WVU Medicine – WVU Hospitals and the WVU Cancer Institute, Bonnie’s Bus will be at:
Getting to know Scripps College Dean Scott Titsworth
As another academic year begins at Ohio University and a new class of first-year students enter the Scripps College of Communication, one of the first people they’ll want to get to know is Dean Scott Titsworth, who became dean of the Scripps College in 2010. As dean and leader of the college, he has many responsibilities including maintaining the high academic integrity and quality of the school, as well as managing student recruitment, admission, and academic progress. But his favorite part of the job is getting to know students and helping them achieve their goals.
WOUB’s Gridiron Glory returns for 25th season
“In addition to our coverage last year, we have added the entire Mid-State League Buckeye and Cardinal Divisions. We are also planning to expand our written coverage. Readers can expect to see much more expansive written coverage throughout the course of our season,” said GG Producer Parker Kopronica, an Ohio University junior double majoring in news and information and media arts production. “And of course, this is our 25th season, which means fans can expect plenty of throwback content and homages to our history here at Gridiron Glory.”
Bulldogs' XC conquers at OSHAA Early Invitational
OBETZ — Athens’ girls’ cross country team won the State High School Athletic Association Early Invitational on Saturday at Fortress Obetz. Sophia Szolosi finished first (18:31 min) — more than 20 seconds ahead of the second place runner in the 3.1 mile race — for Division II that featured a steep hill — a hill so steep that it’s meant to grind legs coming and going for 309 runners from at least 37 teams at the invitational that serves an early preview of the season...
Killbuck Township fire chief killed in traffic accident while on vacation
HOLMES COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO) - A Holmes County city is mourning the loss of its fire chief after he was killed in an accident while on vacation. The Killbuck Township Fire and EMS announced on Facebook the passing of Fire Chief Scott Kashuba. Kashuba died Monday, officials say, in a...
Christian ministry with nuclear industry ties to turn radioactive Pike Co. school into STEM charter
PIKETON, Ohio — A Christian ministry with ties to the nuclear industry plans to convert the recently auctioned Zahn’s Corner Middle School into a STEM-based Christian charter school, sparking outrage and concern among local residents and activists. The sale of the radioactive-contaminated school was first reported by The...
Hydrogen Plant Nearing Development at Piketon Reservation
Pike & Ross Counties — Proponents of a new industry and the first new development at the former Piketon atomic plant chatted with the Ross County Commissioners. Wiley Rhodes, co-founder of “Trillium H2 Power,” and Caitlin Holley, vice president, explained their technology and goals in the Monday meeting.
Experienced offensive line to lead Buckeye Trail football's playoff hopes in 2024
OLD WASHINGTON − Buckeye Trail football coach Donnie Kerns has an ace up his sleeve as his Warriors look to improve on last year's disappointing 4-6 record, which included a 4-1 mark in Inter-Valley Conference action to finish runner-up in the North Division. Football begins and ends with the battle in the trenches, and with Kerns welcoming back his entire starting offensive line, it will be a huge advantage for the Warriors. ...
East Palestine residents want more time and information before deciding to accept $600M settlement
Some East Palestine, Ohio, residents want more time and more information before they have to decide by a deadline this week whether to accept their share of a $600 million class-action settlement with Norfolk Southern over last year’s disastrous train derailment. But it’s not clear whether the judge will...
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