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Ohio teacher forced to resign after refusing to use students’ pronouns, lawsuit says
MASSILLON, Ohio (WCMH) — A former Ohio middle school teacher is headed to trial after she resigned for refusing to address two transgender students by their preferred names and pronouns, and asked to have them removed from her classroom. The teacher, Vivian Geraghty, alleged in a 2022 lawsuit against Jackson Local School District her First […]
With plenty of veterans, Meadowbrook is aspiring for a playoff run
BYESVILLE − Expectations are high surrounding the Meadowbrook High football team entering the new football season with plenty of experience returning, including the Colts' main skill position players from last season. Entering his fourth season guiding the Colts' program, head coach Steve Norman can take comfort with getting back a total of 18 lettermen for another run to return to the OHSAA playoffs. ...
Huge EV battery recycling facility comes online in Ohio
Cirba Solutions officially opened its expanded lithium-ion battery processing plant, using funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. A big facility for recycling lithium-ion batteries is now operating in Central Ohio, where workers are busy salvaging and repurposing the metals and minerals needed to drive the clean energy transition. On Thursday,...
Barnesville dominates Fort Frye in long-awaited rematch
BEVERLY, Ohio (WOUB) – The Fort Frye Cadets could not find any luck on Friday night, hosting the Barnesville Shamrocks in an upsetting 51-16 loss. Barnesville came out the gates sprinting, with a massive kick return setting them up for a goal line rush by QB Casey Carpenter. The Shamrocks then forced a quick stop, allowing RB Trey Toliver to take one to the house.
ABCs of Ross County: Tecumseh
CHILLICOTHE— From Adena Mansion to Zane's Trace Ross County is filled with a rich history. When looking at the ABCs of Ross County the T stands for Tecumseh. Tecumseh was a Shawnee warrior and chief born in 1768. Born in Ohio, likely near where Chillicothe is today, he would often work with his...
Lady Bobcat Netters Lose to NP
The Cambridge High School girls’ tennis team lost a 4-1 match to New Philadelphia at the Cambridge City Park courts on Thursday. Miranda Cole picked up the loan win for the Bobcats beating Ella Wherley 6-1, 6-4 in the number one singles slot. Emma Krise fought hard but lost 4-6, 4-6 to Katelyn Mamula at the second singles and Emily Epler showed improvement despite losing 1-6, 1-6 to Kenedi Shook.
Improving Lady Cats Lose to Creek
WINTERSVILLE — The Cambridge High School volleyball team battled but still came up short losing 25-5, 25-11, 25-15 at Indian Creek. “Despite the loss, I am proud of the way the girls battled in sets 2 and 3 tonight,” said Cambridge coach Lyndsey Hummell. “We made some great defensive plays and we also saw improvement in our serve receive passing.
Football Friday Nite: Scores and highlights for Week 1 (Aug. 23)
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — High school football is back for the 2024 season, and NBC4 will be on the sidelines throughout central Ohio throughout the fall for Football Friday Nite. Below is a list of games that will be featured on Football Friday Nite at 11:15 p.m. on NBC4. A complete list of games in […]
ODOT promotes literacy at northwest Ohio rest areas with Storybook Trails
August 23, 2024, Press Release from the Ohio Department of Transportation: BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (Friday, Aug. 23, 2024) – The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) announced today that three northwest Ohio rest areas have new Storybook Trails, which are designed to inspire kids to read while being active. Children...
Queen City LPGA Tournament Is Happening In Ohio's Largest Playground
MAINEVILLE, OH -- With the Cincinnati Open just wrapping up at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, it just seems natural, as Ohio's Largest Playground, that the third annual Queen City LPGA Tournament will also be played here in Warren County. Sponsored by Kroger and P&G, this year's tournament...
DEA campaign tackles rise of drug misuse among college students
KALAMAZOO, Mich. — As the start of college semesters approaches, the Drug Enforcement Administration, or DEA, Detroit Field Division is working to prevent drug abuse and misuse. Friday, the agency launched a campaign focused on college campuses in Michigan, Ohio and their surrounding communities. Crime: Galesburg killer to walk...
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