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Unemployment claims in Ohio increased last week
Initial filings for unemployment benefits in Ohio rose last week compared with the week prior, the U.S. Department of Labor said Thursday. New jobless claims, a proxy for layoffs, increased to 7,121 in the week ending July 6, up from 5,891 the week before, the Labor Department said. U.S. unemployment...
Ohio City Ranks Highest for Stress Levels in the U.S.
WFCN — Financial difficulties, job loss, food shortages, medical debt, and dread and paranoia caused by growing crime rates are just a few examples of the many kinds and sources of stress that people may encounter. A new analysis details which locations are more strained and which are less...
OU hires Shumate as Director of Strength and Conditioning
Ohio University Athletics is excited to welcome Tyler Shumate to its staff as the Director of Strength and Conditioning. Shumate comes to Ohio by way of the University of New Mexico, where he served as the Associate Director of Sport Performance since January 2024. "I am very excited to welcome...
Massive ‘Shawshank Redemption’ 30th anniversary celebration set for Mansfield, Ohio
The 30th anniversary of the classic film "The Shawshank Redemption" will be celebrated with a massive event in the Ohio town and surrounding area where much of the movie was shot, featuring guided tours, behind-the-scenes panels, and appearances from cast members.
Aces of Trades: Jaziah Berry shows his skills at his business Ray's Ink
CHILLICOTHE – He’s young, talented, and determined. “Overall, I had a pretty normal childhood as a home schooler,” recalled Jaziah Berry. “I grew up in church and realized I had a passion for drawing and just creating in general.” ...
The Wexner Center for the Arts hosts artists' reactions to coal transition
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio State University is hosting a "Conference on Global Coal Transitions" this week that will see researchers from around the world discuss the communal effects of moving away from coal as a fuel source. For its part, The Wexner Center for the Arts is hosting...
Beverly-Waterford Homecoming coming to Dodge Park this weekend
BEVERLY — The Beverly-Waterford Homecoming will be back again this year at Dodge Park July 18-20. The homecoming has been taking place since World War II, according to American Legion Post 389 member and chairman of the event organizing committee Steve Wainwright. “The guys came back home, some World...
Extreme heat can be dangerous for pregnant women
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Everyone needs to be cautious when dealing with extreme heat, but there is one group of people who are more at risk — pregnant women. They are more likely to have heat-related issues than the general population. Studies have shown that when it’s hotter outside, pregnant women have an increased risk […]
Kids bike registration program launched during Shelby Bicycle Days
SHELBY — A new option is available for Shelby youth to help keep their bicycles safe and secure. A kids bike registration program was launched at this year’s Shelby Bicycle Days festival — allowing local youth to register their bicycle, similar to a car registration. Festival attendees...
Man sentenced after child sexually-oriented material found in online account
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A Columbus man was sentenced to nearly five years in prison for possessing material showing minors engaging in sexual activities. David A. Stickler, 35, pleaded guilty last week to one third-degree felony count of pandering sexually-oriented matter involving a minor or impaired person and two fourth-degree felony counts of illegal use […]
‘Sad he’s going to go’: Green High School junior earns Grand Championship in market beef show at fair
By Terry L. Hapney, Jr. The Ironton Tribune Eighteen entries in the 4-H and FFA market beef show held at 8 p.m. Wednesday night in the Large Animal Barn at the Lawrence County Fair ended with Green High School junior Gunner Daniels as the grand champion. Daniels also took first place in Class 4. Reserve […] The post ‘Sad he’s going to go’: Green High School junior earns Grand Championship in market beef show at fair appeared first on The Tribune.
Newcomerstown News: Newcomerstown cheerleaders fare well at camp
Cheerleading Coach Haylee Elliott, shares: “The Newcomerstown High School cheerleaders attended UCA Great Wolf Lodge Cheerleading Camp at Mason, OH. Here, the cheerleaders work on skill sets like jumps, tumbling, motion technique/sharpness, team bonding, and learn the material to use on the sidelines such as band dances, cheers, chants, and timeout dances. The cheerleaders compete in the "camp dance" and the "rally routine" (Cheer, chant, band dance) on the final day."
What’s That Noise? Sonic Boom Warning Issued for Michigan
Even if you know it's coming, a sonic boom can still take you by surprise - and if you're a resident of Southeast Michigan or Northwest Ohio, you may hear some today. The 180th Fighter Wing in Ohio will be conducting testing Monday (7/15) afternoon and says residents should be aware that the loud "booms" could be heard throughout the area.
Ohio delegation ready for Republican convention despite losing VIP status
MILWAUKEE — When the last full-scale Republican National Convention was held eight years ago, Ohio was still a toss-up state. The state's delegation, used to being the center of the political universe, had VIP seating on its home turf inside Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, on the floor just to the right of the stage as Donald Trump was formally nominated for the first time. The host delegation was based in a downtown hotel not far from the convention center. Four years earlier, Ohio was seated dead center in front of the arena stage in Tampa, behind only Michigan, when Mitt Romney became the nominee.
Rare turtles focus of Michigan and Ohio wildlife officials under new federal grant
LANSING, MI – Michigan will take the lead to study the declining populations of Blanding’s and spotted turtles – rare species being considered for federal protections. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources will partner with their cohorts in Ohio to gather information on the status, distribution, and ecology of the two species of native turtles. Both species have experienced range-wide declines and are under review for federal listing under the Endangered Species Act.
RESULTS: 2024 NOPGA Junior Tour – Fox Den
Friday the NOPGA juniors and futures took on Fox Den. In the Boys 16-19 division, Nathan Menapace earned his second win after a stellar four under par, 67. In the Girls 16-19 division, Natalie Kostalnick came in with an amazing three under par, 68 to secure her win. In the Boys 14-15 division, Angelo Rinaldi earned his win after an even par, 71. In the Girls 11-15 division, Sarah Vojtko shot her tournament best with a four under par, 67 on her home course! In the Boys 11-13 division, Hamilton Miller earned his first win with a five over par, 76.
Ohio ranked as one of the top states for business, according to CNBC report
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Recent rankings from CNBC show where Ohio stands in the United States when it comes to business. In the latest 2024 report, Ohio not only ranks in the top 10, but improved from its 2023 rank. CNBC released its ranking of America’s Top States for Business in 2024, where the organization […]
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