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FCA senior Caitlin Blair tried to be a light to her fellow students in high school
LANCASTER − Fairfield Christian Academy Outstanding Senior Caitlin Blair said she tried to be a light to her fellow students during high school. "I try and attend as many sporting events as I can," she said. "Even track meets and cross-country meets. And I just try to really support the other students like they support me."
Fairfield Christian sets up rematch with Northmor after beating Elgin in Monday's district
LANCASTER — Fairfield Christian Academy will get a rematch Wednesday night. Last year in the Division IV district semifinals, Northmor eliminated the Knights 6-1, and they remember the loss quite well. "They are a very good team with a lot of pitching depth. We’re going to have to go...
Two Crooksville students earn academic honors at Cedarville University
CEDARVILLE, Ohio — Cedarville University has announced the names of students who have been named to the Dean’s List and Dean’s Honor List for the Spring 2024 semester. Dean’s List recognition requires the student to obtain a 3.50 GPA or higher for the semester and carry a minimum of 12 credit hours. Dean’s Honor List recognition requires the student to obtain a 3.75 GPA or higher for the semester and carry a minimum of 12 credit hours. Students on the Dean’s List include Isabella Heigley of Crooksville. Students on the Dean’s Honor List include Madeline Heigley of Crooksville.
Berne Union senior Olivia Cooper stayed busy during her four years as a Rocket
SUGAR GROVE − Berne Union High School's Outstanding Senior Olivia Cooper was certainly busy during her four years as a Rocket. "I'm very involved in the school and I played volleyball and basketball throughout all four years of high school," she said. "And being involved in the office and helping out where I can."
Judge selected to Volunteer Leader Academy for The Ohio State University
The Volunteer Leader Academy is a leadership development program for Ohio State Advancement, training volunteers who want to serve the university and the medical center to be effective and influential advocates. The Academy is facilitated by the Office of Advancement and is honored to select Perry County Probate/Juvenile Judge Luann Cooperrider to be a part of this great opportunity.
Liberty Union rallies late to win Division III district title; Bloom-Carroll falls short
PICKERINGTON – Trailing 4-0 heading to the top of the sixth inning against top-seeded Fairbanks, the Liberty Union softball team seemed to not have an answer, but it never wavered. The Lions kept fighting, and once they started hitting, the floodgates opened. The No. 3 seed Lions scored six...
Tough tourney loss can't wipe out successful run for Lakewood seniors
HEBRON ― In an unforgiving Division II district baseball tournament, where several top-notch teams reside but only one out of 21 advances to the regional, little things can quickly become magnified. So it was for defending district champion Lakewood, which saw visiting London put just one of its four hits into the outfield Thursday but still come away with a 4-0 victory at Don and Mary Ann Thorp Field. ...
'Sacrifice and service': Buchtel alum Dr. Gregory Hill holds book signing with students
Returning to his alma mater after 50 years, Buchtel alumnus Dr. Gregory Hill held a book signing at Buchtel Community Learning Center's Learning Resource Lab Friday afternoon. In the hopes of passing on some of his own experience, Hill returned and signed copies of his book, "Through It All: How Sacrifice and Service Helped in Achieving My Dream of Becoming a Surgeon,” for freshmen of Buchtel’s GEAR UP Program. He also fielded questions from students.
New Lex School Board to hold special public meeting
The New Lexington Board of Education will conduct a special public meeting on Saturday, May 18 at 9:30 a.m. in the New Lexington Board of Education Central Office, 2549 Panther Drive, New Lexington. The purpose of the meeting will be for the board to take action on approval of high school graduates.
Amanda senior Aidan Rich didn't let challenges stop him from pursuing an acting career
AMANDA − Amanda-Clearcreek High School's 2024 Outstanding Senior Aidan Rich faced a challenge most students don't have to face. "I have overcome a lot in my high school career," he said. "I had an autism spectrum diagnosis in primary school, and that's come with some ups and downs. It's definitely made me smarter than I normally would be and helped with my creative inclinations and artistic expression. But it's also held me back quite a bit."
Local students’ artwork displayed at Airstream HQ
Entries from the Urban Art Fair, created by fifth- and sixth-grade art students at Logan-Hocking Middle School, are currently on display in the visitor’s center of the Airstream World Headquarters in Jackson Center, Ohio, and will be until June 30. Urban Air’s annual “Wake Up Downtown Logan” event, which took place in Logan May 2–4, included an art competition for local students. Their drawings were displayed in downtown storefront windows from April 25-May 3, with the public voting for their favorite entries. A panel of professional artists also judged the top entries and awarded prizes.
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