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Chillicothe's Art Class for Kids: Dive into Creativity with Steve Patrick
In the spirit of celebrating creativity and nurturing young talents, the artistic community of Chillicothe is gearing up for a special event that promises to blend learning with fun. "Skip into Art with Steve Patrick" is an art class designed specifically for children aged five and above, offering a unique opportunity to dive into the world of art under the guidance of a local talent.
Love of high school yearbook class steered Cultivate Creative owner to graphic design
LANCASTER − Cultivate Creative owner Angela Eldridge loved her high school yearbook class. "I fell in love with layout design in yearbook class and decided that if you can make a living doing this, that's what I want to do," she said. "I've always loved art. So I majored in graphic design in school and it's gone from there. That was the start for me and I still love it." ...
Two Pickaway-Ross seniors battle injuries to return to the classroom
CHILLICOTHE — Getting an education is important and being in a classroom or lab can provide invaluable opportunities, something two Pickaway-Ross Career & Technology students know all too well which is why they both worked to get back to school quickly after injuries resulted in them needing surgeries during the school year. Jenna Schobelock, an Adena student, went to Pickaway-Ross to be a part of its Health Services and Medical Assisting program to help her with her...
What we learned: Takeaways from the past week in area high school baseball and softball
CHILLICOTHE — Time is running out for area baseball and softball teams. Playoffs are no longer some far-flung goal off in the distance. Tournament time is right around the corner. Softball is in its final week of the regular season. Teams from around the area are all cracking down as their final conference matchups loom in the distance. ...
School administrators help prepare OUC teacher candidates for their careers
CHILLICOTHE - Ohio University Chillicothe’s graduating education majors recently participated in mock interviews with local educators and administrators to help hone their interview skills and prepare them for the job hunt, while learning what their local school districts are searching for in new teacher candidates. Lindsey McNeal, principal of Greenfield Elementary, an OHIO Chillicothe alumna and a member of Ohio University Chillicothe’s Education Advisory Board, has already hired Natalie Rolfe, who will graduate next week with a...
PICKAWAY PROGRESS: New Hope Christian Academy: A community of believers
New Hope Christian Academy has been providing students with a Christ-centered education for over 20 years. Head of Schools (the private school version of school superintendent) Jamie King has led the New Hope Statesmen for seven years. Students are exposed to the school mission through announcements, conversations, and posters in every classroom, and is the greeting heard when calling the school: We are here to disciple, educate, and commission our students to go into the world determined to live out the gospel of Jesus Christ. ...
TV East Middle School's 3rd Nine Weeks Honor Roll
Editor’s Note: Academic excellence should be applauded and praised as much as throwing the game winning pass Friday night, so we’re going to publish each school’s Honor Roll starting on the front page. Congrats to these Teays Valley East Middle scholars who made good grades in the Third Nine Week’s A Honor Roll and A/B Honor Roll. A Honor Roll 6th GradeClay, Ami ...
Local student named 2024 Distinguished Senior at The Ohio State University
COLUMBUS — Kiley S. Holbrook of Amanda, has been named a 2024 Distinguished Senior at The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES). “The Distinguished Senior Award is the most prestigious undergraduate award in CFAES and honors top graduating seniors on the Ohio State Columbus...
7 takeaways from Sunday's 7-on-7 high school football competition at Hartley
With temperatures in the low 80s and six central Ohio football teams facing someone other than themselves in their first live action since last fall, Groveport coach Mitch Westcamp could be excused for making a Freudian slip during a 7-on-7 Sunday afternoon at Hartley. “How often do you get to practice a little...
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