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Advent, WV · Education
thepostathens.com
Letter to the Editor: My accommodations are the president’s problem
I’m hard of hearing. This means that I need accommodations inside and outside the classroom, and I work with accessibility services to get my needs met. Or, at least, that’s what’s supposed to happen. That hasn’t been the case. Last year as a freshman, I completed...
littermedia.com
Adena Health and Chillicothe High School Celebrate Ribbon Cutting for Cavalier Care Clinic
Article presented by Adena Health and Ross-Chillicothe Convention & Visitors Bureau …. CHILLICOTHE- Adena Health held the ribbon cutting on the morning of September 30th for the Cavalier Care Clinic at Chillicothe High School. The Cavalier Care Clinic marks the fifth school-based clinic in Ross County, and 35th to open...
thepostathens.com
Fall break brings excitement to campus
Ohio University’s 2026 fall break isplace Oct. 2, and some students plan to use the long weekend to visit their hometowns. Others plan to stay on campus or use the time as an opportunity to work. Audrey Fouss, a sophomore studying forensic chemistry, said she is staying in Athens.
thenewpolitical.com
New Turning Point USA chapter at Ohio University is causing controversy on campus
As of the start of this year, Turning Point USA (TPUSA) has a chapter at Ohio University. TPUSA is a right-wing conservative organization founded by Charlie Kirk in 2012 that advocates conservative policies and values primarily to high-school and college students. TPUSA being on campus is a contentious issue among the student body. The Ohio U chapter of TPUSA declined to comment when asked for an interview.
Chillicothe Gazette
See homecoming royalty from Zane Trace
CHILLICOTHE— The Zane Trace Pioneers played their homecoming game against Piketon on Sept. 25, 2026. Before the game started, the homecoming court walked the football field. More from the Gazette: Think you know your school? Take this Zane Trace quiz to find out After the attendees and senior nominees were recognized, it was announced that Carlee Conaway and Blake Brower were named the 2026 Zane Trace Homecoming Queen and King. This article originally appeared on Chillicothe Gazette: See homecoming royalty from Zane Trace
Times Recorder
From screams to silence, scholar will examine the Holocaust through sound
A Holocaust scholar will bring a new perspective on one of Nazi Germany's most infamous attacks when she visits Muskingum University this fall. Sara Ann Sewell, a professor of history at Batten University, will deliver the annual Miriam G. Schwartz Lecture at 7 p.m. Oct. 12, in BSC 343, according to a community announcement. Her presentation, "10 November 1938: A Day of Relentless Sonic Violence against Jews in Germany," explores Kristallnacht through the sounds heard by Jewish people who lived through the violence. The lecture examines the November Pogrom, often referred to as Kristallnacht, by focusing on the sounds that accompanied coordinated attacks on Jewish people and Jewish property across Germany. On Nov. 10, 1938, Nazis carried out attacks that destroyed about 2,000 synagogues, 10,000 businesses and countless homes. Several hundred Jewish men and women were killed, and about 30,000 Jewish men were imprisoned as the Third Reich expanded its incarceration system. Rather than concentrating solely on the physical destruction, Sewell's presentation will explore how Jewish people heard and interpreted the violence unfolding around them. Drawing from survivor testimonies, the lecture will examine what sounds reveal about the sensory and emotional experiences of those who endured the attacks and their
WHIZ
MVHC: Players of the Game – Week Six
ZANESVILLE, OH – Week six in the books for high school football here in Ohio, and while we’ve seen some standout performances this season from local area athletes, these ones from Friday night might just take the cake as our latest “MVHC: Players of the Game”.
thepostathens.com
UAOU highlights faculty pay discrepancies amid negotiations
Faculty salaries at Ohio University have declined relative to peer institutions over the last 12 to 15 years, prompting the United Academics of Ohio University to demand an 8% annual raise amid an ongoing contract stalemate. While the administration has offered a 2% counteroffer and declined to discuss specifics due...
WHIZ
A $5 million cooperative grant awarded to Zane State College and Muskingum University
ZANESVILLE, Ohio – Zane State College and Muskingum University have received a cooperative grant to boost enrollment, simplify the student transfer process, and integrate AI. The Title III grant, worth nearly $5 million, will be spread out over the next 5 years starting this October. Part of the federal...
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Cadet celebrate senior night with sweep of Raiders
BEVERLY -- Fort Frye's seniors went out in style in the final regular-season home match of their careers, sweeping Morgan 25-12, 25-22 and 25-13 Monday at Dan Liedtke Court. Adeline Willey, Kali Shilling, Haven Shilling, Aubrie Lang and Ella Dowler were all honored prior to the match and played crucial roles in the Cadets' 10th win of the season. Hannah Weiker, who was unable to play due to an injury, was also honored during pregame festivities.
Times Recorder
West M escapes JG; ZHS rolls, Toliver has 6 TDs, Week 6 roundup
NEW CONCORD — John Glenn had more momentum than a bullet train in the fourth quarter, as its comeback bid against visiting West Muskingum reached a crescendo in the closing seconds of their Muskingum Valley League crossover battle on Sept. 25. But after scoring twice in the final frame to get within a point, Drew Dollings and Cooper McKenzie snuffed out Jase Ritchey's two-point conversion run with 33 seconds left to preserve the Tornadoes' thrilling 28-27 win. West (5-1) led 28-14 after Grady Dollings' 43-yard touchdown catch in the third, but John Glenn (3-3) rallied as junior Jensen Parry scoring on an 8-yard TD run and the freshman Ritchey adding a 2-yard plunge. Muskies coach Matt Edwards elected to go for the likely win after Ritchey scored on a keeper over right guard. He went to Ritchey again on the two-pointer, this time to the left side. Dollings came up from his cornerback spot to slow him, and McKenzie, a defensive end, beat his block to make the tackle two yards short of the goal-line. The ensuing onside kick was unsuccessful as West, which got 245 yards passing and 3 TDs from Noah Morrison, escaped with its fifth straight win.
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Belpre blanks Federal Hocking for win No. 4
BELPRE - Belpre football embraces playing in front of the home fans. Up until recently, that wasn't always the case. Friday on Alumni Night at Ralph Holder Stadium, the Golden Eagles extended their win streak to three straight after posting a 39-0 shutout over Federal Hocking. The game was played...
marcolian.com
Marietta College Summit Focuses on Appalachian Ohio’s Future
Written by: Denise Woofter (dcw002@marietta.edu) Regional leaders, economic development experts, educators, and Ohio political candidates gathered at Marietta College Thursday to discuss workforce development, infrastructure, energy, and other challenges facing Appalachian Ohio during the Center for Appalachian Innovation’s Rural Development Summit. “Rural Development: The Start of It All,” held...
Chillicothe Gazette
Huntington QB Frankie Hirsch sticks out from the rest | Webb
CHILLICOTHE — Over the past 14 years, I’ve covered thousands of high school athletes. I’ve witnessed plenty of buzzer-beating game-winners, record-breaking performances and program-changing victories in that time, and I’ve been lucky enough to cover some of the area’s most notable four-year careers. There are some who stand out, others that would assuredly jog my memory, and plenty more I could rave about if I had hours upon hours to do so. But some stick out like a sore thumb. That’s not because they were simply memorable, but because that’s just how good the athlete was. Frankie Hirsch is that good of an athlete. Huntington’s senior quarterback has been impressive throughout his career. With his level-headed approach to each obstacle, alongside his uncanny ability to make a big play when his team needs it the most, he’s honored those who have come before him while setting an example for generations to come. His career moment to this point was an 18-yard touchdown run with 57 seconds left in a 27-22 win over Zane Trace on Sept. 11. That run came on fourth-and-5 and handed the Huntsmen their first win over the Pioneers since 2007. As a junior, he was the
peakofohio.com
Benjamin Logan crowns 2026 Homecoming King and Queen
Benjamin Logan High School celebrated its 2026 Homecoming festivities Friday night with the presentation of the Homecoming Court and the crowning of Lydia Johnson as Homecoming Queen and Diesel Baughman as Homecoming King. Johnson, the daughter of Jacob and Kristen Johnson, serves as Student Government President and Senior Class President.
NBC4 Columbus
Canal Winchester football coach resigns after ‘unprofessional conduct’ investigation
CANAL WINCHESTER, Ohio (WCMH) – A central Ohio high school football program is searching for a new coach after one resigned following an investigation. Canal Winchester head football coach Rob Page stepped down Wednesday after what school officials said was an investigation into “unprofessional conduct” with a student-athlete. “He (Page) was placed on administrative leave […]