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Bluffton, OH · Education
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Judge tosses former Purdue diversity chief’s race bias and retaliation claims
An Indiana district court judge last month tossed a race discrimination and retaliation lawsuit filed against Purdue University by a former chief diversity officer at its Fort Wayne campus, finding he failed to show discrimination or establish pretext and could not connect his protected activity to his sanctions. The officer...
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Lane Middle School principal says ‘isolated incident’ led to ‘medical situation’
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - An “isolated incident” led to a “medical situation” last week, according to Lane Middle School’s principal. Matt Haren says that because of privacy laws, only those directly involved and their families were notified of the Friday occurrence. The principal said...
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Oakwood Kindergartners Complete ABC Boot Camp
The Oakwood Elementary KA Sweet Kids and KB Super Kids recently completed ABC Boot Camp. They spent 26 days reviewing and learning letters and sounds. We celebrated with an ABC Parade through the school while the other grade levels lined the hallways to cheer us on! We finished the parade outside so our families could see too. We also held our first Family Reading Day of the year outside. It was a wonderful opportunity to share books, sunshine and time together. Way to go, Sweet Kids and Super Kids! We’re proud of you. Keep working hard in Kindergarten!
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Riverside High School to induct three athletes into athletic Hall of Fame
Riverside High School will induct three former athletes into the Riverside Athletic Hall of Fame during a ceremony Friday, October 9. The induction ceremony will begin at 6:15 p.m. on the Veterans’ Stadium field. This year’s inductees are Shawn Christensen, Tanner Lane and Connor Cotterman. Shawn Christensen —...
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BG Middle School and elementary students recognized for positive behavior
Several students at Bowling Green City Schools were recognized for positive behavior during September. BG Middle School’s Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports Program motto is, “We are Bobcat Proud, We are Respectful, Responsible, and Safe.” Each month, teachers nominate students throughout the building, who go above and beyond and actively demonstrate these PBIS core values as students of the month.
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Troy HS Class of 1976 holds 50th class reunion
Troy High School Class of 1976 holds 50th class reunion. The Troy High School Class of 1976 held its 50th Class reunion during the weekend of Sep 11-12, 2026. The alumni participated in several activities on Friday, which included a Mentor Mingle with several former high school teachers, the rival football game in Piqua (a great game, by the way), and visiting the many businesses of downtown Troy after the social gathering and football game. Those in attendance at the Mentor Mingle had the pleasure of hearing Linda Rudy Younce, a 1976 alumnus who provided accordion music.
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Successful Senior Night For Mississinawa Valley Volleyball
UNION CITY – The Lady Blackhawks defeated Bradford in straight sets 29-27, 25-19 and 27-25 for a senior night win. Mississinawa trailed in the first set and then took a lead 24-21 lead only to see the Railroaders score 3 straight to tie the game at 24 and the battle was on. The Hawks would pull out the first game thriller 29-27.
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Meet Aleena Davis, Marion Harding's 80th homecoming queen
The Marion Harding High School student body elected its 80th homecoming queen and king this year. This year Aleena Davis, a senior at Harding, won the honor of homecoming queen. Davis is a catcher for Harding's varsity softball team, recently joined the school swim team, participates in show choir, and is on Varsity H Council and Teen Institute, a program where teens encourage their peers to live a drug-free life. She also works a part-time job at 7 Brew. She stays busy. With all of her involvement at school and her extracurriculars, Davis knew she'd be a good candidate for queen. "I feel like I'm very involved in Harding and that I'm a good representative," Davis said. After learning she was nominated, Davis went to work asking friends and acquaintances at the school to vote for her. A few ballots later, Davis learned she won. Her mom said the win brought on tears from the shock. "Since sophomore year, I was like 'I want to be queen,'" Davis said. After she graduates, she hopes to attend Ohio State University to study broadcast and one day become a meteorologist. She's already started practicing by giving the weather forecast during the morning