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OhioHealth’s Dr. Arvinder Bhinder recognized for advancing cancer care in Marion
MAION, OH (MARION COUNTY NOW)—During his first year of medical school in India, Arvinder Bhinder, MD, learned that his mother had breast cancer. His family worked tirelessly to find specialized care, but access was limited, and the nearest cancer center was a two-day train ride away. Less than a year later, she passed away. The experience profoundly shaped his future and ultimately inspired a career dedicated to ensuring that patients can access exceptional cancer care close to home.
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Ohio honors a lifetime of service for Veteran's Day
MARION, Ohio — According to recent U.S. Census Bureau data, there are over 16 million living military Veterans in the United States, making up roughly 6% to 7% of the adult population. While for some of them, their service happened decades ago, the sacrifices they made are still being...
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Marion Tech’s Laura Emerick Guides Students as the College’s ‘North Star’
MARION — Laura Emerick cannot imagine doing anything else. As associate vice president of student success and engagement and chief student affairs officer at Marion Technical College, she leads the team charged with helping students plan their studies, push through academic and personal challenges, and stay on track to graduate — work she traces back […]
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Ashland University extends President Peede to continue his leadership
ASHLAND – Ashland University will continue to be under the leadership of President Dr. Jon Parrish Peede for an additional three years after the Board of Trustees decided to extend his contract. Since becoming president in June 2024, Peede has led Ashland through a period of significant progress, including one of the strongest fundraising periods in university history. During his tenure, the university’s endowment has grown to nearly $100 million, student retention has improved and Ashland’s net assets have increased while institutional debt has declined. Faculty sentiment has also improved significantly, with 80% of faculty respondents indicating in an annual survey that the University is moving in the right direction, compared with 22% in 2023, according to a community announcement. “President Peede has brought strong leadership and renewed momentum to Ashland University, strengthening relationships with donors, advancing important strategic priorities and overseeing significant investments in our campus, including major residence hall renovations,” said Board of Trustees Chairman Kevin Doss. “The Board’s decision to extend his contract for three more years reflects our confidence in his leadership and our optimism about Ashland’s future.” Historic philanthropic support has enabled major improvements to university facilities, including a $20 million gift from Dwight and
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Top fall athletes named to 2026 All-CBC Mad River Division
Here are the All-Central Buckeye Conference Mad River Division fall sports award winners for 2026: Football Offensive Player of the Year : Danny Hoke, Graham. Defensive Player of the Year : Aaron Rapp, Indian Lake. First Team : Quarterback : Brady Golliday, Indian Lake. Running Back : Wyatt Arver, North Union; Danny Hoke, Graham; Jake Hoke, Graham. Wide Receiver : Dainon Lindsey, North Union; Brody Risinger, Indian Lake. Offensive Line : Drew Clark, Graham; Luke Mask, North Union; Emerson Snapp, Indian Lake; Logan Whitman, Graham; Noah Williams, Benjamin Logan. Defensive Line : Dylan Bevins, North Union; Gavin McWhinney, Graham; Aaron Rapp, Indian Lake; Case Teepe, Graham. Linebacker : Dovovan Corwin, Graham; Hayden Hites, Benjamin Logan; Trenor Kyte, North Union. Defensive Back : Cooper Buck, Benjamin Logan; Zain DeWeese, Shawnee; Nickolas Hajjar, North Union; Luis Romero, Graham. At-Large : Brandon Heater, Benjamin Logan; Brody Jenkins, Graham. Second Team : Quarterback : Nickolas Hajjar, North Union; Gage Stull, Graham. Running Back : Jordan Pender, Benjamin Logan. Wide Receiver : Logan Errett, Northwestern; Broden O'Reilly, North Union; Braden Tussing, Indian Lake. Offensive Line : Isaac Grunden, Benjamin Logan; Noah Huddleston, North Union; Wyatt Kaemmerer, Graham; Logan Pittsinger, Graham; Peyton Wood, North Union. Defensive
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Area volleyball players, coaches earn honors after stellar seasons
North Central Ohio volleyball players and coaches were recognized with post-season honors announced this week. Sophomore Reese Redman of Colonel Crawford was joined on the first team by junior Alaina Parr in Division V. Redman had 347 kills, 27 blocks and 243 digs. Parr added 213 kills with 66 aces...