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Columbus carpenters union introduces high school students to skilled trades careers
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — More than 1,000 high school students got a hands-on look at careers in carpentry during an open house Thursday at the Central Midwest Carpenters Union training center. The event gave students an opportunity to explore the skilled trades, meet contractors and learn about apprenticeship opportunities. Jesse Moreno, lead instructor at the […]
cwcolumbus.com
Vision Zero campaign urges drivers to slow down in school zones
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — City leaders and school officials are renewing their call for safer streets around Columbus schools following a crash that injured a Mifflin Middle School student. Columbus City Schools, the City of Columbus and community partners are working together on Traffic Safety Awareness Week as part...
The Columbus Dispatch
Mifflin Middle School student hit by car, school district says
A middle school student is in stable condition after being hit by a car on the morning of Oct. 23, a Columbus City Schools spokesperson said. The Mifflin Middle School student was transported to Nationwide Children's Hospital after a crash at Stelzer Road and Town Center Boulevard, the spokesperson said. The student was "badly bruised" but is expected to fully recover, the spokesperson said. The spokesperson said a care team would be at the school that day. Care teams include counselors and social workers , and the district dispatches them to schools after student deaths, crashes involving students and other traumatic events. Public safety and breaking news reporter Bailey Gallion can be reached at bagallion@dispatch.com . This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Mifflin Middle School student hit by car, school district says
10TV
Multiple schools in the Columbus City School District are limiting attendance at football games
Newark Advocate
Licking Valley seniors wrap up second straight 10-0 regular season
ZANESVILLE ― There's no turning back now for Licking Valley after a second consecutive unbeaten regular season. The Panthers' veteran coaching staff made sure there was no letdown after the big win against Granville, when they took the John D. Sulsberger Memorial Stadium turf on Oct. 23. Valley (10-0, 5-0) spoiled senior night for Zanesville with a dominant 48-7 win that wrapped up a third consecutive Licking County League-Buckeye Division title. "We had to take care of business," said senior wideout-defensive back Brandt Lichtenauer. "The coaches rode our tails all week and pushed us harder than we thought we were going to be pushed." The Panthers jumped to a 35-0 halftime lead, forcing a running second-half clock, and never punted as they ended the valiant turnaround season of the Blue Devils (5-5, 2-3), who downed rival Newark and put themselves in playoff position, only to drop the final two games to Watkins Memorial and Valley. That was after ending a 26-game losing streak. "They got hot at the beginning of the season, so we knew this was no easy game," said senior quarterback Brody Rodgers, who threw three touchdown passes, two to favorite target Carter Nethers, and ran for a
Fox 19
Election 2026: Voters to decide funding future of 12 Southwest Ohio school districts
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Public school districts across Southwest Ohio are pleading for the community’s help to vote in favor of their tax levies on the ballot this November. Election Day is Nov. 3, 2026, with early voting underway in Ohio. This year, there are a dozen school districts with...