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Centerville’s 6-Foot-7 Tackle Jason Middleton Commits to Cincinnati Bearcats
Cincinnati has landed its second commitment of the day, and this one stays close to home: Centerville offensive lineman Jason Middleton has committed to the Bearcats, 247Sports reported on Nov. 1. The Dayton-area native recently visited Cincinnati for the Bearcats’ game against Utah. Middleton, a 6-foot-7 tackle prospect, chose Cincinnati over offers from Toledo, Ohio […]
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51 Seconds: Hailey Hommel's Overtime Bomb Just Rocked the Ohio Soccer Tournament
trophy logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) The Ohio High School Athletic Association girls soccer tournament just got flipped on its head. After semifinal action on November 3, we’re down to the regional finals, and here’s […]
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Judge Dismisses HUC Motion Against Lawsuit
In an Oct. 29 ruling, the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas denied Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit brought against the Cincinnati school by the Ohio attorney general’s office. Former AG Dave Yost brought the lawsuit over the closure of HUC’s Cincinnati...
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Mural removal sparks debate at Xenia School Board meeting
XENIA, Ohio (WDTN) – People packed into the Xenia School Board meeting on Monday, Nov. 2, after a mural was removed from a classroom, sparking a debate. Many people spoke out, claiming that the removal was a violation of the First Amendment, while others supported the district’s decision. The mural was painted in 2022 by […]
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Olympic medalist Nate Carr brings message of perseverance to Greenville students
GREENVILLE — Olympic wrestling medalist Nate Carr encouraged Greenville City Schools students to work hard, persevere through challenges, and consider the purpose behind their goals during a visit arranged by local businessman and former wrestling coach Marty McCabe. Carr’s visit included school assemblies, wrestling demonstrations, and talks with members...
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Cincinnati’s students deserve a plan for success | Opinion
With the new school year underway, Ohio students have returned to their classrooms, settled into new routines, and begun setting goals for the year ahead. Teachers and families are helping them measure progress, overcome challenges, and understand that meaningful improvement rarely happens by accident. It requires clear goals, thoughtful planning, and a commitment to results. Ohio, and Cincinnati in particular, should approach the future of education with that same sense of purpose. Our shared goal must be to make Ohio the best place for every student to learn, prepare for a career, and build a successful life. Achieving that vision should be a priority for all of us. Ohio Excels has long been committed to this goal as are local organizations like the Cincinnati Business Committee, Cincinnati Regional Business Committee, and the Cincinnati Regional Chamber. Organizations like ours, which advocate for stronger education and workforce outcomes, recognize that the success of our students is directly tied to the future of our communities, our economy, and our state. And businesses have never expected schools to do this work alone. Across Ohio, employers open their doors to students through internships, co-ops, job shadowing, apprenticeships, and other work-based learning opportunities that expose young