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Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
See salaries of some Walnut Township Local School District employees
MILLERSPORT −The Eagle-Gazette is publishing the salaries of various local public officials. Previously published were Lancaster City Schools , Amanda-Clearcreek Local Schools , Pickerington Local School District , Liberty Union-Thurston Local School District , Canal Winchester Local School District , Fairfield Union Local Schools , county elected and non-elected officials' salaries a nd then Lancaster city elected and non-elected officials' salaries. Public employee salaries are public record and can be requested through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). Now it's time to learn the salaries of some Walnut Township Local School District employees. The following list contains only of some, but not all, school district employees due to the number of employees: Treasurer Jill Bradford - $126,175 Teacher Joe Brownfield - $113,636 Superintendent Mark Wilcheck - $108,000 Millersport Elementary School Principal Ty Ankrom - $105,500 Millersport High School Principal Brad Lanier - $101,664 Teacher Steve Harris - $97,281 Teacher Michelle Peters - $97,281 Teacher John Phipps - $96,470 Teacher Tina Stoner - $94,701 Teacher Tom Howard - $93,779 Teacher Kevin Keener - $92,489 Teacher Jennie Nelson - $87,466 Teacher Cheryl Tuner - $84,931 Teacher Gregory Hines - $81,429 Transportation/maintenance supervisor Ryan Embrey - $75,980 Teacher Holly Mason - $75,853 Teacher
The Repository
Lake vs. Jackson, OHSAA high school football score. Polar Bears roll
JACKSON TWP. — Lake visited Fife Stadium on Friday, Oct. 2 to face Jackson in a high school football game, and the Polar Bears handed the Blue Streaks their first Federal League loss. That leaves Jackson and Canton McKinley (also a winner Friday), as the only undefeated teams in Federal League play. Jackson and McKinley will meet in Week 9. Here's how the Jackson-Lake game unfolded through our live updates. Watch Ohio High School Football Live on NFHS Network all year Final: Jackson beats Lake 37-20 The Polar Bears improve to 5-2 overall and 3-0 in the Federal League. Lake falls to 4-3 and 2-1. Chase Maurer puts exclamation point on game for Jackson Maurer spun off about three Lake tacklers, stiff-armed another to the ground and went 59 yards for a touchdown. Joey Biviano added the PAT. Jackson leads Lake 37-20 with 3:43 left. Russell Walker gets second INT of night Walker picks off a long Ty DeGeorge pass and Jackson takes over on its 32 with 4:42 left, leading 30-20. Great response by Jackson pads lead What an answer by Jackson, which goes 85 yards in 10 plays with Carter Muhleman back in at quarterback. He hit Geno
rioredstorm.com
Seven set to enter Rio Athletic Hall
RIO GRANDE, Ohio - The University of Rio Grande is set to induct the largest group in the history of the school's Athletic Hall of Fame later this month, with seven former standouts making up the Class of 2026. Jerry Barlow, Kelsey Conkey, Dean Freitag, Brad Schubert, Mike Smith, Kellina...
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Prep Football: Marietta hosts Williamstown in river rivalry
The Marietta Tigers would like nothing better than to celebrate their homecoming night by picking up their first win of the season Friday night as they welcome the undefeated Williamstown Yellowjackets to Don Drumm Stadium. The Tigers let one of their better opportunities of the season slip away last Friday...
WTAP
WTAP to air 2026 Williamstown @ Marietta football game
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) – It is week seven of the high school football season in the Mid-Ohio Valley and WTAP is bringing you all the football action from a cross-river rivalry. WTAP will air the Williamstown at Marietta matchup on Friday, October 2. This year’s game will be played...
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Tigers make state for 1st time in 40 years
ZANESVILLE, Ohio -- For the first time in 40 years, the Marietta High boys golf team is going to state. The Tigers accumulated a team score of 311 during Wednesday's Division I East District Tournament at EagleSticks, besting runner-up New Philadelphia by six strokes. Sophomore Anthony Discini won individual medalist...
WTAP
Band of the Week: Fort Frye High School Marching Cadets
BEVERLY, Ohio (WTAP) - The Fort Frye High School Marching Cadets are this week’s Band of the Week. The band is performing its 2026 show, Flame Bound. Tyler Hartline is in his third year as band director. “We knew from the very beginning that we wanted it to be...
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...