Class Acts series brings live performance theater
The Class Acts program gathers k-8 students for performances at the Performing Arts Center at Kent State Tuscarawas with a simple $1 ticket.
Buckeye students qualify for state BPA conference
Members of Buckeye Career Center’s Business Professionals of America club have qualified for the state BPA conference.
James E. Prince named vice president
James E. Prince has been named vice president for finance and business at the College of Wooster, effective June 24.
College Credit Plus
The University of Akron Wayne College will host a College Credit Plus Information Night for students entering grade 7-12 and their parents to learn how to earn both college and high school credits at the same time for free.
County pork producers to award $500 scholarships
The Tuscarawas County Pork Producers are accepting applications for $500 scholarships. In addition applications for the Tuscarawas County Pork Industry Queen and Princess are being accepted.
37th annual engineering expo to be held at Kent State Tuscarawas
In celebration of National Engineers Week, Kent State University at Tuscarawas will hold the 37th annual Engineering Technology Opportunity Expo.
Central Christian introduces new approach to private school tuition
Central Christian Schools is taking steps to pursue a new tuition option that could open the doors of a Christian-based education for any family.
Beacon Hill girls explore employment options during field trip
On Wednesday, Feb. 6 girls from Beacon Hill Community School of Mt. Eaton explored Wayne and Holmes counties as they visited area businesses to help them see what types of employment opportunities await them if they choose to pursue a career.
Library to host college entrance examination workshop
The Dover Public Library will host a college entrance examination workshop for future college students and/or their parents.
Students give thanks with cookies and cards
Immaculate Conception School in Dennison made Valentine's Day cards for local nursing homes as well as chocolate chip cookies and cards for firemen and police.
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