COW prof receives award
Ahmet Atay, associate professor of communication studies and global media and digital studies at The College of Wooster, received The Innovator Award from the Central States Communication Association’s Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Caucus in April.
1 graduate, 1 big impact as Moorhead graduates from HCBDD
On Friday, May 22 the Holmes County Board of Developmental Disabilities showed up for Brandon Moorhead's graduation ceremony.
Long-term care facilities impacted by COVID-19
Positive cases of COVID-19 are present in Tuscarawas County long-term care facilities and an assisted-living facility.
Local students thrive at the University of Mt. Union
The University of Mount Union’s Ralph and Mary Regula Center for Public Service and Civic Engagement announced its Regula Scholars for the 2020-21 academic year.
Scammers use online extortion
Better Business Bureau columnist Kim Thompson discusses an online extortion scam.
What diabetics should know about COVID-19
Savvy Senior columnist Jim Miller discusses COVID-19 and diabetes.
76 Claymont students awarded scholarships
The Claymont Foundation has awarded scholarships to 76 Claymont students and graduates totaling $136,500.
36th Myers Scholarship awarded to Madison Kopp
The winner of the 36th annual David Myers Memorial Scholarship is Madison Kopp, daughter of Rodney and Tammy Kopp of Dover.
Students earn scholarships
The Ohio State University Alumni Club of Tuscarawas County recently awarded $1,000 scholarships to 20 high school seniors and four current OSU students, and $24,000 is a new record for the club.
Ashland University is changing conferences
The Ashland University board of trustees affirmed the school’s decision to join the Great Midwest Athletic Conference, beginning the 2021-22 academic year.
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