LEXINGTON — Plans for a new Lexington elementary school are shifting westward. The architecture firm chosen for Lexington Local Schools’ new PreK-6th grade building has recommended locating the building at the current Western Elementary site at 385 W. Main St. “When the architects came in, they had some concerns about where we were intending — either […]
Keith Stoner
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NCSC one of 28 colleges selected for rural student success program
NCSC serves both urban and rural students, and was recently selected as one of 28 colleges nationwide to participate in phase two of the Rural Guided Pathways Project. The project started in 2022 with 16 colleges. Phase two begins this year and will run through 2027.
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Tomorrow’s Talent: How is north central Ohio preparing for Intel?
OHIO — Knox and Richland area community colleges are among those preparing to train a skilled workforce for Intel’s demand.
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Tomorrow’s Talent: Can upskilling fill the talent gap?
ASHLAND — The trades have always had a labor issue, according to Joe Reep, the president of Ashland Comfort Control. Reep’s family has owned a Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning business since 1980, he said. Reep was born in 1985, and remembers starting to work at Ashland Comfort Control during the summers when he turned […]
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M. Lore’ Whitney appointed to Lexington Board of Education
LEXINGTON — M. Lore’ Whitney is picking up where her father left off. The younger Whitney was selected to finish her late father’s term on the Lexington Local Schools board of education during a special meeting Wednesday night. She will serve through the end of 2025. Board president Keith Stoner and board members Martin Gottschling […]