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The strongest growth is in small towns
Both Brandon Manning and his wife were born in the southern United States and were eager to return, but Manning did not want to return to his hometown of Atlanta due to traffic, housing costs and sprawl. So when offered a teaching job at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas, the couple decided to …
Black population of the United States: the strongest growth is in small towns
Both Brandon Manning and his wife were born in the southern United States and were eager to return, but Manning did not want to return to his hometown of Atlanta due to traffic, housing costs and sprawl. So when offered a teaching job at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas, the couple decided to …
The Senate broadcasts sports events from the Cleveland Metropolitan School District live
A few weeks ago, as Bakari Lewis wrapped up the broadcast of a Lincoln West-Cleveland JFK high school women’s basketball game, he interviewed one of JFK’s players, rookie Precious Elam and coach- chef Rhonda Scharf on the 69-31 win. “Afterwards, she (Scharf) was just thrilled that we highlighted the kids and introduced them,” said Lewis, …
Who’s running for Ohio’s 13th congressional district?
Nine people have shown up to run in the race for Ohio’s 13th congressional district, which according to the latest policy shuffle includes all of Summit, Northwest Stark and part of Southwest Counties. Carrying. Among them are the former Ohio House Democratic leader and former co-chair of the Women for Trump National Advisory Council. There …
Books Build Bridges Community Literacy Initiative
PORTSMOUTH — Imagine a future world where death has been eliminated and individuals are selected to meet the challenges resulting from overpopulation. It is the setting for the latest book chosen for local tenth graders to read as part of the Books Build Bridges program. Books Build Bridges is a community initiative designed to …
Kathleen Clemons-Keller on building a better community
Every week, this series shares MarionMade! stories of our many wonderful people, places, products and programs in the greater Marion community. To read more positive stories from Marion, or to share some of your own, visit us at marionmade.org or on social media. Kathleen Clemons-Keller graduated from Harding High School. She attended North Main Street …
Interesting Facts About the Historic District of Columbus
One of Columbus’s largest urban neighborhoods, just west of downtown, Hilltop has a checkered history that may surprise even some longtime residents of the city. The land was originally owned by Lucas Sullivant, who founded Franklinton and left 1,600 acres of what is now the Hilltop to his two sons, William and Michael. In its …
Columbus business leaders plan a small family village focused on the homeless
Columbus, Ohio (COLUMBUS BUSINESS FIRST) – A group of business leaders led by Columbus attorney John Perez is planning a tiny home development on the southeast side of Columbus that would serve former homeless residents. The gated development called Vista Village would initially include 42 homes, a community center and a park. It is planned …
Old Iowa churches find new life as a Buddhist temple and community center
[ad_1] Two religious buildings in Warren County are experiencing a renaissance. When Iowa was first settled by European migrants in the 1800s, churches were among the first buildings erected. “One church gave (the settlers) a sense of gratitude and also gave the community an identity,†said Paul Lasley, professor emeritus of sociology at Iowa State …
Jim Leedy, Crossroads Arts District visionary and longtime Kansas City Art Institute professor, dies at 91 | KCUR 89.3
[ad_1] Jim Leedy was a painter, printmaker, sculptor, performance and mixed media artist, but he considered clay to be his preferred medium. “Clay has always been part of my life,” he said told writer Kara Rooney. “I grew up playing with it.” He added: “But from the start of my life I knew I was …
Lancaster County College News: December 24, 2021 | Community news
[ad_1] College News Diplomas Jacky Zhou, from Columbia, graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering in the spring of 2021 at the New York Institute of Technology, Old Westbury, New York. Molly K. Stott, from Conestoga, received a doctorate in pharmacy, cum laude, in May 2021 from the University of Rhode …
Oklahoma’s population growth outpaces the nation
Data recently released by the US Census Bureau shows that Oklahoma’s population growth exceeded most of the country from July 2020 to July 2021, primarily due to an influx of people moving into Oklahoma from other states. This population increase coincided with the lifting of most COVID restrictions in Oklahoma, although mandates were maintained in …
Three city council members registered in the district, only one can win
[ad_1] While this is not a move to voting ‘wards’, where residents of a section of a community elect a representative for that specific area, the new Columbus City Council district map threatens always upset the members of the council for the next elections in 2023. On the one hand, the new map, chosen from …
Lancaster County College News: December 11, 2021 | Community news
[ad_1] College News Dean’s list Anna de goede, from Mount Joy, was named to the provost’s roster with a perfect GPA of 4.0 for the 2021 spring semester at Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York. Breeann benfer, from Columbia, was named to the Dean’s List for the Spring 2021 semester at Youngstown State University, Youngstown, Ohio. …
New bill focuses on higher education to rebuild Ohio’s population and future workforce
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — An ambitious bill promises investment in higher education to help tackle Ohio’s declining population and labor shortages. On Monday, flanked by nine presidents of several of the state’s largest colleges and universities, State Rep. Jon Cross (R-Kenton) announced the GROW (Graduate and Retain Ohio’s Workforce) Act. He called it an investment …
New bill focuses on higher education to rebuild Ohio’s population and future workforce
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — An ambitious bill promises investment in higher education to help tackle Ohio’s declining population and labor shortages. On Monday, flanked by nine presidents of several of the state’s largest colleges and universities, State Rep. Jon Cross (R-Kenton) announced the GROW (Graduate and Retain Ohio’s Workforce) Act. He called it an investment …
PGY-2 Residents in Population Health Management and Data Analysis | VA Sierra Nevada Health Care
[ad_1] Current pharmacy results and resident analyzes 2021-2022 Bryan Quinn, Pharm.D., MBA, BCPSGraduated from the University of Buffalo School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Buffalo, NY, PGY-1 Managed Care Pharmacy Residency: The Ohio State University Health Plan Saba Maghari, Pharm.D., BCPSGraduated from the Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Arizona, Phoenix, AZ PGY-1 Pharmacy General Residency: …
Conservation District Adds Technical Educator | News, Sports, Jobs
[ad_1] YOUNGSTOWN – The Mahoning Soil and Water Conservation District has announced the addition of Shane Smith as the District Technical Educator. Smith will provide resources and technical assistance on stormwater and conservation education initiatives, including programs to prevent or reduce pollutant runoff from municipal operations, and encourage public participation and volunteering. to improve water …
In court hearing, Portman presents judicial candidates for the Northern District of Ohio
[ad_1] 22 November 2021 | Press Releases WASHINGTON DC – U.S. Senator Rob Portman (R-OH) introduced Ms. Bridget Meehan Brennan, Mr. Charles Esque Fleming and Judge David Augustin Ruiz during their Senate Judiciary Committee nomination hearing to serve on the United States District Court for the Northern Ohio District. Senator Portman and Senator Sherrod Brown …
The long way back: as the population decreases, commuting increases | Government
[ad_1] For Tiffany Thompson, the day begins before dawn. She wakes up at 4:30 a.m., leaves the house, and walks through the inky darkness in Liberty, Missouri. About 50 minutes later, after a leisurely ride in an SUV that she affectionately calls her “mom’s car,” this sixth-grade social studies teacher arrives at her destination: Spring …
Farm to grow crops, economic development in the Ohio City neighborhood of Cleveland
[ad_1] John Kuntz, the ordinary merchantA young Amish farmer from Middlefield plows a strip of land behind his Belgian draft horses for the Ohio City Farm project. CLEVELAND, Ohio – Ohio City, agricultural country. Six vacant acres of Cleveland’s West Side, a few blocks from cutting-edge restaurants and the revered West Side Market, turn to …