The complexity of Organic Chemistry often leads students to reconsider their choice of major and future career. Kennedy Couch ‘24 knows that feeling all too well, but not in the way you are thinking. “I originally planned to go into optometry, but then I got into O Chem and even Anatomy, ...
Celebrating 11 years of being a No Kill animal shelter, Humane Society of the Ohio Valley has extended the $11 Dog adoption special until March 11. Kennels are full and a few floor crates are being used for added space. The animal shelter chose to lower adoption fees and ask for adoptions, ...
Washington County 4-H will be hosting a 4-H Open House from 6-7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 29 at the Junior Fair Building on the Washington County Fairgrounds. The public is invited. The 4-H Open House is a fun-filled evening of games, prizes, activities, STEM demonstrations, small animals, ...
PARKERSBURG - The 15th annual Feed Seniors Now Food Drive organized another successful collection to help seniors in need. According to Joanie Yeomans, COO/Co-owner of Comfort Keepers of the Mid-Ohio Valley, the drive collected over 2,000 pounds of food to distribute to seniors in need ...
The Gilman Dining Hall at Marietta College celebrated Black History Month Friday by offering students a “Taste of Diversity” with a range of dishes inspired by prominent Black chefs like Carla Hall, Leah Chase and Lazarus Lynch. “The students really enjoy when we do a change-up and can ...
NEW MATAMORAS - Frontier Local School District officials recently approved a state funded grant that will provide equipment designed to protect schools. The Tech Linking Safety Grant will install two cameras of each of the district’s three schools. The cameras will scan license plates that enter school grounds and search a database for registered sex offenders. The grant is valued at $29,923.24 and funded through Attorney General Dave Yost’s office. If a registered sex offender is found on the database, school officials and the Sheriff’s Office will be notified via email or ...
