Region and Beyond
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[Video] Auditor Faber: Public entities may not use public resources to influence Levies or Bonds
Columbus, Ohio – Auditor of State Keith Faber yesterday released a video to remind public officials that most local governments and public school districts may not use tax dollars to support or oppose levy or bond issues on the ballot. “You cannot campaign or influence the outcome of a levy or bond issue using tax dollars,” said…
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Yost provides training, grants to prevent school violence
Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost today announced the development of new resources to address gaps in preventing targeted violence in schools. Training curriculum now available free for local school administrators, local law enforcement and others focuses on stopping violence before it starts. “When a shooter attacks a school we often learn afterward,…
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Upskill your workforce today with TechCred
Credential List What Makes A Credential Eligible Program Guidelines What Is TechCred? TechCred helps Ohioans learn new skills and helps employers build a stronger workforce with the skills needed in a technology-infused economy. These technology-focused credentials take a year or less to complete and prepare current and future employees for the technology jobs Ohio employers need.…
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Making the 2020 elections a climate-emergency story
Loveland Magazine is one of the hundreds of news outlets worldwide, with a combined audience of over 1 billion people “Covering Climate Now”, a global journalism initiative committed to bringing more and better coverage to the defining story of our time. The initiative, was co-founded by The Nation and Columbia Journalism Review Read the curtain-raiser, co-published…
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First Annual School Safety Summit will be held June 10-12 at the Greater Columbus Convention Center
For questions about whether you qualify to attend the School Safety Summit, email OhioSchoolSafetySummit@dps.ohio.gov or visit the website. Columbus, Ohio – Security professionals can be a critical partner for school districts in keeping their students and staff safe. This conference will provide opportunities to network with school officials, learn more about the role of private security…
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Area Progress Council’s Project Excellence program is seeking teacher nominations
AREA PROGRESS COUNCIL CELEBRATES ITS 31st YEAR SEEKING EXCELLENT TEACHER NOMINATIONS FOR PROJECT EXCELLENCE Warren County, Ohio – The Area Progress Council’s Project Excellence program is seeking teacher nominations as it enters its thirty-first year of honoring public educators in Warren County, Ohio. 660 educators have been selected since the project began in 1988, several…
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Hatton Foundation has given the Green Beret Foundation $100,000 donation
HONORING AND SUPPORTING AMERICA’S QUIET PROFESSIONALS Cincinnati, Ohio – For the second year in a row, the Cincinnati-based Hatton Foundation has given the Green Beret Foundation (GBF) a $100,000 donation to ignite support in 2020. The Hatton Foundation’s grant of $100,000 in 2019 enabled GBF to establish the Hatton Healing and Recovery Fund, which covers the cost…
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Little Sisters of the Poor-Cincinnati have named the Humanitarians and Volunteers of the Year
Mary Rahrig and the late Luke Rahrig Cincinnati, Ohio – The Little Sisters of the Poor-Cincinnati have named the Humanitarians of the Year, Mary Rahrig and the late Luke Rahrig, and the Volunteers of the Year, Katy Riehle and her sister Nancy Bohlander. They will be honored at the fourth annual Little Sisters of the…
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Governor DeWine Announces Hands-Free Ohio Bill
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced yesterday the details of a new bill that will strengthen Ohio’s laws regarding the use of wireless devices, including smartphones, while driving. The new Hands-Free Ohio bill is sponsored by Sen. Stephanie Kunze (R-Hilliard) and Sen. Sean J. O’Brien (D-Bazetta). “The use of wireless devices while driving has become so…
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Hamilton County Health Commissioner to retires after 27 Years in Office
Hamilton County, Ohio – Hamilton County Health Commissioner Tim Ingram has announced he is retiring from Hamilton County Public Health to pursue other opportunities. He is being replaced on an interim basis by Assistant Health Commissioner for Environmental Health Services, Greg Kesterman. “It has been an honor and privilege to lead this agency,” Ingram said. …
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