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richlandsource.com | Zac Hiser
The Source Media Journalism Fellowship is a one-week intensive that will equip students with the tools they need to practice journalism, including finding stories, interviewing sources, crafting a compelling narrative and pitching their work to news organizations.
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richlandsource.com | Zac Hiser
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2 weeks ago | 
richlandsource.com | Zac Hiser
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2 weeks ago | 
richlandsource.com | Zac Hiser
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2 weeks ago | 
richlandsource.com | Zac Hiser
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3 weeks ago | 
richlandsource.com | Larry Phillips |Zac Hiser
LEXINGTON — Highland’s Toby Rogers was a star among the stars at Friday night’s 46th annual News Journal All-Star Classic. The Scots’ standout poured in a whopping 36 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to garner MVP honors at the boys basketball clash. Rogers led five teammates in twin figures as the North rolled to a 150-114 pounding of the South at Lexington High School.
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3 weeks ago | 
richlandsource.com | Larry Phillips |Zac Hiser
LEXINGTON — Shelby’s Eve Schwemley enjoyed a superb girls basketball career at Shelby High School. On Friday night, she concluded it in fine fashion. The Whippets’ standout, who cracked 1,000 points as part of her prep resume, earned MVP honors at the Telegraph-Forum Girls Basketball Showcase at Lexington High School. Schwemley scored 20 points, grabbed seven rebounds and handed out two assists to lead the East to a 76-49 win over the West in the region’s all-star game.
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4 weeks ago | 
ashlandsource.com | Zac Hiser
At Source Media Properties, home of Richland Source, Ashland Source and Knox Pages, we take immense pride in our work and the unwavering support from our community. We are thrilled to recognize our 2025 Newsroom Partners whose commitment to independent, local journalism keeps our stories vibrant and our community informed. Every article, report and community story is made possible by partnerships built on trust and shared values.
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2 months ago | 
richlandsource.com | Doug Haidet |Zac Hiser
NEW WASHINGTON – At some point before tip-off of its Division III district title game Saturday against Norwalk, the Ashland girls basketball team decided that a trip to the Sweet 16 was just too good to pass up. Both squads featured arguably the best teams in their programs’ respective histories.
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2 months ago | 
richlandsource.com | Doug Haidet |Zac Hiser
OLIVESBURG – The fate of Justice Thompson’s high school athletic career rested on a personal goal that most people would have simply written off as crazy talk. “I told myself before my sophomore year that if I didn’t get All-Ohio in basketball that I was going to play football (as a junior),” Thompson said earlier this week. It was a bold mandate.
