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Locally made: County trail benefit auction showcases Holmes craftsmanship

2 days ago | the-daily-record.com | Kevin Lynch

The 19th annual Holmes County Rails to Trails Benefit Auction will be held Saturday, June 14, at Harvest Ridge in Millersburg. The auction features locally made furniture, quilts, tools and other items, with proceeds supporting trail maintenance and development. A shuttle service will be available from the Millersburg Depot to Harvest Ridge throughout the day. The auction aims to raise funds to complete a four-mile stretch of trail from Glenmont to state Route 520.
Recognitions and retirements in East Holmes Local Schools - meet staff of year honorees

3 days ago | the-daily-record.com | Kevin Lynch

East Holmes Local School District held its annual staff recognition program. Carrie Jones was named Teacher of the Year and Iva Weaver was named Classified Staff of the Year. The district recognized staff members for 30, 20, and 10 years of service, as well as 10 retiring staff members. The East Holmes Local School District recognized staff members at the annual recognition program to celebrate the 2024-25 school year.
Willie Green Band revival to cap Holmes County’s 200th anniversary celebration

5 days ago | the-daily-record.com | Kevin Lynch

Holmes County's bicentennial celebration culminates June 7-8 with various events. The Willie Green Band's music will be revived in a special concert on June 8. Historical exhibits, a bicentennial video debut and student plays will be featured on June 7. Two days of celebrating 200 years of Holmes County will take place over the weekend of June 7-8. The Willie Green Band will come back to life thanks to the American Musical Production Company.
Sixth inning goes haywire for Hillsdale in Div. VI district final defeat to Kirtland

1 week ago | the-daily-record.com | James Simpson II

GATES MILLS ― Up 4-1 in the bottom of the sixth inning of their Division VI district final versus Kirtland, Hillsdale was six outs away from a second straight district title. Unfortunately, that didn't transpire. Instead, things went haywire for last year's Division IV state semifinalists in that sixth inning with Kirtland (19-7) prevailing past Hillsdale (15-10) 12-4, clinching the Hornets' third district title in school history.
Nashville Elementary School first graders learn to soar with bird-themed lesson plan

1 week ago | the-daily-record.com | Kevin Lynch

Nashville first-graders spent a year studying birds, starting with the American bald eagle. The class watched a live eagle cam, tracked the eaglets' growth and learned about their nesting habits. Students built and installed bluebird boxes near the school playground, observing nesting birds. The class also studied owls and participated in bird-related community projects.
From Exodus to Ohio: Old Testament sanctuary will be reimagined in Holmes County in June

1 week ago | the-daily-record.com | Kevin Lynch

A life-size replica of the Old Testament sanctuary will be on display at Harvest Ridge in Holmes County from June 28-July 6. The exhibit, sponsored by the Millersburg Seventh Day Adventist Church, is free and open to the public. The replica aims to educate visitors about the historical and religious significance of the sanctuary. The exhibit was inspired by a recent Old Testament study conducted by the church.
Dalton take down league rival Hillsdale for third time, advance to Div. VI regional final

1 week ago | the-daily-record.com | James Simpson II

AKRON − After the Division VI regional semifinal game between Wayne County Athletic League rivals Dalton and Hillsdale, Dalton catcher Kenna Doty and Hillsdale head coach Nicole Smith were asked what was the main thing each team wanted to focus on coming into Wednesday's game. Both basically had the same response. "We just needed to put the ball on the outside corner because they always struggled with that," said Doty. "We were working on getting it out there. If they hit it, they hit it.
Akron speller correct in 2 rounds of Scripps National Spelling Bee quarterfinals

1 week ago | the-daily-record.com | Laura Kessel

OXON HILL, Maryland – Zach Yeager of Doylestown has given correct answers twice May 28 and remains in the Scripps National Spelling Bee quarterfinal round. Yeager, a 14-year-old eighth grader at Chippewa Jr./Sr. High School in Doylestown, correctly spelled VEALINESS in his first appearance in the quarterfinals, and then correctly selected the definition of the word AMPERSAND in the quarterfinal vocabulary round.
Rev. Tom Gardner to leave Coshocton's Sacred Heart Church for Newark's St. Francis de Sales

1 week ago | the-daily-record.com | Kent Mallett

Several Catholic parishes in central Ohio will have new priests this summer. The Rev. Tom Gardner will replace the Rev. David Sizemore at St. Francis de Sales in Newark. The Rev. Anish Thomas will join St. Francis as a parochial vicar, splitting time with Newark Catholic as chaplain. The Rev. PeterClaver Kasasa Kiviiri will move from St. Francis to Church of the Resurrection in New Albany.
Ohio State professors say Chase Center is needed as more faculty self-censor their views

1 week ago | the-daily-record.com | Sheridan Hendrix

Two Ohio State professors defend the new Salmon P. Chase Center for Civics, Culture & Society, claiming it combats self-censorship among students and faculty. They argue that self-censorship in academia is worse now than during the 1950s Red Scare, citing a FIRE survey showing increased faculty self-censorship. The professors believe the center promotes respectful disagreement and intellectual diversity, although some faculty oppose it due to political concerns and fiscal impact.