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Fourteen students go 15 rounds in annual spelling bee.
It took 18 rounds, but Angela Miller came out on top at the Chestnut Ridge spelling bee on Friday, Jan. 27.
Patrons can get service with a smile at Der Dutchman Restaurant on Thursday, Feb. 9, when the Hiland High and Middle School staff will provide all of the service for dinner.
Killbuck Elementary went above and beyond in their food drive celebrating the 100th day of school this past week.
Pomerene Hospital's Foundation announced applications for its 2012 Healthcare Scholarship Program, now in it's eighth year.
Twenty-three classmates showed up at Fire Ridge Golf Course for reunion.
Parents with children who will be 5 years of age on or before August 1 are asked to call and register their child at the elementary school the child will attend by April 27.
West Holmes eighth-grader Louis Crider wows his audience at the annual Middle School spelling bee Jan. 27.
The students at Millersburg Elementary are digging in for the long haul when it comes to raising crops, and the Great Amaryllis Race is just the beginning.
Kaleb Miller captured the 2012 Berlin Elementary spelling bee on Monday, Jan. 23, edging out runner-up Grace Mullet and third-place finisher Terrell Gingerich.
Fifty giant sub sandwiches, which will be on display after the Jan. 27 varsity game, will be sold to the highest bidder during the annual Academic Booster Club Sub Auction.
Sarah Friedrich became the 2012 Lakeville Elementary Geographic Bee winner Jan. 11, keeping alive her hopes of making it to the big show in May.
Nearly three dozen West Holmes High School entrepreneurs got a glimpse into the near future when they traveled to Wooster for a field trip to hear Sandra Pianalto talk about the future of the economy and jobs in Ohio and the nation.
The Hiland FFA hosted their annual Share-A-Christmas canned food drive, collecting 918 cans for families in need during the holidays.
Fire department endowment fund offering scholarship.
Open house at Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center Jan. 24.
A seminar on how to start your own business will be held in Millersburg Feb. 11.
Auto Tech program accepts donated Chevrolet van.
Severity of cuts hinge on passage of levy March 6; levy campaign underway.
West Holmes Middle School students got a Christmas treat when the school took them shopping with a teacher Dec. 21.
Educators in Holmes County can apply for a scholarship to advance their teaching experience with additional training or schooling.
Eight West Holmes High School students expanded their horizons and explored a faraway country while competing in the Senior Ohio Model of United Nations Leadership Program, Dec. 11-13.
The Holmes County Education Foundation is now offering scholarships for Holmes County seniors.
First half of cuts to go into effect Jan. 9; second round if March levy fails.
The West Holmes FFA sent members to compete at the State Parliamentary Procedure contest in Columbus.
Weirich presented Distinguished Service Award.
Local resident has become a true success story as a result of his training at Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center.
Local author David Lorah brought Santa's pants and a his book to Millersburg Elementary on Monday, Dec. 19, where he read to the entire student body, while at the same time collecting gifts for Every Woman's House.
West Holmes Middle School science students were introduced to a whole new world thanks to a grant received by the school.
John Boros, of Big Prairie, and a current nursing student, has been named a featured student by The University of Akron Wayne College Board of Trustees.
Career Center students of the month for November are released.
Clark elementary students are rolling merrily along as part of a fun school experience.
A trio of youngsters put their coloring skills to good use, and in the process saved their parents a few dollars in winning the Holmes County Dog Warden coloring contest.
Ella Waltman was recently honored by Ashland University for her role in securing a national honor for the school.
Ben Beachy pulled off an upset in the annual Hiland Middle School geography bee, upending returning champion Brady Schlabach for the title.
Several Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center students attended the 2011 Ohio Student Achievement Fair in Columbus.
A group of high school seniors set out to do repairs for disadvantaged homeowners in inner-city Pittsburgh, Pa. By the project's end, they had done more than repair houses; they had changed hearts and lives--including their own.
The Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center will benefit from an energy conservation project, which will save approximately $13,000 a year in costs.
Mekenzie Currence became the winner of the 46th annual Tom Graham Fifth Grade Farm Tour essay contest.
Members of the HIland FFA chapter attended the State FFA Camp in Muskingum, where they furthered their education on agriculture.
Real Money. Real World. is a statewide OSU Extension curriculum that simulates real-life experiences to help make youth aware of the money management skills necessary to navigate through life, while also making them aware of the correlation between educational attainment and earning power.
West Holmes FFA members participate in District 8 trap shoot.
Two West Holmes FFA members receive their American Degree.
Superintendent to seek input from faculty, staff.
In perhaps the largest Veterans Day celebration in Holmes County, a large crowd turned out at Killbuck Elementary for a veterans breakfast and a ceremony honoring those who have served this nation so faithfully over the years.
The Killbuck Savings Bank will feature artwork from area kindergartners for Thanksgiving.
The 100 Student Ambassadors from school districts throughout Wayne, Holmes and Ashland counties who met for a bully prevention summit at Ramseyer's Potato Farm Nov. 4 are doing their part to stop bullying in schools.
The reigning Mrs. Ohio, Melanie Miller, shared her own personal story of being bullied as a teen during a Nov. 4 bullying prevention summit for area junior high and high school students.
Dave Mast and his wife Ann should replace their shoes, as they make their way (figuratively) across the United States.
School board will meet Nov. 11 to discuss possible fourth levy attempt.
The Hiland Varsity Singers and a multitude of former Hiland vocal greats will present Broadway Showcase, a spectacular event filled with a huge number of Broadway hits, Nov. 12 and 13.
Mil Agnor returned to Romania to give closure her Peace Corp service.
As a foreign exchange student at Hiland High School three years ago, David Lee very much enjoyed his time in Holmes County. He returned last week to share his knowledge of China with Berlin students.
Applications are now being accepted for the 2012 scholarship program by Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative, Inc.
West Holmes FFA members join more than 50,000 other students in Indianapolis for national FFA convention.
Culinary students at the Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center will once again hold their holiday pie sale to raise money for the FCCLA student organization.
With the East Holmes levy nearing, passionate community members talk about the importance of the levy to the future of the district.
Mini-bedrooms, quilts and posters took center stage again at the annual East Holmes Consumer Science Fair at Chestnut Ridge on Thursday, Oct. 28.
Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center board of education approves financial forecast and hears report on new program at October meeting.
Openings still available in the fall Maintenance Training (MT) program at Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center.
East Holmes Local Schools will present a community rally on Saturday, Nov. 5 in support of the upcoming school levy. Included in the event will be a number of activities, including a special presentation on Perry Reese Jr., the replaying of the 2010 State championship game, games, food and more.
East Holmes, Millersburg take their case for new revenue to the people.
Readers can take home beloved books at a bargain price when the Friends of the Holmes County Library present the Fall Book Sale at the Central Library in Millersburg.
Members of the first-ever freshman class at Garaway High School met for their 50th wedding anniversary.
Keith and Tracie Mullet talk about cultural diversity in their support of the East Holmes School levy.
As the levy for East Holmes School District approaches Nov. 8, a number of district residents will discuss why the school district is of such vital significance to the communities which make up East Holmes.
Beacon Hill School in Mt. Eaton is providing educational opportunities unlike any other in area. The school will conduct an open house, Nov. 11 at The Pier.
Saturday, Nov. 12 will be a feast for the ears as the current Hiland Varsity Singers will be joined by former Hiland alumni to present Broadway Showcase, an evening of Broadway musical numbers.
As the levy for East Holmes School District approaches Nov. 8, a number of district residents will discuss why the school district is of such vital significance to the communities which make up East Holmes.
East Holmes earns district-wide Excellent with Distinction rating from the Ohio State Board of Education.
The annual Holmes County Education Foundation College Fair at The Perry Reese Community Center in Berlin on Monday, Oct. 17 saw a large number of students take advantage of the opportunity to visit with representatives from numerous institutions of higher education.
Veterans, their families and members of the public are invited to the second annual Veterans Assembly on Tuesday, Nov. 1, at Hiland High School.
September meeting of West Holmes FFA held in Wooster at Acres of Fun.
The West Holmes FFA sent sophomore members to District Soils in Guernsey County Sept. 28
Karen Baird's third grade class at Clark Elementary dug in, literally, to show their community spirit on Monday, Oct. 10.
Dave Mast takes a look at his journey so far and thanks his many supporters.
A group of third grade students at Killbuck Elementary got to go on an excavation of a completely different nature on Thursday, Oct. 6.
Holmes County teacher Mrs. Snyder, of West Holmes Middle School, is the recipient of a $500 Walmart Foundation Strive for Excellence mini-grant.
The annual Holmes County Education Foundation College Fair will take place at Hiland High School's Perry Reese Community Center on Monday, Oct. 17 from 6:30-8 p.m.
Internationally recognized youth speaker Mark Brown will present a program on bullying to West Holmes Middle School students.
Open house scheduled at the Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center.
The high school students of Maranatha Christian School of Sugarcreek turn trash into cash with their annual Trash-A-Thon, which raises funds for their school while cleaning up the roadsides, a project that benefits everyone involved.
Queen Amy Boyd received her crown as this year's West Holmes Homecoming Queen.
Hiland High School senior Robert Beachy has been named a Commended Student in the 2012 National Merit Scholarship Program.
The 46th annual Tom Graham Fifth Grade Farm Tour took place at Tom Miller's One-O-One Ranch near Trail. Fifth-grade students from all over Holmes County participated in the learning experience that took them outside the classroom walls.
Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center to hold fall open house.
Millersburg Elementary was tabbed by the Ohio Department of Education as one of last year's Schools of Excellent with Distinction.
Hiland School dedicated the Hiland soccer press box in the name of long-time East Holmes employee Gary Mast, who passed away last year.
Holmes County College Fair to be held Oct. 17.
The 30th annual Berlin Soup Supper is on tap for Tuesday, Oct. 4 at Berlin Elementary.
High school students will have the opportunity to learn more about banking and financial responsibility with The Killbuck Savings Bank's program this fall.
Cost-saving measures will be necessary with or without passage of levy.
Tactical Defense Institute held a two-day active shooter training course for local law enforcement, emergency medical responders, school teachers and administrators in the county.
Children with special needs may be eligible for special education services through their local school districts.
Funding from the local parents group created a safer haven on which the students at Wise Middle School can now play softball.
Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center to hold open house Sept. 15 to showcase adult programs.
West Holmes FFA has an enjoyable summer, but is looking forward to the upcoming year.
Cindy McCauley may be retiring as the Holmes County Training Center principal after two short years, but the mark she left made a huge impression on the organization.
Dave Mast is still walking... and touring the town of Winner, South Dakota.
A card shower is being planned for Sally Smith, a teacher for more than 41 years in the East Holmes School District.
Critchfield, Critchfield & Johnston, Ltd., announces that Donesha Peak is the recipient of the Critchfield Law Diversity Scholarship for the 2011-12 academic year.
The lion was on the prowl at Berlin Elementary on Tuesday, August 23, but he wasn't looking for children. Instead, he was handing out pencils as part of the Berlin Lions Club back to school greet.
Adult registration is under way at the career center.
West Holmes Class of 1976 presents gift in honor of Blair Slutz.
Contracted handicapped preschool costs double for 2011-2012.
Dozens of youngsters throughout Holmes County were able to explore places like Germany and Greece through the Your European Excursion event at Millersburg Elementary.
Dave Mast continues his journey to 1,000 miles by stepping outdoors and enjoying all that nature has to offer.
Classes begin at the Holmes County Training Center, Millersburg Elementary and Berlin Elementary.
Alex Walker gave a presentation on his turkey project July 27 at the Killbuck Handy Helpers 4-H Club meeting.
STNA course now available at the Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center.
Schedules for all West Holmes High School students will be available beginning August 16.
ABLE-GED classes to begin first week of August.
Holmes County Steam & Engine Association to hold 19th annual Steam & Engine Show at the Mt. Hope Auction Grounds in Mt. Hope August 4, 5 and 6.
East Holmes Board of Education recently approved a resolution that will impact administrator salaries.
During the annual Ohio Chautauqua, the 16th president of the United States will make a stop in Coshocton.
Jim Armstead will portray Major Martin Delany during the Ohio Chautauqua in Coshocton July 19-23.
Native Ohio butterfly exhibit will begin July 18 and continue through July 31 at the Norma Johnson Center.
Killbuck Class of 1951 met recently to celebrate 60 years since graduation.
Daytime open house slated for July 26 at Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center.
Dave Mast takes his family to Florida... and experiences the blistering heat as he continues his journey to 1,000 miles.
The Wayne County Community Foundation recently awarded 176 scholarships totaling over $395,000 to high school and college students for the 2011-2012 school year.
Phillip Lepley, 9, of the Killbuck Handy Helpers 4-H Club, gave an illustrated talk (using a poster) about how to process a rabbit.
Second shared class to go back to single grade in elementary classroom.
Two students and one retiring teacher were honored for all of their hard work within the Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center ABLE Program.
Ohio Education Matters announced recently that the West Holmes Local School District ranks among the most efficient school districts in the state in providing non-instructional services, outpacing other similar districts in central administration costs.
Representatives from The Commercial & Savings Bank recently completed a financial education series with seniors at West Holmes High School.
Kimberly Weightman has been named the recipient of the Carol L. Hale Professionalism Award at the Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center.
Students completing grades four through eight are eligible to register for the second annual Holmes County AAUW summer science sessions to be held June 28, 29 and 30.
Two ACWHCC programs benefit from $1,000 donation.
The Linda E. Reynolds Business Visionary Award is given to a deserving student who encompasses traits needed to be a business visionary.
Dave Mast hits the big 500 miles and shares some laughs on his way to 1,000.
Valedictorians say 2011 class has bright future.
Hiland valedictorian Brad Mullet talks of change and challenges that lie ahead for graduates, friends.
Students took their diplomas and headed into a new way of life during the Hiland High School graduation ceremony on May 29 at the Perry Reese Community Center.
Hiland salutatorian Braden Conn dared his fellow classmates to make a difference as they move into their next phase of life.
For the fourth year and running, the students of Killbuck Elementary showed they care by conducting their annual Holmes County Relay for Life Mini Relay on Tuesday, May 31.
Joe Edinger has been hired as East Holmes superintendent. He will work as assistant superintendent through June and July, then will begin as East Holmes top administrator, Aug. 1.
Dr. John A. Vaccariello spoke with the Variegated Clovers 4-H club recently.
The Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center Board of Education recently heard a report on energy savings from Superintendent Mike McDaniel at its regular May meeting.
Both West Holmes and Hiland High Schools welcomed dozens of students into one of the most prestigious groups near the end of this school year, as they signed in the newest crop of National Honor Society students.
Graduation day 2011 brought with it tears, smiles, hugs and a few trepidations as the East Holmes and West Holmes graduates moved into the next phase of their lives.
Reduction through attrition is the name of the game for schools these days, and to a certain extent, West Holmes School District is no different. Several teachers in the district retired, and while most will be replaced, some positions are now gone.
The Hiland music booster club announced the winners form its recent raffle.
Eighth-grade Students of the Year were recognized for having straight A's, being on the honor roll, merit roll, or having perfect attendance.
Area kids can learn a little bit more about the world of science with Summer Science Sessions, June 28-30.
Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative distributes $12,000 in scholarships to local high school seniors.
Mt. Hope Elementary School student wins La-Z-Boy recliner.
The Holmes County 4-H Shooting Sports Club met at the Eastern Holmes Sportsman's Club on Saturday, May 14.
Holmes County Training Center to offer severe autism class, which will start small and grow with experience.
The Holmes County Education Foundation dished out its annual scholarship awards this spring, much to the joy of area students who are heading on to further their education.
Summertime may bring a new range of activities for all ages to The Wilderness Center in Wilmot, but students from four counties have enjoyed the services of the center for the past nine months.
West Holmes art students had their talent on display at the annual Spring Art Show and Band Concert May 15.
Career center preschoolers graduated, May 5.
Graduating Hiland seniors will be sent off to college next year with a little less financial burden thanks to the community, after a number of scholarships were presented at the annual honors banquet May 13.
FFA State Degree recipients Derek Reutter, Marshall Overholt, and Travis Campbell attended the 83rd State convention in Columbus.
The Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center will hold an adult education recognition ceremony on May 24.
The Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center presented the 2011 Pentagon Award and other honors during the school's annual recognition program.
Hiland High School junior Scott Mullet recently received one of the State's highest FFA honors, receiving the coveted State FFA Degree at this year's state FFA convention.
The Holmes County Education Foundation names the winners of various scholarships.
Discussion on both issues to continue, decisions expected within a few weeks.
East Holmes Math Enrichment Day once again provided a challenging and fun opportunity for fifth and sixth-grade math whizzes to test their skills in unique ways.
Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center students place in FCCLA and FFA competitions.
The Nashville Jolly Farmers 4-H club held a meeting, May 2.
Chestnut Ridge visited the East, creating the Great Wall of China and building their very own pagoda as part of their Right to Read Week.
The Hiland Varsity Singers recently received the highest accolade possible at the State choir competition, earning a superior for their effort.
East Holmes school board may consider an administrative alternative to a full-time superintendent after interviews failed to produce an acceptable candidate.
Dave Mast is down 10 pounds on his journey to 1,000 miles.
The Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center will hold the ninth annual Cruise-In by the Lake May 7.
Friday, May 6, through Sunday, May 8, the Hiland High School senior class will present Crumpled Classics, a two-act comedy on stage.
Killbuck Handy Helpers 4-H Club to hold bake and garage sale.
The 2011 Area 3 Envirothon proved to be a perfect opportunity for area high school students to test their knowledge in several science fields. The event took place April 27 at the Holmes County Training Center, and included more than four dozen schools.
West Holmes, Board of DD renewals pass in May 3 special election.
State nonprofit group Kids Ohio honored Chestnut Ridge Elementary for its education of disadvantaged pupils recently.
Ashland County- West Holmes Career Center approved a new two-year contract, which includes no pay raises or contract changes. They also discussed possible mobile classroom space as well as an Earth Day award.
Killbuck Handy Helpers meet and elect officers.
With the help of NexGen Energy Partners and the Ohio Department of Development, USDA provided a $115,329 grant under the Rural Energy for America Program to fund a solar array system at the Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center.
Two Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center Family, Career and Community Leaders of America students participated in state competition in Columbus.
The Holmes County Retired Teachers Association recently announced the 2011 Holmes County high school seniors who will receive the PM Graham Family Scholarship for 2011-12.
The 10th annual Gospel Haven Academy Auction will provide a perfect opportunity for patrons to support the school while finding some outstanding purchases on all kinds of excellent merchandise.
Opportunities for lessons are everywhere at school, and the students at Millersburg Elementary learned a valuable one recently when they raised more than $1,000 for the victims of the earthquake in Japan.
The East Holmes fifth and sixth-grade classes presented their version of The Emperor's New Clothes at the Perry Reese Center on Tuesday, April 19.
Freeze will stabilize spending within the East Holmes School District.
West Holmes vocal instructor Kristen Rodhe strives to instill in her students both a love of learning and a passion for music. In return, she earns friendships that will undoubtedly last a lifetime.
In part two of the West Holmes Local Schools State of the Schools forum, we explore some of the many questions raised.
Courtney Young, of Big Prairie, was recently presented with a scholarship for $250 by the Killbuck Valley Longbeards chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation in Holmes County.
The law firm of Critchfield, Critchfield & Johnston, Ltd., located in Wooster, Millersburg, Mount Vernon and Medina, has announced it is sponsoring two law scholarships for the 2011-2012 school year.
The Center of Science and Industry (COSI) made several scheduled stops throughout Holmes County as part of its efforts to expand the horizons of the youth of today.
The administration conducted a meeting with the public Monday, April 11, at West Holmes High School, to talk about the upcoming levy.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Every Woman's House has been busy with activities that support the cause. The theme for the month is It's Time To Get Involved, which was utilized at a recent ribbon-making party. They hope to encourage community members to take a stand against this...
On Monday, April 18, Phil Chalmers, one of America's most influential and knowledgeable authorities on teen violence, will present a parents seminar focusing on today's youth culture, which will include video gaming, bullying, social networking and youth trends. Th event takes place at West Holmes...
West Holmes Middle School music students recently participated in the Ohio Music Education Association's District 10 Solo & Ensemble Adjudicated Event near Mansfield.
Author Phil Chalmers will present a Q&A seminar on bullying in the schools on Monday, April 18 at West Holmes Middle School.
Joe Wengerd explains the need for a 3.82 mil levy proposed by the East Holmes School District.
Holmes County reigned at the annual Writers Workshop at Wayne College, April 2. In addition to Holmes County-based speakers, a Millersburg woman won awards in three major categories at the event.
The annual Writers Workshop at Wayne College featured a record number of attendees April 2, and also some of Ohio's finest writers. Awards were handed out to adults and students for their literary submissions, and acclaimed mystery writer Paul L. Gaus of Wooster took home top honors.
Katie Eiler, a 2010 graduate of West Holmes High School, recently performed in the University of Findlay's spring chorale concert.
The Lions Clubs of Holmes County are offering two scholarships for seniors from the East and West Holmes School Districts.
Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center to hold Open House for summer adult programs.
Governor Kasich applauds the passing of House Bill 36, increasing the number of snow days for schools from three to five.
Millersburg native, Taylor Hazlett, is participating in Malone University's Open Frame Film Fest for the second year in a row. Hazlett directs her second short feature, Customer Satisfaction, which will be shown with other student films at the ninth annual festival on April 15.
Dave Mast talks about the sights he could see with his current mileage on his quest to reach 1,000 miles this year.
Career center automotive technology prep students recently participated in the Edelbrock Carburetor Challenge at the IX Center in Cleveland. Several walked away with scholarships.
Elaine Miller, Central Christian School's middle-school physical education teacher, has created a giant fitness-based board game that guarantees her students will not grow bored.
Karen Geiser, a Kidron market gardener and local author, will speak on local foods Saturday, April 16, as a part of the April meeting of the County Line Historical Society of Wayne/Holmes, held at the Ken Miller Supply Oil, Gas, Car, Truck and Agriculture Museum.
East Holmes eliminates assistant principal position, teachers agree to wage freeze.
Join the West Holmes superintendent and treasurer to address the state of the school district.
Career center students achieve perfect attendance.
Beacon Hill Community School will be the first of its kind in the area when it opens its doors in August. David Fisher, of Southeast Local Schools, will serve as the principal, and Fisher explained why the school is so special to the community.
A group of 19 Hiland High School student council members visited the Holmes County Training Center and Lynn Hope Industries Tuesday, March 22, as part of the ongoing celebration of March as Developmental Disabilities Month.
While many business people were fortunate enough to attend the Chamber of Commerce Business Forum featuring economist Dr. Lowell Catlett, Killbuck Savings Bank provided an opportunity to open the eyes of 10 area high school students.
As Senate Bill 5 bears down on the House of Representatives, House member Dave Hall wanted and got input from constituents as to what their thoughts and questions were concerning the highly volatile bill, which came in the form of a town hall meeting, March 14 at West Holmes High School.
Kaitlyn Atherton has been named to the dean's list at Ohio University.
The Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center is seeking area companies to provide externship experience.
West Holmes FFA students participate in state Ag Sales contest.
Students garner gold medals in FCCLA competition.
A group of West Holmes High School and Middle School science students took huge steps in their learning curve while preparing and performing at the Akron Regional Science Olympiad March 5.
Nearly 1,300 fourth-grade students from around Wayne and Holmes counties took the opportunity to see a live orchestra performance at The College of Wooster March 3.
Anita Silvey's extensive interview process with 110 highly successful Americans and research for her book, Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Children's Book, lead her to discover the true value of reading as a child.
Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center SkillsUSA students participated in regional competition at Lorain County JVS on Saturday, Feb. 26. Twelve students received awards.
Author Anita Silvey presented a number of East Holmes fourth, fifth and sixth-grade students with a signed copy of her book, Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Children's Book, during a March 3 assembly at Hiland High School.
Back my popular demand, Dave Mast shares his current Top 20 songs to get you WalKing.
Nashville Elementary will be like a zoo March 4-11, and the teachers are going to be loving it. Right To Read Week, with the theme of Wild About Books, kicked off Friday, March 4, and will take place all week, culminating in the Nashville Fun Fair Friday, March 11.
Hiland High School's musical version of Disney's Beauty and the Beast will take place Feb. 25-27 and March 5 and 6 at Hiland High School. Tickets are on sale now.
Dave Mast continues to walk with the help of one local Lady Hawk and her inspiring story.
The Modern Mothers Club of Millersburg recently awarded a $300 to purchase books.
Local students named to dean's list at The College of Wooster.
The Commercial & Savings Bank has announced that it is again offering college scholarships to graduating seniors from Garaway, Hiland, Triway, and West Holmes high schools.
When it comes to knowledge on children's books, Anita Silvey may be one of the nation's top authorities. Silvey will be paying Holmes County a visit March 3 as part of the Young Authors Series, and will even provide a seminar for parents in the evening.
Lori Miller's investment in a single cabbage plant turned into a tremendous achievement. She was recently awarded a $1,000 savings bond as one of the national winners for the annual Bonnie Plants third-grade cabbage contest.
Millersburg Elementary combined fitness and nutrition for its annual Fit and Fun Night Friday, Feb. 18. The idea was to present ideas on how families can work together to stay in better health.
Tim Shue's Frohliche Dorf Show, a fundraiser for Central Christian School's concert choir, delivered musical diversity and hilarious old-time radio hijinks with a German flair to an enthusiastic audience.
Homestead Furniture has challenged eighth-grade students at Mt. Hope Elementary to achieve all A's on their report card through the year and receive a free La-Z-Boy recliner as a reward.
The East Holmes school board continues to look for a new district superintendent to replace Joe Wengerd, who announced his retirement at the January board meeting, effective June 30.
The West Holmes High School music department will present The Sound of Music Feb. 24-27 at Excaliber Theater.
The Hiland High School music departments will present Disney's musical classic Beauty and the Beast Feb. 26, 27 and 28, and March 5 and 6 at Hiland High School.
The new Layman scholarship will benefit students pursuing a liberal arts degree.
Cub Scout Tiger Pack members from both Holmesville Pack 355 and Berlin Pack 350 stopped in at Graphic Publications Monday, Feb. 7, to learn a little more about the ins and outs of putting together a newspaper.
The kindergarten members of Charm Elementary will be the first to reap the rewards from a $300 grant given to the school through the Modern Mothers Club of Millersburg.
