Cerianna Cox Graduates Early from Briggs High School, Destined for Capital University with Leadership and Academic Achievements
Cerianna Cox graduated early from Briggs High School with a 3.8 GPA, led a major blood drive, excels in choir, and aims to study social work and theater at Capital University.
Bill Nye Surprises Educators at Columbus City Schools' Professional Development Day Ahead of Summer Experience
Bill Nye made an unannounced visit to Columbus City Schools' professional development day, exciting staff and reinforcing the district's educational mission, especially in STEM fields, as they prepare for the Summer Experience program.
Columbus Educator Roxanne Adams Celebrates Over Three Decades of Inspiration at Southwood Elementary
Roxanne Adams, a dedicated teacher at Southwood Elementary, has spent over 30 years positively impacting the lives and education of her students, becoming a supportive figure in the South Side community.
Ohio Lawmakers Testify on Bill to Revamp Midwife Licensure, Boost Healthcare Access Statewide
Ohio Representatives McClain and Miller testified for a bill to license midwives, permitting seasoned midwives to work without formal papers given informed consent. House Bill 224 aims to increase health care choices, especially in underserved areas.












