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Hancock County Schools Honor Roll ~ 3rd Nine Weeks

Oak Glen Middle School Straight A Honor Roll Fifth Grade Blake Allison, Laila Behanna, Finn Bellville, Ashley Brown, Amadeo Camacho-Lazo, Brinley Chaffin, Lyla Cole, Adalynn Corbin, Londyn Crummitt, Chelsea Davis, Adalyn Dawson, Raegan Dodd, Harper Dugan, Aubrey Duke, Vance Gregory, Bowen Hardy, Charlene Hurst, Krew Karpinski, Luna Lynch, Koi Martsolf, Destiny Masters, Bryce McIntosh, Macie Murray, Paetyn Perry, Jacee Stewart, Maddax Strapazzon, Gabriella Ulbright, Gabriella Vangilder, Connor Wade, Rex Wagner, Landon White Sixth Grade Grant Adams, Avery Boatright, Mia Budney, ...

Southern Local Honor Roll ~ 3rd Nine Weeks

Third Quarter All As Sixth Grade Johnathan Akers, Miah Cote, Jacob Crawford, Jocelynn Jackson, Piper Kellogg, Payzlee Mcculley, Madison Owens, Sadie Plunkett, and Lydia Tsesmilles. Seventh Grade Brooke Akers, Kaidynn Edmond, Nathanael Forbes, Brooklyn Glosser, Madyson Gruszecki, Melanie Meek Riley Parrish and Jayce Tsesmilles. Eighth Grade Peyton Dowling, Gemma Jackson, Tyler Kimble, Jaymen Maines, Liam Pitts, Isiah Plunkett, and Kailynn Thompson. Ninth Grade Addysin Andrenok, Emma Boyle, Kalayah Crute, Payton Davison, Eliana Forbes, Katherine Kellogg, Karis Hawken, David ...

Oak Glen National Honor Society induction ceremony

NEW CUMBERLAND – Oak Glen High School hosted the 62nd annual induction ceremony of the Regina Wehner Chapter of the National Honor Society March 22 in the school’s Little Theater. Forty-six students were welcomed as new members of the chapter, marking a significant achievement in their academic journeys. The ceremony also highlighted the achievements of the 42 current members, who shared their future plans, reflecting the dedication and leadership qualities that define the National Honor Society. The chapter is guided by Faculty Advisors Trisha Enochs and Amanda McKinney, who ...

Three local teachers receive $500 for classroom projects

LISBON – The Columbiana County Retired Teachers Association met on April 16 at the Lisbon First United Methodist Church. The Women of Faith prepared and served the meal. Nancy Dicken welcomed the members, took attendance, led the Pledge of Allegiance and offered prayer. Gayle Noel ...

CALCUTTA LIONS CLUB CHILI COOK OFF

The Calcutta Lions Club held its annual chili cook off in late February. The winners were, from left, third place Richard Titus, first place Gary Freeh and second place Joe Hall. (Submitted photo)

Area Briefing

Choose To Lose Group meeting Choose To Lose Group met at Boyce Church April 21 with leader Penny Perorazio presiding. The meeting opened up with the pledge of allegiance followed by the CTLG roll call. Pam Fouse gave the secretary’s report and Cassie Stephens gave the treasurer’s report. Both were approved as read. Perorazio was the CTLG biggest loser. Perorazio won the food journals, dimes were held over, and Stephens won the Share The Blessing. The no no is chocolate. Winners of the No Fibbing Contest are Jean Ferrebee, Stephens, Pat Heacock, JoAnn Beresford, Wanda ...