Water main line repairs on SR 730 set for Monday
The City of Wilmington has scheduled repairs to a water main line located on State Route 730 in the vicinity of Linkhart and Worthington roads, according to Michael Crowe, the director of public service.
80 students participating in WC research forum
No basketballs will be bouncing, or volleyballs set for spikes or wrestlers scoring points on takedowns and escapes, yet Fred Raizk Arena in Hermann Court will be buzzing with activity on May 2, from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., as Wilmington College stages its 13th-annual Student and Faculty Research Forum.
Wilmington College designated as a ‘Tree Campus USA’
The Ohio Tree City USA Awards Program has named Wilmington College as a Tree Campus USA. Trees and green space are an integral part of the college experience, especially at WC. Indeed, they make all campuses more livable, healthy and beautiful, benefiting both students and the environment.
‘I always taught him to do the right thing’
WILMINGTON — In a ceremony held at the Wilmington United States Postal Service on Thursday morning, 23-year-old rural carrier Hayden Dale received the prestigious Postmaster General Hero Award for his exceptional act of bravery and compassion.
Community Calendar
The following are upcoming events in Clinton County:
History Center welcomes Huber as new archives assistant
The Clinton County History Center is pleased to announce the appointment of Mark Huber as the newest member of its team — serving as part-time archives assistant, according to a news release.
WC to offer academic major in cybersecurity management
It has become incredibly cheap to automate constant digital attacks against any individual, Fortune 500 corporation or government system. As a result, we now live in a world where we can assume that everyone is constantly at risk of attack from advanced cyber threats. This new paradigm has led to a boom in cybersecurity careers.
Career connections job & college fair held at SSCC
On April 24, Southern State Community College’s Department of Health Sciences hosted a Career Connections Job Fair and RN-BSN College Fair. Over 50 current and prospective students attended as well as 10 employers and five colleges with whom Southern State partners for seamless transfer opportunities, according to a news release.
Trucks transporting containers to Honda plant cause traffic disruption
WILMINGTON — On Wednesday afternoon, two large trucks transporting containers for the Honda battery plant in Jeffersonville caused traffic disruption in downtown Wilmington.
SSCC president advocates for community colleges at commissioners’ meeting
WILMINGTON — At Wednesday morning’s Clinton County Commissioners meeting, Southern State Community College’s president, Nicole Roades, along with SSCC board member Col. Brian Prickett, gave a presentation highlighting the pivotal role of community colleges during Community College Awareness Month.
