If you scream for ice cream in the Upper Ohio Valley, you’re probably screaming for Kirke’s Homemade Ice Cream.

Wilmington College’s Office of Workforce & Continuing Education announces the launch of Frontline to Management, a new training series designed to help regional employers prepare frontline employees for the transition into supervisory and management roles.

Hillsboro City Council members approved a $2.9 million appropriation ordinance and the 2027 tax budget during their Thursday, July 16 meeting.

Reds fans, it’s time to prepare yourself for some faces that you love to leave this organization – as they should in a lost season.  

U.S. Sen. Darline Graham, sworn in last Tuesday to fulfill the remainder of her brother Lindsey Graham’s term, said Monday she’ll file for the special election primary and seek a six-year term representing South Carolina in the November election.

Sports betting integrity violations occurred in the Iona men’s basketball program when former men’s basketball student-athlete Adam Njie Jr. provided game information to known bettors for sports betting reasons, according to an agreement released by an NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions panel. The former student-athlete, who was made permanently ineligible for NCAA competition, agreed to his violations.

Members of a U.S. House Education and Workforce subcommittee found rare common ground scrutinizing private equity’s stake in youth sports at a recent hearing.

An Ohio state senator recently introduced a bill that would give the five Ohio “civics centers” created last year by Republican lawmakers more autonomy at their various universities.