Page 7 of published Government news and community updates from Ohio Tri Cities, covering 170 articles in total.
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Kayla Heimann, a consultant with the North Central Ohio Educational Service Center, was selected from a competitive statewide applicant pool for the Ohio Space Grant Consortium's STEM Ambassador Program, Crawford County Now reported.…
An Oct. 5, 2026 bulletin from Ohio's education and workforce department says districts may begin requesting a final correction opportunity on Oct. 12 for fiscal year 2026 graduation data reported through EMIS during the 2026 school…
The FY28 Nonpublic Data System federal reporting window is open, with district uploads beginning Oct. 9 and closing Nov. 13, 2026, according to an Ohio Education and Workforce bulletin. Nonpublic schools may opt into federal programs…
An Ohio Capital Journal piece published Oct. 5, 2026, describes Ohio House and Senate approval of a 90-day state gas tax suspension, backfilled with General Revenue Fund money, effective immediately after two-thirds votes in each…
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose spoke to the Allen County GOP in Lima, discussing his state auditor campaign against Democratic Maple Heights Mayor Annette Blackwell and promoting absentee voting. He described the auditor's job as…
Gov. Mike DeWine visited Toledo on Friday to highlight H2Ohio wetland creation and restoration, The Crescent-News reported. Defiance County commissioners set a Monday agenda and approved a KeyBank lease transfer to Union Bank Company;…
The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce says districts may request temporary waivers from specific gifted service requirements for the 2026–2027 school year. The submission window opened Oct. 1 and, per the department, stays open…
Clark County, Ohio says it has finished moving to Next Generation 911, a digital emergency communications platform. Commissioners approved a 36-month AT&T agreement in March 2026 for "last mile" connectivity, capped above $40,000.…
Clinton County voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to renew a 0.5-mill, five-year property tax levy for the Clinton County Combined Health District. The levy is projected to raise about $458,176 annually and would cost the owner of a…
The U.S. Treasury released guidance for a federal K-12 scholarship tax credit program taking effect in January. Donors may claim up to $1,700, or $3,400 for couples filing jointly, for contributions to scholarship-granting…
The Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority board approved contracts of up to $9 million for lead-based paint inspections with four firms, and a five-year Axon contract worth up to $936,748.59 for Tasers, body cameras, and digital…
Paulding County commissioners discussed land bank projects valued around $12.3 million, an open land use survey, the Antwerp Square infrastructure bid and a Build Your Future event with 500 freshmen. Sheriff Jason Landers answered…