Ohio State Board of Education May See Turnover
The Columbus Dispatch notes seven of 11 elected seats on the State Board of Education will appear on Nov 8 ballots. Term limits force three incumbents to vacate, and one member won't seek another term. The board has 11 elected seats and eight gubernatorial appointees, all chosen by Gov. Kasich. Republicans hold 12 seats to Democrats seven. 24 candidates seek the seven elected seats, including retired teachers, an outgoing state representative, and Nancy Hollister who once acted as Ohio governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Dispatch
State Board of Education
John Kasich
Nancy Hollister
Ohio
John Legend Opens Theater Named for Him in Springfield
Springfield native John Legend dedicates the 680 seat John Legend Theater at The Dome in Springfield Center of Innovation. He performs songs at the ribbon cutting and donates 500000 to fund student access and hands on learning in the renamed venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Legend
Springfield
Ohio
Springfield News-Sun
Legend
The Andersons Opens New Ohio Agribusiness Office
The Andersons unveils a new $54 million corporate office near Toledo, Ohio, expanding its agribusiness footprint. The Maumee headquarters, located just south of Toledo, will house about 550 employees and nods to farming roots with barnlike design and reclaimed wood from an Indiana grain-bin mill once linked to founder Harold Anderson’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maumee
Ohio
Andersons
Toledo
Toledo Blade
Indiana
Harold Anderson
New Air Force field office to test future weapons at Wright-Patterson
A southwest Ohio base will test directed energy and hypersonics to evaluate fielding on future battlefields. The Air Force Strategic Development Planning and Execution Office at Wright-Patterson AFB has 15 staff and will report to top Air Force leaders. The office will pursue Air Force wide strategic needs through experiments modeling simulations and prototypes feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Air Force Strategic Development Planning and Execution Office
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Air Force
Dayton Daily News
Jack Blackhurst
Air Force Research Laboratory
Washington
Blackhurst
Loren Thompson
Lexington Institute
Ohio of India fellows visit U S battleground campaigns
Eight political professionals from Uttar Pradesh, India, work in Columbus as part of the University of Akron International Campaign Fellows program. They study U S election campaigns and vote technology while sharing Indian electoral practices and data driven targeting insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio of India
University of Akron International
U.S
Pankhuri Pathak
India
Samajwadi Party
Uttar Pradesh
Ohio
U.P
Hari Kasula
Liberia
Brazil
White House
John F. Kennedy
Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump
Gerald Austin
University of Akron
John Green
Bliss Institute of Applied Politics
Columbus State Community College
Tim Monaco
Jon Husted
Austin
Kasula
Ohio seeks new three drug protocol for lethal injections
Ohio announces a three drug lethal injection plan citing Supreme Court guidance and using midazolam rocuronium bromide and potassium chloride to sedate inmates. Critics warn the high dose risks untested effects and call the approach unproven amid ongoing court challenges and drug origin opacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Supreme Court
Pfizer
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Military Base
Real One
Samuel Alito
Arizona
Oklahoma
McGuire
Terior
Ethru
Griswold Road
Elyria
Jandminteriors. Net
Alabama
Thomas Arthur
Cate
HealthMarkets Insurance Agency
Medicare
Marisella Bios
Weible
Hablo Espafiol
Mnweible
HealthMarkets.com
Ridge
Parma
Taylor Parkway
North Ridgeville
la — A
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!