America Reads Open Doors to Jobs for Students
Thanks to the America Reads program, Hocking College early childhood education students now have the opportunity to put their budding teaching skills into action.
Thanks to the America Reads program, Hocking College early childhood education students now have the opportunity to put their budding teaching skills into action.
Spring Break 2020 at Hocking College is scheduled for March 9-13.
The Outdoor Life / Field & Stream EXPO is coming to the Ohio Expo Center located at the State Fairgrounds on March 15-17.
Stuart's Opera House is calling for poetry submissions to be considered for their forthcoming publication, Nelsonville from A to Z. This publication is a project to benefit Stuart's Opera House Arts Education Program, a yearly program with the goal being to offer an affordable, broad-based program in the performing arts to Nelsonville and the surrounding communities.
According to the American Red Cross, every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. Unfortunately, the American Red Cross is currently experiencing a severe blood shortage and is seeking both blood and platelet donations.
Have you ever read a history book about the Battle of Gettysburg? While reading did you think about the weight of the musket in your hands? How about your brothers on each side, facing down an enemy a few miles away?
Traditionally, the holiday season is associated with shopping, family gatherings, and receiving gifts. However, the season is also about helping those less fortunate than you by making a donation to a worthy cause.
Last Thursday, November 29, Hocking College Radio (WLCI) and Blackout Booking hosted Benefest, a 3-night, multi-venue event that took place at Casa Cantina (4 W State St.) and The Union (18 W Union St.) in Athens, Ohio.
As of Sunday, November 25, the Northern California wildfire has finally been contained after burning for two weeks. According to AP News, the wildfire is now the nation’s deadliest wildfire in a century and has killed at least 85 people, and 249 people are still unaccounted for.
