West Liberty-Salem High School proudly announces that senior Wyatt Longaberger has signed to continue his academic and athletic career at the University of Findlay, where he will compete for the Oilers men’s soccer program.
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Longaberger signed his letter of commitment during a ceremony held in the West Liberty-Salem High School Media Center. He was joined by his family, teammates, Coach Michael Yoder,  Head Coach Tim Wolfe, and Athletic Director Morgan Sullivan as he celebrated this significant milestone.

​West Liberty-Salem High School is proud to announce that senior Corbin Wallace has signed his letter of intent to continue his academic and athletic career at Marietta College, where he will compete as a Safety for the Pioneers football program. Wallace celebrated his signing on February 15, surrounded by family members, coaches, teammates, and friends.
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Football has been a central part of Wallace’s life from an early age, and competing at the collegiate level has long been a goal he pursued with dedication and focus. During his time at West Liberty-Salem, he embraced the high standards expected in both the classroom and on the field, developing into a well-rounded student-athlete.

​West Liberty-Salem High School proudly announces that senior Isaac Sertell has signed his letter of commitment to continue his academic and athletic career at Mount Vernon Nazarene University, where he will play baseball for the Cougars.

Family members, Tiger coaches, travel ball coaches, teammates, and friends gathered Thursday evening to celebrate this significant milestone. The event reflected the pride and appreciation felt by those who have supported Isaac throughout his journey.
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Opportunities to compete at the collegiate level are earned through years of

The Mechanicsburg Public Library is welcoming spring with a full lineup of programs for both adults and youth throughout March.
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Adult offerings include seasonal crafts,

The Champaign County Chamber of Commerce recently hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, February 20th, celebrating the Champaign County location of Black Bear Roofing and Exteriors, located at 241 N. Main Street in Urbana.
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Owner Cody R. Jackson founded the company after leaving a career as a logistics engineer at Honda of America to build a business centered on accountability, craftsmanship, and service. Since its founding, Black Bear Roofing and

​The Urbana City School District Board of Education is seeking applicants to fill a vacant seat following the resignation of a board member.

The individual appointed will serve from the date of appointment through December 31, 2027.

Clark Schaefer Hackett (CSH) continues to build on a legacy of service and partnership in the Greater Springfield region, where the firm has maintained a presence for more than six decades.

The firm’s local roots trace back to 1962, when Pete Hackett established the Springfield office with a vision of providing hands-on, forward-thinking guidance to local businesses. That founding philosophy—helping organizations grow and adapt in a changing economy—remains central to the firm’s work today.