Mercy Health – Springfield Cancer Center and Mercy Health – Urbana Cancer Center are participating in a clinical trial, making them the first in the area to offer patients help addressing chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN).

“This is an exciting step forward in how we support patients through treatment,” said Lisa Gibson, Mercy Health – Springfield’s Director of Oncology. “Our goal is not only to treat cancer effectively, but also to reduce the burden of treatment whenever possible and help preserve quality of life along the way.”

CIPN is a common and potentially long-lasting side effect of cancer treatment that can cause numbness, tingling, pain, and weakness in the hands and feet. For many patients, these symptoms can interfere

Congrats to Mechanicsburg’s April Senior of the Month, Ashlyn Frost! 
 
Ashlyn, a senior at Mechanicsburg High School, is being recognized for her accomplishments and aspirations. Learn more about her journey and future goals below. 
 
We extend our sincere thanks to CRSI for sponsoring this recognition. ​

As she prepares to retire in June after 33 years in higher education, including 13 years as president of Clark State College, Jo Alice Blondin, Ph.D. is leaving behind more than a legacy of leadership — she is leaving a story.

That story comes to life in “What Will I Be Someday? Maybe President! A Day of Possibility at Clark State College,” a children’s book inspired by a young girl from the Clark State community, brought to life by a Clark State graduate and rooted

West Liberty-Salem High School is reminding the community that the nomination deadline for the Athletic Hall of Fame is quickly approaching, with submissions due by May 1.

The West Liberty-Salem Athletic Hall of Fame honors former Tiger athletes, teams, coaches, and contributors whose achievements, leadership, and dedication have made a lasting impact on the school’s athletic programs and community.

Mechanicsburg Public Library has released its May 2026 program calendars, offering a wide variety of activities for both adults and youth throughout the month.

The library continues to provide engaging, 

West Liberty-Salem High School students were recently recognized at the annual Congressional Art Show Reception in Marion, a prestigious event highlighting the artistic talents of high school students from across Ohio’s congressional district.

The exhibition is part of the nationwide Congressional Art Competition, sponsored by members of the U.S. House of

Clark State College recently inducted 68 eighth-grade students into the Clark State Scholars Program during a ceremony held at the Clark State Performing Arts Center.

The incoming class, designated the Class of 2030, represented students from eight partner middle schools across the region: Clark-Shawnee, Global Impact STEM

West Liberty-Salem High School recently celebrated a meaningful tradition as students, staff, and families gathered for the 21st Annual White Tiger Award Ceremony, recognizing students who exemplify outstanding character, leadership, and a positive impact within the school community.

Urbana City Schools will host a community Meet & Greet with the finalists for its next Superintendent on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, in the Urbana High School Auditorium.

The event will provide community members with the opportunity to hear directly from each candidate, learn about their professional backgrounds, and gain insight into their experience in education leadership. Each finalist will present individually, followed by opportunities for engagement