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Will Nirote beat kidney cancer at age 3 and now gets a special day at Ohio's Memorial Tournament as a "Golden Cub" honoree. The event celebrates young patients from Nationwide Children's Hospital while raising money for pediatric care.
A new Jersey Mike's in Springfield is giving customers a free sub when they donate just $3 to help people with disabilities. The weekend promotion supports United Rehabilitation Services, a partner that's raised over $250,000 with the sandwich chain over 15 years.
When rain canceled their Memorial Day picnic, Washington County veterans didn't waste the food. Instead, they cooked fresh meals and hand-delivered them to every first responder working the holiday.
A creative song request tossed over a backyard fence in Ohio didn't just bring neighbors together. It caught Taylor Swift's attention and turned into an unforgettable gift for both the young fan and her guitar-playing neighbor.
Every single county in Ohio saw unemployment drop in April, with rates falling as low as 2.0% in some areas. Northwest Ohio led the charge with five counties landing in the state's top ten for job growth.
OhioHealth Marion General Hospital will welcome cancer survivors and their loved ones to its annual celebration on June 24, honoring every stage of the cancer journey. The free evening includes dinner, entertainment, portraits, and a chance to connect with fellow survivors and care teams.
AnnaMari Smith, 14, went completely blind during middle school but kept thriving as a student. Ohio just honored her courage with a statewide achievement award.
An Ohio car dealership just handed over $55,000 to local charities, proving that buying a car can change lives. Through customer purchases, Boardman Subaru funded 115,000 meals and critical care for sick kids.
Nine Knox County students are heading to Ohio State University with financial support totaling $18,500, thanks to their local alumni club's commitment to education. The scholarships reward merit and keep talented hometown students pursuing their dreams.
After nearly four decades, Cincinnati remains the only city in America still hosting the Black Family Reunion, a weekend celebration that brings together thousands each August. This year's theme celebrates resilience as the event welcomes families of all backgrounds to join the tradition.
A 5-year-old convinced his parents to break a decade-old world record, and together they sent a slinky down 53 stairs. The Luchsinger family nearly doubled the previous record that had stood untouched since 2014.
Sixteen women in Athens County just received a combined $16,400 to pursue their college dreams. A local chapter of P.E.O., a women's philanthropic organization founded in 1869, is investing in the next generation of nurses, engineers, artists, and healthcare professionals.
When rain canceled their Memorial Day picnic, Washington County veterans pivoted to honor those working the holiday instead. Three veteran organizations teamed up to prepare and hand-deliver hot meals to every fire and police department in the area.
St. John's Red Storm claimed their 11th BIG EAST Baseball Championship with a 5-3 victory over Creighton, setting a conference record. The Red Storm rallied from behind to secure their second title in three seasons at Ohio's Prasco Park.
Three Owens Community College students received special recognition for outstanding achievements in academics, community service, and campus leadership. Their stories prove that community college students are making a real difference.
After falling short in last season's regional final, St. Charles boys volleyball swept their way through regionals to earn a trip to the state semifinals. The Cardinals dominated all four tournament matches, redeeming their 2025 disappointment with focused play.
Eight Muskingum County students just received $10,000 scholarships from a couple who never forgot where they came from. The best part? Every recipient plans to return and give back to their hometown.
Fairfield Federal employees are volunteering to guide high schoolers through a hands-on budgeting simulation that prepares them for adult financial decisions. The program has reached multiple school districts across Fairfield County.
Salem High School celebrated its brightest minds at its annual Academic Award Ceremony, presenting scholarships and special honors to students who went above and beyond. The event recognized excellence across academics, arts, and leadership.
A young explorer unearthed 11 ancient stone tools buried in less than one square meter at an Ohio golf course, offering archaeologists a rare glimpse into Indigenous life 2,000 years ago. The carefully crafted artifacts now help tell the story of the Adena culture.
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