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MEDIA RELEASE__Apollo Career Center Adult Education has been named a top-tier, Gold Star Institution by The Ohio Manufacturers' Association (OMA). The OMA has created a new resource to help identify training programs, strengthen partnerships with educators, and build the skilled workforce needed to compete.

Apollo Career Center earned this recognition for deeper engagement in employer-aligned training, career awareness, talent pipeline development, and work-based learning.

MEDIA RELEASE__One of the nation’s leading scholars and advocates of an ancient species of ray-finned fish is returning to his alma mater, Ohio Northern University, to deliver the 2026 Keiser Distinguished Lectureship in Life Sciences.

Known throughout the U.S. as the “Gar Guy,” Dr. Solomon David is an assistant professor within the Department of Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology at the University of Minnesota.

By Karen L. Kier, Pharmacist
On behalf of the ONU Healthwise Team 

Halloween and trick-or-treat are on their way.  It is estimated that the average American will spend $36.40 on candy for a national total of $4.1 billion. Americans will spend another $4.3 billion on decorations and $4.4 billion on costumes. This totals $13.5 billion for the nation, with the average American spending $115.14 on Halloween. 

Compared to Halloween spending, the average insured American spends between $30 to $75 for an urgent care visit for a sore throat, the flu or COVID-19. An uninsured or cash-paying patient can spend between $184 and $365 for a visit to urgent care.

Photos from the 2025 Northern Review

This week, 101 years ago, was Ohio Northern University’s Homecoming Week. The University had many fun events planned for the occasion such as a parade, football game and alumni visitors.

Pictured above are the original gates to the athletic field, located where Heterick Memorial Library stands today. 

Also pictured is the 1925 Ohio Northern Football team that played the Ohio Bobcats during homecoming week and came away with a 6-0 victory. 

UPDATE__As of 6:50 p.m. (10-28-26) this issue has been resolved. We appreciate your patience!

FROM FACEBOOK__The Hardin County, Ohio Sheriff's Office announced at 12:15 p.m. on October 28:

Attention AT&T Customers:

Due to a phone outage, AT&T customers might not be able to call 9-1-1.

The appropriate people are working on repairing this issue.

Should you have an emergency you can TEXT 911 or call our office at 419-673-1268 Ext 0 and we will be happy to assist you.

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