Ohio Northern University law school graduate and Arlington native Stephanie M. Bishop was appointed to the Findlay Municipal Court by Gov. Mike DeWine today.
Bishop of Findlay, will assume office on April 9, and will replace Judge Mark C. Miller, who was elected to a different bench. Bishop will need to run for election in November 2021 for the unexpired term ending Dec. 31, 2023.
Bishop served as assistant law director for the City of Findlay from May 2011 to March 2021. In this role, she managed and prosecuted misdemeanor criminal and traffic cases in the Findlay Municipal Court. Previously, Bishop served as assistant law director for the City of Fostoria.
Two Upper Scioto Valley High School seniors are that school's Kenton Elks teenagers of the month for March.
The students are Caleb Jordan and Cheyenne Lawrence.
Caleb of Alger is a senior and plans to attend college hoping to purse a degree in digital media. He is on the National Honor Society, Business Professionals of American, yearbook staff, newpaper staff and worked in video and sound for school events. He is the senior class secretary.
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Twenty-three students were inducted into the Ada High School National Honor Society in a program March 29, according to Sarah Davis, NHS advisor.
New members follow:
Timberlyn Blankenship
Olivia Conley
Riley Ferguson
Keegan Giddens
Selena Gonzalez-Jordan
Nathaniel Hall
Cameron Hazelton
Paige Jochims
Julia Kamatali
Ryan Kilgallon
Carmen Mancuso
Lauren Mullins
Carter Nelson
Shaina Phillips
Kirsten Poling
Alaina Robirds
Hailey Robirds
Olivia Thomas
Lucille Wall
FROM ONU PHARMACY FACEBOOK - Austin Hilverding, a 2018 ONU pharmacy graduate, was recently selected as an expert panelist for a statewide COVID-19 Population Needs Assessment.
The assesment was conducted by The Ohio State University College of Public Health.
During his undergrad years at ONU, Hilverding was coordinator of Ada Friends, a mentoring program involving ONU students.
The needs assessment evaluated barriers that specific vulnerable communities face while preventing the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
The assessment included six populations identified as at-risk for disproportionate burdens of disease and death during the COVID-19 pandemic.
