COLUMBUS – Bluffton High School senior Kain Wright topped the podium by winning the 400-meter finals on a hot second day of the Div. IV state track and field meet at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium on the campus of Ohio State University on Friday, June 5.
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PHOTOS by Marvin Foster/ CLICK to enlarge / Junior Tayte Giesige competes in the long jump at the OHSAA state track and field finals on Friday, June 5.
Seeded 11 out of 18 competitors, Giesige finished 7th with a distance of 21'05.25".
MEDIA RELEASE_The First National Bank of Pandora is proud to announce that Lisa Wheeler, VP, HR Director & Training Coordinator, has successfully graduated from the Ohio Bankers League (OBL) Bank Leadership Institute, Class of 2025-26.
MEDIA RELEASE__Isabella Ellerbrock of Bluffton High School and Katelyn Foppe of Kalida High School have each been awarded a $4,000 scholarship from the Lima Memorial Nursing Alumnae Association.
Five outstanding students will be presented with scholarships at the Lima Memorial Auxiliary Summer General Meeting on Wednesday, June 10.
Each year, the Lima Memorial Auxiliary and LMH School of Nursing Alumnae Association award scholarships to local students who plan to pursue a career in the medical field.
