Bluffton High School juniors and seniors interested in an apprenticeship program at Grob Systems of Bluffton have the opportunity to learn about it on Tuesday, Jan. 24.
Mike Hawk of Grob will visit BHS and explain the program.
According to Grob's website, its apprenticeship program allows students to learn in a hands-on environment.
Each student rotates through the various manufacturing and assembly areas of GROB’s production facility while also attending Rhodes State College.
You can't miss this plate if you drive through Ada. You'll see it on a cream-colored Cooper S. This driver must be a Washington Nationals baseball fan, or we've read this completely incorrectly.
A Bluffton Community Assistance (CAP) food pantry volunteer assisted a client whose young child was having a birthday.
The client couldn’t afford a birthday cake. When the mother came to the food pantry and discovered boxed cakes supplies and frosting, there were tears in her eyes.
Bluffton middle school and high school students, who brought donations from Christmas food drives, learned about this story.
As Ed Yeager, CAP board president, shares: “Following that, ‘whooom’ - bunches of baking supplies and cake mixes came pouring in.”
This is the second in a two-part series on a proposed national and statewide bicycle route network that could pass through Bluffton’s Main Street. It needs Bluffton council’s support for it to take place. That second reading of legislation on the route is on the Monday, Jan. 23, council agenda. CLICK HERE for the first story in this series.
