Clark County • December 17, 2024
Good morning, Clark County. Cedarville University has received a stamp of approval from the National Centers of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity, reaffirming its status as a leader in Cyber Operations education alongside elite institutions. Meanwhile, Springfield is buzzing with activities, including a festive musical performance and a moving lecture on the Christmas Truce of 1914, reminding us that history often has heartfelt moments. On a local governance note, the Yellow Springs Planning Commission has decided to repeal the Gateway Overlay District, aiming to ease housing development and better meet community needs.
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🎓 Cedarville University earns NSA kudos. The National Centers of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity have re-designated Cedarville University to showcase its strong Cyber Operations program, making it one of only 22 universities in the United States to hold this distinction. First awarded in 2018, this renewal keeps Cedarville in elite company alongside U.S. service academies and large research institutions, further solidifying its commitment to cybersecurity education. With an emphasis on interdisciplinary learning and hands-on experiences, Cedarville is producing highly sought-after graduates in the cybersecurity field. This recognition not only enhances Cedarville's academic reputation but also enriches opportunities for students aspiring to lead in the digital defense landscape.
🗓️ This week's lineup in Springfield includes festive events and important community meetings. Kicking off the holiday spirit, Bill Purk and friends will provide musical entertainment on Tuesday at Good Shepherd Village. Also on Tuesday, Cherish Hospice will celebrate the opening of its new Ohio headquarters with a ribbon-cutting ceremony featuring several local dignitaries. Meanwhile, a free lecture on the poignant Christmas Truce of 1914 will take place Thursday at the Champaign Aviation Museum, inviting attendees to reflect on a unique moment in WWI history. And for some family fun, the Heritage Center has transformed into an Enchanted Forest, open through December for visitors to enjoy.
🌳 Village Planning Commission votes to remove Gateway Overlay District. During a recent meeting, members of the Yellow Springs Planning Commission unanimously recommended repealing the Gateway Overlay District, a section of zoning code established in 2013. The district aimed to regulate development around the village's borders but has been criticized as redundant and limiting for potential housing projects. Planning and Zoning Administrator Meg Leatherman highlighted the repeal as a step toward addressing housing needs and reducing barriers to development. The Village Council will examine this recommendation during their upcoming meetings in January.
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| @ Mechanicsburg | L 48-13 | |
| vs Fairbanks | L 68-13 | |
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| vs CJCHS | L 53-45 | |
| vs Centerville | W 82-48 | |
| vs Northmont | W 78-54 | |
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| vs Benjamin Logan | W 42-33 | |
| vs London | L 62-23 | |
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| @ West Liberty-Salem | L 42-38 | |
| vs Cedarville | W 60-50 | |
| vs Madison Plains | L 50-36 |
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