🏥 Ohio healthcare giant champions local college for workforce development. Holzer Health System, which began as a seven-bed hospital in 1909, now relies on Rio Grande Community College to supply skilled healthcare professionals for its expanding operations. The partnership ensures graduates are workforce-ready with curriculum shaped by industry needs, keeping talent local in southeastern Ohio. Holzer executives are urging state leaders to prioritize investment in community colleges as essential contributors to healthcare infrastructure and economic stability. This collaboration represents a crucial pipeline for addressing healthcare workforce shortages in the region.
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🚓 Ohio man's two-state chase ends with deputy nearly run over. Jesse Lee Friend, 25, is wanted by Mason County Sheriff's Office following a March 28 pursuit that began in Gallia County, Ohio and crossed into West Virginia. The suspect allegedly caused property damage in Mason County, attempted to run over a deputy, and struck a police cruiser during the incident. Authorities say the chase originated from a felony registration issue and another person was in the suspect's vehicle. Anyone with information about Friend's whereabouts is urged to contact local law enforcement.
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🔒 Ohio teen shatters cybersecurity records with 109 industry credentials. Chase Brannen, a student at Buckeye Hills Career Center, has far exceeded the 12 credential points required for graduation in Ohio's Career and Technical Education program. His impressive certifications include CompTIA CySA+, four other CompTIA certifications, and numerous credentials from Cisco, Microsoft, and other organizations. Beyond his academic achievements, Chase placed fourth in Windows Server Administration at the national Business Professionals of America competition and now works as an IT intern at his school. His accomplishments have made him "one of the top cybersecurity students in the country," according to his school superintendent.
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