Bryant & Stratton College Responds to Demand from Employers by Adding Bachelor’s in Nursing De
Region: OhioBryant & Stratton College today announced that its Parma campus now offers a Bachelor of Science Nurse Generalist degree program. The nursing degree will prepare students to work in a variety of healthcare settings and to address particular needs in community health, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases, illnesses and conditions. Classes will begin January 16, 2013. Interested students can enroll now. ... more
Views: 320Top 10 Unusual Buildings in the World
Region: OhioThese are modern architectural wonders of the world. Offices, museums, stadiums, libraries, shopping malls - these buildings reflect the new wave of contemporary architecture. We will take you through some of the most unusual and creative buildings around the world. Construction of basketball (Ohio, USA) This is certainly the biggest basket of the world. The seven-storey headquarters of the Longaberger Basket Com... more
Views: 1336Watch UFC 96 Live Stream
Region: Ohio
For UFC 96, the Ultimate Fight Championship is coming back to Colombus, Ohio. Be sure to watch UFC 96 live stream if you can't make it into the venue. You'll witness main fight cards Quinton Jackson vs. Keith Jardine play against each other in this highly anticipated event. more
Views: 1015No apparent problems in Proctorville, Ohio precinct
Region: OhioNo apparent problems for most of the day. Nearly closing time for my local polling in Labelle precinct in Proctorville, OH. No lines to be found now, unlike earlier during rush hour when there was a significant wait time. more
Views: 1176‘Joe the Plumber’ Movement Buoys the McCain Campaign
Region: Ohio
A new advertisement from the McCain campaign makes clear that Joe the Plumber is not just a man, but a movement, and could help the Republican candidate get a boost in the home stretch of the presidential campaign. Traction in Ohio With some polls suggesting that Ariz. Sen. John McCain is gaining ground in the key state of Ohio, it appears the ‘Joe the Plumber’ movement is proving effective.... more
Views: 842Doug McRobie, NHRA Racer, Dies After Crash
Region: Ohio
Doug McRobie died after crashing his Super Gas roadster at the NHRA Jegs SPORTSnational event in Hebron, Ohio. Doug McRobie lost control of his vehicle on a drag racing course and crashed into a guard rail at over 100 m.p.h. He was transported Licking Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead. The NHRA has confirmed McRobie's death. The race took place at National Trail Raceway on Sunday. Fans of Doug McRobie a... more
Views: 4145Jake "The Snake" Roberts Drunken Rant Video
Region: Ohio
I've classified this article is the "Arts & Culture" and "Sports" categories in the "United States" region and it is really the worst of all three. Fifty-three-year-old wrestler Jake "The Snake" Roberts was caught on video this weekend giving a crowd a drunken rant, acting in a lackluster wrestling performance and being ragged out by a fellow b-class wrestler in front of the audience. The rant I speak of is less of a ... more
Views: 1595AEP Ohio, Duquesne Light, Duke Energy, Ohio Edison and Others: Power Outages
Region: Ohio
The remnants of Hurricane Ike caused major power failures across Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania this weekend. AEP Ohio, Duquesne Light, Duke Energy, and Ohio Edison (FirstEnergy Corp.) all have over 100,000 customers without power across Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania. By clicking on the links provided above, customers can find information about their energy provider and when they expect service to resume. ... more
Views: 3353Ralph Kovel, Cleveland Antiques Dealer, Dies
Region: Ohio
Ralph Kovel, one of the foremost specialists in antiques died last week after a short illness. Kovel worked with his wife, Terry, to produce his most lasting work, a yearly guide to pricing antiques called "Kovels' Antiques and Collectables Price Guide." Ralph and Terry Kovel have been at the forefront of the antiques world since their newspaper column, "Kovels: Antiques and Collecting," was first syndicated in 1954; ... more
Views: 2371Ohio Town Wants to Sell Sewage for Scholarships
Region: Ohio
Mayor Don Plusquellic of Akron, Ohio, has proposed leasing the city-owned sewage system to a private contractor in exchange for $200 million, which would fund college scholarships for the city’s graduating high-school students. The incentive for the scholarships stems from a need to retain educated citizens. Details are still in the works, but if the recipient moves away from the city, the scholarship would c... more
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