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Katie Ellington Serrao
Staff reporter at Richland Source since 2019. I focus on education, housing and features. Clear Fork alumna. Always looking for a chance to practice my Spanish. Got a tip? Email me at katie@richlandsource.com.
Posted inNews
Ohio’s debate over child care reimbursements could shape access for low-income families
Federal requirements to pay child care providers based on enrollment rather than attendance were rescinded earlier this year.
Posted inLife and Culture
A natural talent: Newark’s Lexie Miller crowned Miss Ohio
ASHLAND — Confidence hasn’t always come easily for Lexie Miller. But she exuded it on Saturday night, strutting across the Miss Ohio stage in a floor length gown and belting out a classic hit by Aretha Franklin. After a final night of competition, Miller was crowned this year’s Miss Ohio at Ashland High School’s Archer Auditorium. […]
Posted inLocal Government
Jim Jordan weighs in on data centers, child care and government oversight
Jim Jordan discusses data centers, child care, and more in a local interview. Read the full Q&A.
Posted inPublic Safety
State Fire Marshal shares 2 easy tips to make your home safer
In recognition of Older Americans Month, the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal is emphasizing key fire safety practices that can help protect Ohio’s older adults, especially in the event of a fire. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), people aged 65 and older are twice as likely to be killed or injured by […]
Posted inSports
Brutus unveiled: How a Clear Fork grad created an iconic mascot moment
Discover how Jeff Moody created an iconic Brutus Buckeye moment at The Game — read about his mascot journey!
Posted inSolutions
Low cost, high reward: How employers can reduce child-care woes, boost retention
Discover how employers can support working parents with dependent care FSAs and flexible work.
Posted inCommunity Life
The best ways to beat cabin fever in Delaware County
DELAWARE — Delaware County has plenty of places to hike, grab a bite to eat or shop til you drop. But those aren’t the only options for those looking to shake up their routine and combat cabin fever. Whether you’re looking to take an art class or practice your swing, our guide has you covered. Plot […]
Posted inCommunity Life
Get schooled: Your guide to Delaware County’s four largest districts
DELAWARE COUNTY — Nelson Mandela once said that education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world. Delaware County has dozens of hubs for future world-changers. The area technically contains 12 school districts, with portions of districts largely located to the north, south, east and west spilling over county lines. But if […]