News Release

Madison High School’s Interactive Media class teaches students some of the finer aspects of broadcast journalism and uses YouTube to share reports about what’s happening in the school district.

It’s not unusual to make a career change after working in one field for a long time.  Many of us have done that.  It can be reinvigorating.

“It takes a village to raise a child” is an African proverb that holds true for Trevor Dillon.

Many people may not realize that Richland Newhope operates an equipment lending center.

A new rule is now in place that allows for a much overdue update of Ohio’s Medicaid waiver waiting list.

No one can say Maggie Smith is afraid of hard work.

Taking care of people is something Joan Schoenfelt has been doing almost her entire life.  You could say she was born into a life of service.

Not all of us are as fortunate as Vicki Thornsberry to find your life’s passion at the age of 14.  But that’s just what happened to Vicki when she began visiting a group home where her grandmother worked.

Cassy Hehmeyer says she has to be her own boss.  That’s one of the reasons why being an independent provider is a good fit.

The U.S. Department of Justice has told Ohio and other states that people with developmental disabilities need to be provided services in the most integrated settings possible.

For John Caugherty, becoming involved with Special Olympics was more than just a volunteer opportunity.  It was a calling.

When you first meet Maxson Brown, you can’t help but be captivated by his smile.  It belies the many challenges the 19-month-old has had to face during his short life and the many more still to come.