As Scioto Foundation UCAN Neighbor Schools, the Symmes Valley and South Point School Systems in Lawrence County, Ohio awarded UCAN Scholarships in 2023. Symmes Valley High School senior Abigail Wilson and South Point High School senior Sarah Mitchell were the recipients of the honors for the two schools. Wilson is planning to attend Marshall University […]
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In 2022, Growing Lucasville Opportunities (GLO) was voted to receive $15K from the Scioto 365 members for its Amphitheater Project. Today, GLO has the same opportunity to be voted #1, but for $100K from the Kubota Hometown Proud contest. From now until August 14, folks can vote every day for their favorite project. Help GLO
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Congratulations to the Scioto Foundation 2023-’24 scholarship winners. Over $600,000 dollars has been awarded to local students. Congratulations to: • James Adams • Abigail Adkins • Tanner Adkins • Lauren Albrecht • Juniper Allen • Joanna Angus • Andrew Arnett • Lucie Ashkettle • Grace Ashley • Alexander Baer • Tyell Baker • Kathrine Ball
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Congratulations to the winner of the 2023-’24 Mikaylah Belford Moore Scholarship, Kennedy Murphy. Kennedy will receive $250 from this fund. Established in 2022, the Mikaylah Belford Moore Scholarship Fund was created by Alex Moore of South Webster in honor of his wife. Born June 5, 1999, in Portsmouth, Mikaylah was the daughter of Michelle Belford
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Congratulations to the winner of the 2023-’24 William Ralph Salyers Legacy Scholarship, Anna Knapp. Anna will receive $500 from this fund. The William Ralph Salyers Legacy Scholarship was established in 2022 by Tanner Salyers in honor of his grandfather, who has been a strong, influential figure in his life, in the Salyers family, and in
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In the summer of 2022, the Scioto Foundation Board of Governors awarded Shawnee Mental Health, Inc. $15,000 from the Bertha T. Johnson Fund and the Ed & Helen Fannin Fund for “Providing Housing Stability for Youth Aging Out of Foster Care”. This grant provided partial funding to help furnish apartments and a communal area within
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Congratulations to the winners of the 2023-’24 Coach Ed Miller Scholarship Fund, Carter Campbell and Derrick Lattimore. Each student will receive $1,000 from this fund. The Scioto Foundation announces a new scholarship fund created to honor the memory of legendary football coach Ed Miller. The Coach Ed Miller Scholarship Fund has been established by the
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Project Update. Images below of workers resetting bricks around the Market Street Median Pavilion to align with the historical appropriateness of the Boneyfiddle District and complement the city’s downtown charm. In 2021, the City of Portsmouth was selected to receive the Rethinking Downtown Portsmouth Grant Initiative for its “Market Street Median Pavilion”. The Scioto Foundation
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Congratulations to the winners of the 2023-’24 Courtney Clifford Outstanding Achievement Scholarship Fund, Nolan Wright, Andrew Arnett, Kassandra Martin, Ann Dettwiller and Katie Born. Each student will receive $1,000 from this fund. The Courtney Clifford Outstanding Achievement Scholarship Fund was established in memory of Courtney Clifford. Courtney bravely battled ovarian cancer for five years and
Johnson, who was an Associate Professor of Business at Shawnee State, retired in December 2021 from a series of careers in a medical laboratory, business, and higher education with her roots in the family farm run by her parents Jim and Gwynn Johnson. When she retired, she started looking for areas where she could help
