Today's News

It is becoming more apparent that landing good jobs require credentialing education, and those who live in the Licking Valley have a golden opportunity to add to their college credits by taking classes right here at home.
MCTC/Licking Valley Campus continues to work to find ways to offer classes that fit college work into busy people’s schedules.
Midterm class offering is yet another option for busy adults who want to continue their education.
The good news is that it’s not too late.

The 2014 tobacco marketing season is about to come to an end. For some it has been a very troubling season and others were very satisfied.
The 2014 season rewarded those who had contracts. Prices and grading seemed consistent from last year. For those who are unhappy, most occurred because of the lack of a contract. Most prices for un-contracted tobacco ran from $1.20 to $1.50. I am sure there are exceptions but in most  cases the tobacco sold for a small amount over the actual cost.

In November, Traci Taylor was named the new chief nursing officer (CNO) at Harrison Memorial Hospital, following the retirement of Wendy Reeder in October.

Feb. 3 -- Asian Garden Buffet, 86%, thermometer not working, buffet not holding temperature at 140 degrees, items not labeled and dated, ice cream scoop in poor repair, not running water; no sanitizer for dishwasher, pans dirty, can opener not clean, hand sinks are not to be blocked.
Jan. 27 -- Edgemont Manor, 100%.
Jan. 7 -- Paula’s Restaurant, 97%, floors in poor repair, walls behind prep area should be in good repair, wiping cloths should be clean and use restricted.