Holly’s Jerry Holdren, set to graduate two years early, brings brains and brawn to CHSAA state wrestling tournament
That’s why the Holly sophomore, an academic whiz who will graduate from high school two years early this spring, decided to ...
After losing parents, surviving fire, Petey Jones finds crowning moment on football field
Petey Jones was an orphan at 13. Years later, he's earned almost unbelievable success at Cincinnati College Preparatory ...
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'Tragic Story with the Most Amazing Ending'!: Social Media Falls In Love with 'Two Angels' Who Took In Ohio Teen Who Lost His Parents and Older Sister In Span of Four Years
For one of the Ohio high school defensive lineman’s football coaches, Ryan Holdren, there was only one thing to do, as he described in a recent People magazine feature. “Hey, I know you got a ...
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Former Southern Regional Jail corrections officer agrees to plead guilty in connection to the death of Quantez Burks
According to court documents, a guilty plea hearing is planned to be scheduled for Mark Holdren, a former correctional ...
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Rural Grit: How Holly’s Jerry Holdren is Wrestling His Way to Success—in Sports, Academics, and Community Impact
Success in wrestling also requires a strong work ethic, coachability, and the willingness to outwork opponents both on and off the mat. Those who dedicate themselves to the sport develop not only ...
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Former West Virginia correctional officer convicted in inmate death
In November of 2024, Mark Holdren, 39; Cory Snyder, 29; Johnathan Walters, 35; Jacob Boothe, 25; and Ashley Toney, 23 were the five correctional officers charged. The five officers and their ...
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OUZ Cuts the Ribbon on New Nursing Wing Expansion
ZANESVILLE, OH – Ohio University Zanesville cut the ribbon on their new and improved Nursing Wing. The renovations and ...
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Former West Virginia jail officer pleads guilty to civil rights violation in fatal assault on inmate
Mark Holdren entered a plea agreement in U.S. District Court in which he admitted conspiring with other officers to beat Quantez Burks as retaliation at the Southern Regional Jail in Beaver.