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Megan Gildow

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Megan Gildow joined the Springfield News-Sun as the education reporter in June 2008. She is a graduate of Ohio University.

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Blog: Springfield Schools News and Issues

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Two vie for Wittenberg leader job

7:08 PM Sunday, February 5, 2012

SPRINGFIELD — The two finalists in Wittenberg University’s search for its next president will visit the campus in the coming weeks.

School studies rank Ohio high

7:47 PM Saturday, January 28, 2012

Ohio ranked 10th and 21st for its K-12 education performance and policy as compared to all other states and the District of Columbia for 2011, according to two national studies released this month.

Elderly man found gravely injured in his Urbana home

11:28 PM Tuesday, October 25, 2011

SPRINGFIELD — Urbana police are investigating events involving an 87-year-old man found severely injured in his home, Police Chief Matt Lingrell said.

New Carlisle man is area's newest citizen

6:49 PM Tuesday, January 18, 2011

NEW CARLISLE — Andrew Wright came to America in 1980, intending to return home to the United Kingdom two years later.

Man arrested after stand-off

8:45 PM Thursday, January 13, 2011

PLEASANT TWP. — Deputies still mourning the loss of one of their own less than two weeks ago settled a 90-minute stand-off with an armed man Thursday afternoon without incident.

Inclement weather forcing area schools to dismiss early

11:00 AM Tuesday, January 11, 2011

SPRINGFIELD — Several area schools will dismiss early today because of inclement weather, officials said.

Alleged gunman’s psych file from earlier standoff released

9:45 PM Wednesday, January 5, 2011

MCCONNELSVILLE — In March 2008, Michael L. Ferryman’s most recent psychological evaluation suggested that his previous psychotic symptoms were in remission and he was not engaging in behavior that would pose a risk to his safety and others, according to documents released by the Morgan County Common Pleas Court on Wednesday.