Workforce & Tech Training: Meta says it will launch free “America’s Workforce Academy” training for data-center construction and operations, with Ohio listed as a pilot location—aimed at filling the skilled-trades gap behind the AI buildout. Public Health Wins: Salem Regional Medical Center is the only tri-county hospital reporting zero CLABSI infections in the latest CMS data, highlighting infection-prevention work. Community & Housing Support: The Shelter on Sixth opens next week in Steubenville, taking over operations after state funding helped the Community Action Agency of Columbiana County step in. Civic Education & Youth Activism: Youngstown Freedom School kicks off at the Tyler History Center, using a Freedom Summer-inspired model to teach kids about nonviolence, research, and civil rights. Local Arts & Theater: Stage Left Players brings “Little Shop of Horrors” to Lisbon’s Trinity Playhouse for two weekends. Juneteenth in Ohio: Ohio University hosts a Juneteenth Festival with music, food trucks, vendors, and kids’ activities in Athens. Education Funding: West Virginia lawmakers hear calls to overhaul an enrollment-heavy school aid formula that underfunds students with special needs. Culture & Identity: MLB criticized Pride Night hats with Bible verses etched on caps, adding another flashpoint to faith, expression, and sports culture.