What NOT to bring to camp:
- Electronics or other communication devices
- Campers should keep all personal electronics in their bags, and should not use them during camp hours.
- Campers will be asked to put them away if they are using them.
What to bring to camp:
- Backpack or bag that your camper can easily carry around all day – Please be sure your camper’s name is clearly written on this and all other objects in this list!
- Refillable water bottle WITH YOUR CAMPER’S NAME WRITTEN ON IT.
- Preferred sunscreen type/SPF level (we’ll be outside a lot, and campers should not share sunscreen).
- Shoes that allow your camper to be active and move around (closed toed shoes are preferred).
- Campers will swim 4 days during the week – bring swimming attire and accessories:
- Swimsuit, towel, and change
Join us for the 2026 Public Health Career and Networking Fair!
Open to all Kent State University students and alumni, this event brings together 30+ healthcare organizations and community partners from Northeast Ohio, including healthcare systems, health departments, nonprofits, and state and local agencies.
Leadership Tuscarawas is now accepting applications for its 2026 – 2027 Signature Program class through July 10, 2026. Early application is encouraged, as the class fills quickly.The Signature Program is a dynamic, immersive leadership experience designed to cultivate informed, engaged, and collaborative community leaders. Participants gain behind-the-scenes access to the people, organizations, and systems that shape Tuscarawas County through direct interaction with business executives, elected officials, nonprofit directors, and civic influencers.The program begins with a mandatory intensive ...
Incoming Members, High School Students and Community Members: Join us in the Band Education Facility
(650 Loop Rd) for a free skills clinic hosted by The Marching Golden Flashes Color Guard.
When Michael Bugary looks at his first published book, The Disease of Me, he still feels a little surprised. “I was reading the final edit and thought, ‘Who wrote this?’” he said with a laugh.But behind that humor is a long road through sports injuries, cancer treatment, addiction, recovery and rebuilding his life. Today, the Kent State University at Ashtabula graduate is a motivational speaker, author and mentor. His book tells the story of how he learned to face his past, take responsibility for his actions and build a sense of self‑worth that doesn’t depend on other people’s approval....