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Andrew Lansing posthumously awarded as Ohio Corrections Officer of the Year
Andrew Lansing posthumously awarded as Ohio Corrections Officer of the Year

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time09-05-2025

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Andrew Lansing posthumously awarded as Ohio Corrections Officer of the Year

A Chillicothe corrections officer who was brutally beaten to death by an inmate on Christmas Day has been posthumously awarded Corrections Officer of the Year, the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction announced in a news release. Andrew Lansing, 62, was named as ODRC's Ronald C. Marshall Corrections Officer of the Year, an honor bestowed on correction officers who "personify the agency's core values," the department said in a May 9 news release. Each of ODRC's 28 institutions names a corrections officer of the year. Then, the 28 officers are in the running to be named the ODRC'S Ronald C. Marshall Officer of the Year, according to the ODRC. Lansing was beaten to death on Christmas Day by an inmate while he was working in a guard shack at the Ross Correctional Institution, The Dispatch previously reported. In the days leading up to his death, he had already been named correction officer of the month. Rashawn Cannon, 27, has been accused in Lansing's death and faces three counts of aggravated murder. 'Officer Lansing trained many staff members,' Ross Correctional Institution Warden Bill Cool said in a prepared statement. 'He took great pride in teaching new staff how to be firm, fair, and consistent. Andrew was a true leader. His heart was larger than his body, and he was always willing to help anybody. We continue to grieve his loss at RCI.' Lansing was also posthumously honored by RCI after they changed the name of their Roll Call room to the Andrew Lansing Roll Call Room, the Chillicothe Gazette previously reported. Lansing began working at RCI in 1994 after serving as an infantryman and sergeant in the United States Army. He also served in Iraq and helped with prison operations there, the ODRC said. 'Officer Lansing represented everything good about us – he was loyal, professional, served as a role model and mentor, a husband and a father, a friend, a veteran and a trusted colleague,' ODRC Director Annette Chambers-Smith said in a prepared statement. 'The way that he greeted everyone, staff, volunteers, contractors, incarcerated people, was exactly how we hope all of our officers treat the people they interact with. He was always pleasant; he knew everyone's stories and had an interest in their lives. His murder was a senseless and unimaginable tragedy, one that shook the very foundation of our agency. My thoughts and prayers continue to go out to his family, friends, and loved ones every day. He was very deserving of this honor, and he will never be forgotten.' Reporter Shahid Meighan can be reached at smeighan@ at ShahidMeighan on X, and at on Bluesky. This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Andrew Lansing posthumously named as corrections officer of the year

Zane Trace Local School income tax renewal passes
Zane Trace Local School income tax renewal passes

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time07-05-2025

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Zane Trace Local School income tax renewal passes

It was a light night for election results in Ross County, as there were only issues on the ballot and no contested races. According to the unofficial results from the Ross County Board of Elections, the Zane Trace Local School District's income tax renewal of 0.75 percent for a continuing period of time passed 589 to 518. More: Ross Correctional Institute unveils room dedicated to corrections officer Andrew Lansing The other issues on the ballot were local options for Sunday sales for wine and mixed beverages and spirituous liquor. The breakdown is as follows: American Legion Post 62: Passed 16 to 4 Amvets Post 4: Passed 16 to 4 Jerry's Pizza: Passed 26 to 5 The Postmark: Passed 28 to 7 Buffalo Wild Wings: Passed 25 to 13 Atomic Speedway: Defeated 18 to 14 Voters were also chiming in on the statewide Issue 2 to pay for local roads, bridges and other infrastructure projects, increasing the spending cap to $2.5 billion over 10 years. Ross County voters approved it 1,945 to 1,004. All of the results are unofficial until the the local board certifies them. This article originally appeared on Chillicothe Gazette: Voters approve Zane Trace income tax renewal, most liquor options

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