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From staff reports MEETING — Buckeye South Elementary teacher Alyssa Lollini and aide Beth Young speak to members of the Wheeling Nailers hockey team during a virtual visit on Feb. 3. Lollini’s special education students were working remotely and spoke to the players online. Among the team members participating were forward Luke Lynch, defenseman Aaron Trow and broadcaster D.J. Abisalih. Contributed TILTONSVILLE Students at Buckeye South Elementary had a special treat on Feb. 3 as they hosted the Wheeling Nailers in a virtual visit to their classroom. Nailers broadcaster D.J. Abisalih, forward Luke Lynch and defenseman Aaron Trow spoke to three students in special education teacher Alyssa Lollini’s class online since the school goes remote each Wednesday. Lollini instructs six students in grades K-4 but held the event for her older students as a fun way to interact with community members while also following COVID safety protocols.

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