Tag: Ohio

Novotney: Wondering Why J.D Vance Is So ‘Weird’

Our country is not a toy so quit playing with it.

Nearby Barkcamp a Chance for Weekend Getaway – By Tammy Kruse

If you like to camp in the pitch black of night, Barkcamp is your destination right down the road.

Santorine: Who Really Is the Threat to Democracy?

Now that the POTUS no longer is running for re-lection, a new dialogue has begun from both sides of the debate.

OVAC Executive Director Recalls Championship Pennant Tradition

Some miss the banners while others have moved on.

Federal Grand Jury Indicts Twenty-Six for Drug Trafficking

The indictments were announced today.

Ashley Best Prepping to Open for Dutton’s Ranch Night & BBQ

The event will take place on a farm near Flushing, Ohio.

Laurie Labishak: Singing Her Song for a Most Important Audience

Interactions with her begin with a smile and end with one, too.

Santorine: Republicans Do Differ, But Foundations Are the Same

Energy seems to be the one unifying factor in the party.

Santorine – ‘Insufficiently Read’ Is Far Too Frequent

What is the last book you've read?

Trinity Health System Breaks Ground on St. Clairsville Neighborhood Hospital

A symbolic breaking of grounds late Wednesday morning heralded the coming of a major boost in access to health care in St. Clairsville and...

EdChoice Expansion a Boost for Schools like St. John Central Academy

The EdChoice Expansion now provides a full scholarship amount for families up to 450 percent of the poverty level. For a family of four, that's $135,000. More students than ever are now eligible for a free private school education in Ohio.

Vinskovich Ready for Move to D-I

Former Union Local and West Liberty track standout Liam Vinskovich parlayed a Division II championship appearance into an opportunity to compete in Division I at Kent State this year.

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