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The Declaration is a gift; to keep it, we must earn it

The Declaration's principles transformed the relationship between individuals and government and shaped the American experiment in self-government. But self-government requires more than rights. It requires responsibility.
Trump calls out NATO nations for their lack of spending
“The United States spends more money on NATO than any other country, by far, to protect them, without getting any benefit from so doing: U.S. 999 billion dollars, United Kingdom, 90.5 billion dollars, France 66.5 billion dollars, Italy, 48.8 billion dollars, Poland, 44.3 billion dollars. Others, including Germany, are much lower (2014-2025,” the president posted on Truth Social.
2026 City of Hillsboro Festival of the Bells kicks off with Caleb & John concert
Crowds flocked to uptown Hillsboro for the 2026 City of Hillsboro Festival of the Bells’ return to High Street Thursday, July 2, braving the 100-plus-degree heat index to enjoy food, rides, games and a free concert on the festival’s opening night.
Scenes from Greenfield's Freedom and Fireworks Festival

The Freedom and Fireworks Festival was held in downtown Greenfield during the weekend of June 27.

Over $609K awarded to Ohio nonprofits, organizations in Ohio State Bar Foundation’s 2026 spring grant cycle
The Ohio State Bar Foundation (OSBF) Board of Trustees approved 12 Ohio nonprofits and organizations to receive $609,256 in its latest round of grant funding. This Spring Grant Cycle kicks off a year of grant making that includes three cycles: the Spring Grant Cycle, the Racial Justice Initiative Grant Cycle, and the Fall Grant Cycle.
Nearly half of adults struggled to afford healthcare last year, survey finds
Forty-six percent of U.S. adults — regardless of insurance type — reported struggling to afford healthcare last year, according to a report released last Wednesday by the Urban Institute, a nonprofit research think tank.
Ohio AG issues update on Vinton County abuse case
Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson, Vinton County Sheriff Ryan Cain and Vinton County Prosecutor William Archer provided an update on an ongoing investigation following the execution of search warrants on Tuesday morning at a residence on Ohmer Street in Hamden.
North Adams coach, athlete earn top SHAC boys track and field awards
The Southern Hills Athletic Conference presented the 2026 Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year and Coach of the Year awards during their spring sports banquet.
Waverly man arrested after allegedly using counterfeit currency in Paint Township
On Monday, June 29 at approximately 10:26 p.m., Highland County Sheriff's deputies responded to the 7700 block of state Route 753 in Paint Township for a report of a theft.
Ohio Supreme Court upholds utility commission decision allowing coal plant bailout fee
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a decision last week that, according to its challengers, allowed utilities to overcharge customers to the tune of roughly $115 million. It brings an end to a narrow dispute that started in 2021 but has its roots in the Ohio House Bill 6 scandal.
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