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Revolutionary War Soldiers Series: Remembering Valentine Rhodes

Valentine Roads/Rhoades/Rhodes obtained land circa 1816 in Paint Twp., Highland Co. Valentine Rhodes was a soldier in the 1st Continental Troops under Capt. Charles Craig and Col. Edward Hand serving in Pennsylvania. Records show he paid a Supply tax in 1779. 
DOJ: Shooting suspect targeted Trump, admin. officials
The California man accused of storming security at Saturday night's White House Correspondents’ Dinner and shooting a Secret Service officer before being detained, likely was targeting Trump administration officials, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said Sunday.
Trump again scraps peace talks with Iran
President Donald Trump called off a planned diplomatic mission to Pakistan on Saturday, refusing to send his team on what he described as an unproductive 18-hour flight, as Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi departed Islamabad without meeting with American representatives.
Correspondents' dinner attacker detained with multiple weapons
A California man charged security with multiple weapons at a magnetometer screening area outside the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday night before he shot one Secret Service agent at close range in the vest and then was apprehended.
Keep city things in the city
The basic conundrum is this. Rural lands do not consume electricity nor need data centers to the extent the cities do. Why bring this blight out to the country? Put it where it is used.
Robert (Bob) Warren Carroll
Robert (Bob) Warren Carroll, 84, of Chillicothe, passed away Thursday, April 23, 2026 after 43 years of loving his wife, Gloria Dean (nẻe) Kempton. 
Lady Tigers play 3 games in 3 days

The McClain Lady Tigers played three games in three consecutive days as they faced the Jackson Ironladies, Western Br

NWSL awards expansion franchise, 18th club to Columbus
The National Women’s Soccer League announced this week that it has awarded Columbus, Ohio the league’s 18th franchise.
Shawnee State University students develop innovative e-braille display to expand accessibility
Computer Engineering Technology students at Shawnee State University have developed a new solution to improve accessibility for individuals who are visually impaired.
Tigers fall in FAC play at home to Jackson; bounce back with road win at North Adams 

The McClain TIgers allowed just one earned run and doubled up on the hit total against the Jackson Ironmen at home We

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