The Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) Board Thursday approved financing from various programs to support four housing developments to create or preserve affordable housing units throughout the state.
Congress will look considerably different next year, after dozens of its members move on to other political offices or retire, a number that’s likely to grow as some of those hoping to stay lose their reelection bids.
Wilmington College is expanding its graduate program offerings to feature a Master of Science in Agricultural Business and Leadership degree starting in fall 2026. This fully online program is designed to prepare its graduates to lead and innovate in today’s dynamic agricultural industries.
For years, a central debate in tobacco policy has been whether taxing e-cigarettes (ECs) might unintentionally drive vapers back to traditional cigarettes. A new vaping study published in Health Economics suggests those fears may be misplaced for adult vapers. This national analysis was conducted by the Center for Tobacco Research at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center - James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC – James).
A New York jury on Wednesday sided with 34 state attorneys general, including Ohio’s Dave Yost, ruling that entertainment giant Live Nation abused fans and artists by engaging in monopolistic practices.
Premier Showmen 4-H Club members attended the Highland County Cattlemen’s Banquet on April 1. The youth of the club had the opportunity to hear from several guest speakers about the agricultural industry.
The Queen City is flooded with awesome sports news, as the Reds keep finding ways to win, and the Bengals made a fantastic trade (we shall dive in shortly).
