Findings for recovery totaling $2,087.71 were issued this week against fiscal officers for the Village of South Webster in Scioto County over interest and penalties from late tax payments.
Democrats, if Trump offends you so deeply, why do you consistently imitate his worst behavior? At times, it’s as though you’re trying to out-Trump the man. He’s vulgar? Great, we’ll be even more vulgar.
The Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB) has approved the construction of an 800 megawatt (MW) natural gas fired electric generation facility in Jefferson Township, Fayette County. The OPSB also approved the construction of a new electric transmission line in Mahoning County.
March marks Developmental Disability (DD) Awareness Month, and The Pioneer Center / Ross County Board of Developmental Disabilities (RCBDD) is rolling out a full calendar of community events to celebrate inclusion, achievement, and awareness.
According to the health care advocacy group Protect Our Care, more than 113,000 Ohioans are forgoing health care coverage on the federal Marketplace because of a congressional decision requested by the Trump administration to let tax credits expire on Affordable Care Act premiums.
Prevent Blindness Ohio is declaring February as Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) and Low Vision Month in an effort to provide education and various expert-approved resources to the public and professionals. This year’s AMD and Low Vision Month is generously supported by Gold Sponsor EyePoint, Inc.
Charles Hollenback, 61, of Zanesville recently appeared in the Muskingum Court of Common Pleas before Judge Gerald Anderson to receive sentencing for various crimes involving his attempt to purchase a minor for sex.
Five days after federal immigration enforcement agents killed the second of his constituents, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey had a message for his peers: Speak out.
