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Greenfield man sentenced on attempted rape charge

A Greenfield man was sentenced recently to five years in prison after pleading guilty to an amended charge of attempted rape.
AAA7 Advisory Council to meet Aug. 20
The Area Agency on Aging District 7 (AAA7) will be hosting an Advisory Council Meeting on Thursday, August 20th and is inviting interested community members to attend and participate.
Governor's appointments for Aug. 7
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has made the following appointments.
Bright Local Schools invites community to ribbon cutting for Wildcat Learning Center
Bright Local Schools proudly invites our community stakeholders, families, business partners, alumni, and Wildcats – past, present, and future – to celebrate the official ribbon cutting of the Wildcat Learning Center on Monday, Aug. 17.
The importance of federalism
As the most foundational building block of our federal framework, federalism – or the division of power between a central national government and individual state governments – is essential to upholding the American ideal of checks and balances, ensuring that no single entity retains too much power. 
The era of cover-ups
This stinks of a cover-up. It raises the question: Why the start date six years before the pandemic erupted? It suggests that Biden or someone in his administration knew or at least suspected that Fauci may have engaged in criminal activity connected to the emergence of the virus.
Glenda Sue Borreson
Glenda Sue Borreson, 82, of Wilmington, passed away Saturday, Aug. 1, 2026, at home.
More calls come from Republicans for Miller to resign
A second U.S. senator from Ohio has joined the calls for an incumbent Congressman in the state to step down following domestic abuse allegations.
Ohio Supreme Court: Village must submit data center referendum to county board of elections
The village of Ashville must submit a referendum petition to the board of elections seeking a public vote on the village’s tentative agreement to cooperate in the construction of two data centers and an accompanying natural-gas power-generating facility, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today.
Democrat AGs planned to sue Trump nearly 7 months before he was reelected
Legal experts across the United States have started to question whether records related to hypothetical lawsuits and hypothetical policies should be withheld from the public.
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