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Ohio Attorney General's Office details popular scams

The office of Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost provides these consumer protection warnings of frequent scam attempts.
Altrusa of Highland County earns yearbook, newsletter awards
The District Five Altrusa Conference was recently held in Lima, where Altrusa of Highland County was proudly represented and recognized with several awards for outstanding club activities and projects.
A sermon on John 14:1-12
Help others overcome their troubled hearts. Help them to let God in.
The orb of me
Folks, step out of your "Me Only" orb. It is very true that you are your Creator's prized possession, but you are not the only one.
Tigers take down Indians in rain-shortened FAC contest

GREENFIELD — On a Monday evening where the weather went from overcast to rain, the McClain Tigers were able to defend

After shooting, Sen. Fetterman backs White House ballroom renovation
U.S. Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., supports the president’s White House ballroom renovation, seemingly putting him further at odds with his fellow Democrats. 
Matt’s Take: Reds Hall of Fame weekend; Bengals nail draft
This was a weekend to remember for many reasons, including a Reds series win, maintaining first place, and celebrating Aaron Harang, Brandon Phillips, Lou Piniella, and Reggie Sanders on their magnificent impact on the game of baseball in the Queen City.
Lions baseball earns win over SHAC rival Whiteoak

The Fairfield Lions avenged a loss from earlier this season by splitting the season series with rival Whiteoak, winni

Pushback leads Homeland Security to compromise on some warehouse detention centers for immigrants
Some of the Trump administration’s controversial new warehouse immigration detention centers are getting scaled back and postponed as states and cities fight back and new Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin reviews actions taken by his ousted predecessor, Kristi Noem.
What is the economic impact of data centers? It’s a secret
Tax breaks for data centers in North Carolina keep as much as $57 million each year from state and local government coffers, state figures show, an amount that could balloon to billions of dollars if all the proposed projects are built.
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