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Trump, world leaders bid farewell to Sen. Graham during national funeral

The late Sen. Lindsey Graham was remembered in the nation’s capital Tuesday with a lying in state at the U.S. Capitol, followed by a funeral at the National Cathedral.
The media’s energy crisis is costing customers billions
When infrastructure is proposed for a specific large user, reporters should ask how much that user must pay, how long its commitment lasts and who is left holding the costs if the project never arrives as advertised.
Taylor’s bill promoting American gun manufacturing passes in NDAA
Congressman Dave Taylor (OH-02) celebrated the passage of his Make American Guns Again (MAGA) Act in the Fiscal Year 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) on July 22, 2026, by a vote of 216-212, mostly along party lines.
Premier Showmen 4-H members host Rabbit Showmanship Clinic for club 
Members of the Premier Showmen 4-H Club recently participated in a Rabbit Showmanship Clinic led by Gage Thompson.
Southern State accepting applications for Choose Ohio First Scholarships in Computer Technology Program
Southern State Community College is currently accepting applications for the 2026-27 Choose Ohio First (COF) Scholarship for eligible students entering the College's Computer Technology program.
SOCOG to meet Aug. 6
The Southern Ohio Council of Governments (SOCOG), supporting the County Boards of Developmental Disabilities in Adams, Brown, Clinton, Fayette, Gallia, Highland, Jackson, Lawrence, Megis, Pickaway, Pike, Ross and Scioto counties, will hold its next board meeting on Thursday, Aug. 6.
Secret Service agent arrested in hazing incident
Secret Service agent Marquez Pinder was arrested and charged Sunday with five felony counts in a near-fatal fraternity hazing incident that occurred this spring, according to court documents.
Energy advocate: Emergency energy order reveals wind, solar power failure
Founder and director of energy worker advocacy group Power the Future Daniel Turner told The Center Square: “We've been powering this country with electricity for almost 150 years – through World War II, through the Great Depression, through the Dust Bowl – and we've never had electricity problems until the last 20 years. The American people need to ask why. The American people need to understand where their energy comes from, and why it has been either politicized or weaponized.”
Report: Former Highland County resident was murdered in Puerto Rico
A new report from WKRC TV 12 in Cincinnati reveals that former Highland County resident Tyler Wilkin was murdered in Puerto Rico.
St. Vincent de Paul Society outreach sessions
The St. Vincent de Paul (SVdP) Society of Hillsboro announces the dates for its upcoming August outreach sessions.  
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