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Poll: Majority of Americans don't want to see communities adopt socialist agenda

A plurality of Americans don’t want to see their community move in the direction of the Democratic Socialist agenda, according to a new poll from The Center Square.
Why RCP didn't fall for the fake polls
For the second time in as many months, a fraudulent entity claiming to be a polling operation has been outed for releasing fictitious numbers in hotly contested midterm election campaigns.
Ohio auto parts maker to pay $3M in COVID fines
An Ohio auto parts manufacturer has agreed to pay more than $3 million in fines and restitution after admitting it lied to received loans and loan forgiveness under the federal government’s COVD-19 era Paycheck Protection Program.
Highland County Sheriff's Office searching for suspect in fatal shooting
The Highland County Sheriff's Office is searching for 20-year-old Cassen Kelso Conaway in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred on the evening of Oct. 22.
Shapiro overtly running for president
Josh Shapiro is running for president. No one paying attention can pretend otherwise. 
Leesburg Area Historical Society to host fifth annual Heritage Breakfast
The Leesburg Area Historical Society will host its fifth annual Heritage Breakfast Saturday, Nov. 7 from 8-11 a.m. at the Highland County North Joint Fire & Ambulance Station Community Room (200 South St., Leesburg).
Greenfield man sentenced in domestic violence case
A Greenfield man was sentenced this week to over two years in prison after pleading guilty to multiple charges in a domestic violence case.
Prosecutors: Va. senator's scheme sought ‘generational wealth’
State Sen. Louise Lucas and three relatives are among seven defendants charged in a Virginia operation federal prosecutors say involves marijuana and money laundering in an effort to build family wealth.
Governor DeWine celebrates riverfront revitalization in Meigs, Gallia, Lawrence counties
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, first lady Fran DeWine and Ohio Department of Development Director Lydia Mihalik visited Meigs, Gallia and Lawrence counties this week as part of a multi-day tour to celebrate community revitalization projects made possible with support from the Appalachian Community Grant Program's Wonderful Waterfronts Initiative.
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