It is often said that every good story must come to an end. At Rio, however, the story of Coach David Smalley and the impact he has had on his players, staff, students, coworkers, and community over his 34-year career will continue to live on.
State Representative David Thomas (R-Jefferson) recently voted in support of House Bill 338 – also known as Andy’s Law – legislation that expands the offense of aggravated murder or assault of correctional facility employees and instills new measures to reduce inmate drug possession.
U.S. Congressman Dave Taylor, R-Ohio's Second District, was sworn in to the 119th Congress on Friday, Jan. 3 alongside his parents, wife, and three daughters.
The Federal Communication Commission decided to delay a buildout that would bring internet to rural communities like southern Ohio. Much of Ohio’s Second Congressional district is a broadband desert.
A political newcomer will represent Ohio’s 2nd U.S. Congressional District starting in 2025. Democrat Samantha Meadows is going up against Republican David Taylor and neither candidate has held office before.
The Senate is a failure, unable to fix itself or the dysfunction in Washington. Millions of American families see the evidence of this failure every day, with chaos at the southern border, dramatic price increases at the checkout counter, and anti-Semitic, anti-American hatred spewed across our college campuses.
This reckless alarmism, saturated across the mainstream media and endlessly amplified by it, has had profound societal consequences. It has both distorted public understanding of the massive benefits the carbon economy makes possible and grossly exaggerated the risks of extreme events it allegedly makes more likely.
As politicians in Washington, D.C. continue to spend the people’s money, Taylor puts forth a plan to begin fixing the real problem – D.C. politicians who only care about themselves.
The White House would like the American public to believe that this framework is about taking on Big Pharma. Don't be fooled; it takes control of patents owned by universities (and their licensees, mostly start-ups) in virtually all areas of technology.
Thus Claudine Gay’s recent New York Times disingenuous op-ed alleging racism as the prime cause of her career demise was, to quote Talleyrand, “worse than a crime, it was a blunder.” And her blame-gaming will only hurt her cause and reinforce the public’s weariness with such boilerplate and careerist resorts to racism where it does not exist.
