Weekly News Roundup
Headlines hand-picked by TOR staff for week of 7/16/2025 1. Group backing Vivek Ramaswamy urges New Yorkers to flee to Ohio - Jessie Balmert, Cincinnati Enquirer 2. Meta to invest over $60B in AI data centers, starting with 'Prometheus' in Ohio - Skye Jacobs, Techspot.com
Springfield
BY JEFF SKINNER SPRINGFIELD - Springfield commissioners held a special meeting prior to their regular session to provide Opportunities for Individual Change, or OIC, the ability to share a special report after community push back due to a lack of transparency of actions taken to help address gun violence in
Originally posted on The Heartland Beat In 2003, Kash Patel, the current Director of the FBI, appeared on the Glenn Beck program and stated, at that time, the current FBI was in possession of Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘black book.’ The address book served as a contact list of important names
citizen press release
The City of Findlay is moving ahead with a $30–$40 million Downtown North River Development Project that includes the transformation of Anchor Park and 19 acres of public riverfront property. This plan is being pushed forward without a public vote, without full transparency, without going out for a bid,
Statewide
This article was originally posted on The Heartland Beat We all remember it like it was yesterday. There was a groundswell of voices all calling in unison for justice and accountability, nearly 80 million strong. A groundswell so powerful that it swept every swing state in the union, flipping them
agenda 2030
BY NICK ROGERS In an unfortunately ironic MAHA twist, Robert Kennedy Jr.’s congressional testimony in June included a new worrying agenda item; a planned advertising blitz pressuring all Americans to purchase wearable biometric trackers “within four years.” The announcement – which comes in direct contrast to Children’s Health Defense’
BY JEFF SKINNER FINDLAY - Despite warnings from Findlay city auditor Jim Staschiak on the significant liability in absorbing several county run property parcels, Findlay City Council voted to approve inheriting them at the July 1 regular meeting. The move comes from a meeting in which city administrative contempt for
STATEWIDE - The Committee to Abolish Ohio property taxes listened intently to State Senator Jerry C. Cirino (District 18) on the Bob Frantz’s “Strictly Speaking” radio program on July 1, 2025. We must call out Senator Cirino for his “dirty tricks” politics, and his unbelievable lack of concern for
BY JEFF SKINNER SPRINGFIELD - The Springfield City Commissioners met on July 1 and heard an update on the city’s consolidated plan, an effort to try and strategize how to utilize nearly $11 million in federal grants and subsidies. However with the recent changes to the federal budget bill,
BY JEFF SKINNER FINDLAY - As the city council of Findlay mulls over a potential vote to take on the ownership of several parcels of property currently owned by the county, city auditor Jim Staschiak took to Good Mornings Radio program to warn of potential liabilities with the move. According
Weekly News Roundup
Headlines Handpicked by TOR Contributors from around the web to keep you informed 1. What This Muslim Doctor Did to a Jewish Congressman from Ohio Wasn’t Quite in Line with the Hippocratic Oath - Robert Spencer, PJ Media 2. Ohio lawmakers propose giving $600M for Browns new stadium and
Op-ed
BY LIZZIE MARGOLIUS One cannot deny that Ohio has a long history of corruption. From city council members all the way up to the governor, Ohio is full of abuses. The most notorious abuse, by far, is the scandal involving House Speaker Larry Householder, Ohio Republican Party Chairman Matt Borges,