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BY JEFF SKINNER SPRINGFIELD - Last month, thanks to the tireless efforts of residents in the city reporting and coordinating communication, an illegal nightclub was shut down on North Limestone. Not long after the closure, which brought heavy police presence, residents noticed the occupancy notice from Springfield code enforcement had
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BY NICK ROGERS CONCORD - According to a Concord resident, a Smart meter was installed on her home without her knowledge or consent. After being met with polite ignorance from an energy company representative on the phone, a work call was scheduled, and the conversation she had with that man
Findlay
BY PATTY KLEIN FINDLAY - After a contentious local primary race, Findlay City Council candidates are once again on the hot seat in anticipation of the November general election. Republican candidates for City Council were revealed to have been recruited and “nurtured” by elite residents of Findlay who want to
Weekly News Roundup
Headlines handpicked from around the web to keep you informed 1. He planned to run for Ohio governor. Now Jon Husted could be in the US Senate’s toughest 2026 race - Joey Cappelletti, Associated Press 2. Mural on Warren County barn honors Charlie Kirk, slain founder of nonprofit Turning
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BY JEFF SKINNER SPRINGFIELD - On Wednesday, September 23, The Springfield City Commissioners heard a presentation from representatives from Future iQ, a consulting firm which is spearheading the initiative to create a comprehensive plan for the city that will take it into the future, whether residents want it or not.
Healthcare
BY JEFF SKINNER Yesterday, President Donald Trump held a press conference with Director of Health and Human Services Robert Kennedy Jr where he made comments regarding the commonly used pain reliever Tylenol (acetaminophen), stating HHS is recommending pregnant and nursing women limit their use of this petrochemical due to its
Jeffrey Epstein
This article was originally posted on The Heartland Beat. Just one year ago, uttering the name Epstein came with bipartisan conversations over one of the most deliberated cases of government corruption in recent memory. It was obvious to everyone, including our current FBI director at the time, the previous administrations
Weekly News Roundup
Hand-picked headlines from around the web to keep you informed. 1. DeWine says multi-agency state team will go to Cleveland to help fight crime - Jo Ingles, The Statehouse News Bureau 2. Ohio among states with latest bedtime, Apple data shows - Zach Mentz, cleveland.com 3. Political leaders at
Statewide
BY NICK ROGERS As part of an effort spearheaded by Southwest Ohio For Responsible Technology (SWORT) which began in 2023, 17 Ohio lawmakers have sent letters to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) urging the regulatory agency to make good on the 2021 United States Court of Appeals for the District
Findlay
BY JEFF SKINNER FINDLAY - On Tuesday, September 16, Findlay city council filed a letter to record between the Ohio EPA and Findlay Law Director Robert Feighner. Most alarming about the letter filed was the allusion to a phone conversation Feighner had with the Ohio EPA dated the same day
Findlay
FINDLAY - Tonight we will gather together at the Hancock County Courthouse at 6:00 PM to honor the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk, who gave so much to the conservative movement. The vigil will also remember Findlay Police Officer Schimmoeller, who tragically lost his life off duty yesterday.
BY LIZZIE MARGOLIUS September 10th will be one of those days when we all remember where we were when Charlie Kirk was assassinated in broad daylight at an event in Utah. It’s not been lost on me either that not only is our society reeling from the aftermath of