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 as
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. This
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
Weekly News Roundup
Headlines handpicked from around the web to keep you informed 1. Charlie Kirk Assisnated - The Epoch Times and We The People Convention (Ohio) 2. Buried Vax vs. Unvax Study Finally Sees the Light of Day and the Results are Staggering! SEARCH COVID-19 ON THEOHIOREGISTER.COM FOR 5-YEAR COVID-
Local
BY NICK ROGERS CLARK COUNTY - Commissioners voted two-to-one for a two-year moratorium on large scale wind and solar building projects in unincorporated areas of Clark County. This setback for “green” energy comes on the heels of a major win for solar as the Ohio Power Siting Board
Local
BY JEFF SKINNER SPRINGFIELD - The City Commissioners heard a presentation at their Tuesday, September 9 meeting, to cover reporting data from the Clark County Combined Health District from Anna Jean Sauter and Gracie Hemphill. The report reviewed data collected over the last three years for the community health assessment. According
Springfield
BY JEFF SKINNER SPRINGFIELD - In a city like Springfield, change only comes if you force it. Over the last several years the heritage residents have suffered under the creation of a two-tiered system where replacement labor from Haiti has been permitted to ignore local laws and ordinances while people’
Education
BY LIZZIE MARGOLIUS In part one of this series, we went into detail about the various forms of taxes and taxes specific to Ohio. In part two, we are going to talk about state and local spending. This past summer, the Ohio General Assembly passed its largest budget to date
Weekly News Roundup
Headlines handpicked from around the web to keep you informed 9-4-2025 1. How much does it cost to attend college in Ohio? These schools have highest sticker price - Sheridan Hendrix, Columbus Dispatch 2. Ohio man admits to federal hate crime for antisemitic attack on Jewish students at Ohio
Local
BY PATTY KLEIN FINDLAY - Controversy continued at the September 2nd Findlay City Council meeting. During old business, Councilwoman Frische spoke about a couple of phone calls she received from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, including one from the EPA telling Frische to 'back off' the issue. The first
Immigration
BY JEFF SKINNER GEAUGA - Last week the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio, issued letters to multiple counties demanding the immediate release of detainees for Immigration Customers and Enforcement from sheriff departments under contract with the federal government for detention of said illegal immigrants. The ACLU argued that the contracts