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A Dangerous Crossroad: Will Changes Be Made at Chardon-Windsor and 608?
BY NICK ROGERS CHARDON - An unfortunate theme has developed at a Claridon Township intersection; that of recurring automobile collisions; some ending in tragedy. The time has come (and perhaps long-since passed) for updated safety measures at the location, and the Chardon Fire Department – which includes Claridon Township as part
DOL Freezes Job Corps
Youth services across the state are currently panicking over the Department of Labor pausing all operations related to Job Corps programming. The move comes after a transparency report showing concerning data over the effectiveness of the program, which has been in existence for 60 years.According to a recent press
Jury Trial Postponed in Jacob Payen Gun Case
BY JEFF SKINNER SPRINGFIELD - A jury trial, which was previously scheduled for May 13 has been postponed and subpoenas have been issued for witness testimony in the criminal case of Haitian community pillar Jacob Payen, who allegedly brought a firearm into a courthouse in Clark County. The criminal case
The Ramaswamy Endorsement: A lesson On Why Principles Matter
This article was originally posted on The Heartland Beat. For decades, we have all heard the same tired and beaten down sentiments echoed by those of lesser standards, ‘if we do not make some compromise, the other side will win’. Often these compromises come down to supporting candidates that have