Chillicothe Mayor Warns Paper Mill Loss Is Now Squeezing City Budget
Chillicothe Mayor Luke Feeney told City Council on Monday, November 9, that city revenue is now feeling the pain of last year’s paper mill closing, as council met in its…
Hancock County Early Voting Runs 8 to 5 This Week at Lincoln Street Office
Hancock County voters can cast an early in-person ballot from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. this week at the Hancock County Board of Elections, 201 E. Lincoln St. Rear, in…
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo Opens Primate Forest Thursday After Two Years of Work
The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo will open its new Primate Forest to the public at noon on Thursday, October 22, capping more than two years of construction on the largest capital…
Blue Jackets Foundation Awards More Than $1 Million to Central Ohio Groups
The Columbus Blue Jackets Foundation has awarded more than $1 million in grants to central Ohio nonprofit and youth hockey organizations for the 2026-27 season, the foundation announced before the…
Hamilton County Early Voting Runs 8 to 5 This Week at Smith Road Office
Hamilton County voters can cast an early in-person ballot from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. this week at the county Board of Elections, 4700 Smith Road in Cincinnati, as early…
Buckeye Hills Brings Appalachian Grant Ribbon Cuttings to Logan and River Towns
Community projects built with Appalachian grant money are getting their moments in the spotlight across Southeast Ohio this month, as Buckeye Hills Regional Council joins local leaders for a series…
Retired Pilot’s $400,000 Gift Helps Historical Society Buy Armstrong Boyhood Home
The boyhood home of Neil Armstrong in Wapakoneta will be preserved for tours after a retired pilot who was inspired by the first moonwalk stepped forward with a $400,000 donation…
Century-Old West Hill Showroom Comes Down on West Market Street in Akron
A century-old commercial building that sold Akron drivers some of their first automobiles is coming down on West Hill, as demolition crews raze the storefront and warehouse at 211 West…
Columbus Schools Weigh COTA Buses for High Schoolers as District Trips Are Missed
Columbus City Schools is weighing whether to stop running yellow buses for most high school students and instead send them to school on COTA buses, as the district looks for…
Cincinnati Pastor Walks 46 Miles to Spotlight Homeless Youth and Foster Care
A Cincinnati pastor is walking 46 miles across Hamilton and Butler counties this week to draw attention to what he calls a growing crisis facing homeless youth and children in…
Guernsey County Early Voting Runs 8 to 5 This Week at Wheeling Avenue Office
Guernsey County voters can cast an early in-person ballot for the Nov. 3 general election from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each weekday this week at the Guernsey County Board…