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Hocking Athens Perry Community Action will receive $300,000 to provide essential home repairs and handicapped accessibility modifications for low- and moderate-income homeowners in southeast Ohio, State Representative Kevin Ritter (R-Marietta)…
The mother at the center of a Vinton County child abuse investigation has been found competent to stand trial, while the children’s grandmother was ruled not competent to face the…
The Newburgh Heights Police Department will soon be down to five patrol officers — a staffing level Chief John Majoy described to Village Council as a “catastrophic low” — as…
Columbus voters approved what one council member called a “radical restructuring” of City Council’s century-old system on Nov. 3, and the question city leaders are now working through is what…
Cincinnati Public Schools officials say the district will avoid fiscal caution and deficit spending over the next five years after voters approved its five-year, 7-mill property tax on Nov. 3,…
Homeowners in Hocking, Athens and Perry counties who have been putting off a failing furnace, a leaking roof or a bathroom they can no longer safely use are in line…
Toledo’s next city budget is due to City Council members on Sunday, and the question hanging over it is whether layoffs make it into the final version after voters defeated…
A Marion filmmaker’s labor of love about the traveling Vietnam Veterans Memorial that drew crowds to Delaware in 2024 reaches the big screen this week. Terry Cline and his team…
The University of Dayton women’s basketball team picked up its first win of the season on Monday night, November 9, holding off Penn State 77-71 at UD Arena, according to…
Chillicothe City Council was set to consider a 12 percent cut to the city’s property tax rate on Monday, November 9, a move city leaders say is meant to soften…
Bowling Green turned its home opener into a shooting clinic on Monday night, November 9, knocking down 14 three-pointers to beat Cleveland State 95-79 at the Stroh Center, according to…
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