Local nonprofits have some work to do, as they continue to deal with the loss of volunteers to support their work. The United Way of Central Ohio told WBNS it saw a 60% decline in the number of volunteer hours logged, from 2019 to 2022. The reason is obvious, as retirees often become ...

Buckeye State residents may find hope in the wave of technology companies looking to establish themselves here, as Google announces plans to build two more data centers in Columbus and Lancaster. That region is already home to data centers for Facebook and Amazon, and an established Google ...

CHEERS to the Martins Ferry Hall of Honor committee for selecting another class of inductees to be celebrated on Sunday. Their dedicated work has preserved city history for future generations. JEERS to news that Shadyside officials have reason to believe thefts are taking place at the water ...

An initiative championed by Gov. Mike DeWine may be among the most important for Ohioans. The Governor’s Children’s Initiative will develop a program to recognize schools demonstrating strong implementation of the best instructional practices aligned to the Science of Reading, and where ...

Ohio lawmakers are a step closer to beginning an important process, after a provision that could lay to rest thousands of Native American remains passed the House of Representatives. In fact, according to the Associated Press, Ohio History Connection has more than 7,100 remains and funerary ...

It may have snuck up on you, but today is Primary Election Day in Ohio. If you have not already voted, don’t sit this one out, folks. Though the ballot may seem light, it is, in some ways, more important to our daily lives than those big ones every four years in November. Throughout Ohio ...