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Bath Township Surgery Center Ranked Ohio’s Best for Second Straight Year

BATH TOWNSHIP — The Surgery Center at Cleveland Clinic Akron General Health and Wellness has been ranked Ohio’s best ambulatory surgery center by Newsweek, the second consecutive year the Bath Township center has taken the top spot in the state, the Akron Beacon Journal reported Nov. 12. Ambulatory surgery centers are where a growing share […]

Akron, OH · 1d

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History is on display at this 180-year-old Ohio family farm

When Bill Huss was a little kid, he remembers visiting his grandparents’ farm in eastern Ohio for a few sunbaked weeks every summer. He rode horses, played alongside sheep and once chased the mean rooster with a broom. “I grew up basically in the suburbs of Baltimore and so...

Ohio · 15h
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Plain Township Opens 47-Acre Wetlands Reserve as Developers Eye Nearby Golf Course Land

Plain Township this week opened the doors — or rather, the trailheads — to its new 47-acre Wetlands Reserve, a property just off Applegrove Street and Marquardt Avenue NW that officials say was purchased specifically to protect natural habitat and wildlife. The township paid $900,000 for the land, and trustees are already working on a follow-up deal that would add another 70 acres of protected ground nearby.

Ohio · 12h
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Fmr. Gov. Chris Christie Says JD Vance May Be Too "Toxic" for GOP in 2028

Former Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) tells C-SPAN's Washington Journal Primetime that he stands by his recent criticism of Vice President JD Vance that "he is going to reek of the sink of Donald Trump." Christie was particularly critical of Vance over his defense of an attack ad Vivek Ramaswamy ran featuring the estranged mother of his opponent Amy Acton in the Ohio gubernatorial campaign, saying Vance has "shown himself who he is, he is a complete sycophant of President Trump," and notes that the Republicans may not back Vance due to him being "so toxic," even to the point of him not running.

Ohio · 9h

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SNAP shoppers in Hawaii and Ohio lose soda purchases April 1, 2027, and Nevada’s limits begin in February 2028

SNAP cards in Hawaii and Ohio are due to stop paying for soda April 1, 2027, under waivers USDA approved, and Nevada’s limits on candy and sugary drinks start Feb. 1, 2028. Those are the three latest start dates on USDA’s list of food purchase restrictions. They fall about five months to 14 months from […]

Hawaii · 12h

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Mount Vernon Students Bring Knox County Fair to the Big Screen

Sophomore Briggs Swallow and junior Evelynn Brandenburg are bringing the Knox County Fair to the big screen in Joshua Hill’s film, The Fair!, premiering Nov. 13 at 6 p.m. at the Memorial Theater. Admission is free. Originally asked to create a montage promoting the Knox County Fair, Hill expanded...

Mt Vernon, OH · 2d

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Honda chooses Central Ohio for new $3 billion auto plant expected to create more than 2,000 manufacturing jobs

Marysville, Ohio – Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has announced a major expansion of Honda’s manufacturing operations in the state, with the automaker planning to invest approximately $3 billion in a new vehicle assembly plant in Central Ohio and create more than 2,000 jobs at the facility. The announcement,...

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Highland County Senior Center Lands $228,000 for Repairs and Security Upgrades

Highland County Senior Citizens Center — Site of Repairs and Security Upgrades. Highland County is getting $228,000 to fix up its senior citizens center, part of a broader round of state funding that is sending nearly $11.1 million to 49 communities across Ohio for infrastructure and public-service projects. The money will go toward repairing the center's parking lot and sidewalks, installing new security equipment and lighting, replacing aging heating and cooling equipment, and upgrading the facility's phone system.

Highland County, OH · 2d

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Democrats flip three of Ohio’s statewide executive offices

COLUMBUS — Ending a years-long drought in which the party experienced only occasional success in statewide elections, Democrats managed to flip all of Ohio’s executive offices — with the exception of one. Republican Frank LaRose, finishing out his final term as secretary of state, opted to run...

Ohio · 2d

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New large AEP Ohio data centers must pay minimum charges even if they use less power

CLEVELAND, Ohio — A new data center that reserves electricity from AEP Ohio can owe minimum monthly charges even if it uses far less power than it reserved. If the company cancels before its target date for getting power, it can also owe the full cost of certain local grid work covered by its agreement.

Ohio · 4h

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Conservancy marks 20 years of land protection

PANDORA, Ohio — Some landowners know all too well the dread that comes from watching the creeping sprawl of development as it takes prime farmland and natural areas to make room for new subdivisions, data centers and highway projects. But they may not know there’s something they can do...

Pandora, OH · 1d

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Gov. DeWine considers removing people from death row | Reporters Roundtable

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is considering commuting multiple death sentences before leaving office in January. The Ohio Parole Board will review cases from at least 10 counties. DeWine said he will consider each case individually and state law requires a parole board recommendation before he can commute a death sentence.

Ohio · 16h

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Ohio Proposes $46.7 Million for Road Projects, Including Stark and Cuyahoga Counties

Nearly $47 million could be heading toward major road projects across Ohio, including improvements in Stark and Cuyahoga counties. The Ohio Department of Transportation’s Transportation Review Advisory Council has approved a draft funding list totaling $46.7 million for 13 projects across 12 counties between fiscal years 2027 and 2030.

Cuyahoga County, OH · 2d

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Ohio lawmakers start lame duck by easing access to sawed-off shotguns

COLUMBUS — Ohioans would no longer be required to register sawed-off shotguns, short-barreled rifles, and firearm suppressors under legislation approved by the Ohio General Assembly Tuesday. The Ohio House passed Senate Bill 214 by a vote of 68-27, and the Ohio Senate concurred with House amendments 21-9. The bill removes suppressors and sawed-off firearms from the “dangerous ordnance” classification under state law. State Sen. Kyle Koehler (R., Springfield), the sponsor of S.B. 214, said people buying these items would still be required to pass a federal background check. “This bill simply aligns federal regulations with state law,” Mr. Koehler said, noting they are not anything more than a standard firearm. “It is not a dangerous ordnance. It’s not a missile, it’s not a torpedo, it’s not nitroglycerine,” he said. “It is a gun, and it should go through the same process that we use today to buy a firearm.” State Rep. Kellie Deeter (R., Norwalk) said the legislation is long overdue. “For many of my constituents, these are not abstract legal classifications,” she said. “There are practical implications for how they exercise their Second Amendment rights.” For example, Ms. Deeter said suppressors are often used as a gun-safety feature. “They

Ohio · 2d

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Ohio honors a lifetime of service for Veterans Day

MARION, Ohio — According to recent U.S. Census Bureau data, there are over 16 million living military Veterans in the United States, making up roughly 6% to 7% of the adult population. While for some of them, their service happened decades ago, the sacrifices they made are still being...

Marion, OH · 2d

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West Clermont navigates financial impact of cthanges to Ohio property tax laws

CINCINNATI, OH — Recent changes to Ohioʼs property tax laws are creating a new financial reality for public school districts across the state, including West Clermont Local Schools. The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce (ODEW) recently notified West Clermont of a potential $1.49 million deficit projected for...

Ohio · 2d

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Anita Somani: Indian American physician wins re-election to Ohio House

Dr. Anita Somani’s political journey brings together her career in medicine, advocacy for reproductive health and public service in Ohio. The Indian American Democrat won re-election to the Ohio House of Representatives in the general election, securing another term representing the state’s 8th House District. Somani’s victory marks...

Ohio · 1d

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Ohio State professor and pioneering climate researcher Lonnie Thompson dies at 78, leaving a lasting mark on climate research

After more than five decades researching climate change at Ohio State, longtime professor and pioneering climate scientist Lonnie Thompson died at 78 following a brief illness, the university’s Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center announced Nov. 3.

Ohio · 1d

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Seeds of Caring meal kits help fill food gap for Central Ohio neighbors

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — An upcoming service project will bring children and families together to assemble meal kits for Central Ohio neighbors who receive housing assistance. Seeds of Caring is partnering with Community Housing Network for an event this weekend, where the group will put together Chicken & Dumplings...

Columbus · 13h