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The Logan Daily News

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Prosecutor claims public records battle has compelled her to hire another staffer

In a motion seeking to dismiss a citizen’s request for a court order in a legal dispute over public records, the Hocking County Prosecutor’s office claims that plaintiff Melanie Ogle is pursuing her litigation “for the sole purpose of harassing the office of the Hocking County Prosecuting Attorney and wasting taxpayer money.” The motion complains that Ogle “continues to bombard the Hocking County Prosecuting Attorney’s office with frivolous and baseless public records requests and litigation to the point where the prosecutor has been forced to hire an additional assistant prosecutor.” Ogle, who lives in Rockbridge, submitted a public records request to the prosecutor’s office in June 2025, seeking records related to past criminal cases involving her and her husband. She found the office’s response unsatisfactory, and filed a complaint with the Ohio Court of Claims. In May of this year that court ruled that Ogle’s records request was “overly broad and unenforceable.” She then appealed that ruling to Ohio’s Fourth District Court of Appeals, and is also seeking a writ of mandamus to compel Prosecutor Jennifer Graham to produce the records Ogle has asked for. As it has done in other court filings, however, the prosecutor’s office continues to insist

Hocking County, OH · 2d

NBC4 Columbus

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Despite vote, Ashville data center construction continues

ASHEVILLE, Ohio (WCMH) — Construction is underway on two data centers in Pickaway County despite voters overwhelmingly opposing the project during last Tuesday’s election. “Listen to the noise that’s behind us,” Sue Carter Moore with the Teays Valley Community Alliance said. “Look at all the truck traffic that we have now. This is just the […]

Pickaway County, OH · 9h

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Ohio Fire Academy celebrates newest class of EMT graduates

The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal’s (SFM's) Ohio Fire Academy celebrated the graduation of its EMT class 140 Oct. 30 at a ceremony held at the Division’s campus in Reynoldsburg. The 17 graduates represent communities throughout Ohio and Indiana. A complete list of graduates and their hometowns is available for download at https://dam.assets.ohio.gov/image/upload/com.ohio.gov/SFM/Admin/OFA_EMT….

Reynoldsburg, OH · 1d

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Unique Chinese drink chain opening first-ever Central Ohio location

A popular Chinese tea chain recently announced plans for a Cleveland location, and now it appears a Columbus storefront is also in the works. According to a post made to the brand’s Instagram account, ChaHalo is coming to Central Ohio. “Hey Columbus! Something exciting is brewing! ChaHalo is coming...

Columbus, OH · 18h
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Long Winter Lines Prove These 5 Ohio Donut Shops Have Earned Their Loyal Following

Cold weather does not keep Ohio donut fans at home. If anything, a gray winter morning seems to send more people out the door in search of a warm coffee and a fresh glazed. The five shops on this list draw steady crowds even when the temperature drops, from college-town counters that never close to family bakeries that have been rolling dough for generations. Each one earns its spot for a different reason, so you may find a new favorite stop for your next weekend drive.

Columbus, OH · 2d

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Family-Owned Vietnamese Restaurant Opens in Short North

A new spot for banh mi and pho has opened up shop in the Short North. Pho Social opened Nov. 7 at 660 N. High Street. The restaurant features a selection of Vietnamese food and coffee. As the name suggests, pho is at the center of the menu. The beef,...

Columbus, OH · 17h

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Westerville Winterfest brings free holiday fun to families this December

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Organizers announced the 7th Annual Westerville Winterfest & Carnival will take place at the Otterbein University Clements Center on Sunday, Dec. 13. This free indoor event invites Columbus-area families to enjoy holiday celebrations, interactive games and local family-focused resources. This year's carnival will include visits...

Westerville, OH · 1d

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Ashville Resident Reappointed to State Board as Gov. DeWine Announces Statewide Appointments

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Christopher M. Fleming of Ashville has been reappointed to the Ohio Landscape Architects Board, highlighting a broad slate of state board and commission appointments announced by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine. Fleming, representing Pickaway County, will serve a five-year term beginning November 11, 2026, and ending November...

Ohio · 1d

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OCC names top athletes for fall sports

The Ohio Capital Conference has announced its top athletes for the fall sports seasons. See below for those players honored in football, soccer and golf in the OCC Buckeye Division. Football. First Team. Mike Mensah, 11, Pickerington Central. Edmund McAlister, 10, Pickerington Central. Moses Ifrodeke, 12, Pickerington Central. Jordan Sanders,...

Logan, OH · 1d

The Columbus Dispatch

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Ohio businesses will work with Acton to keep momentum. We’ll also speak up | Opinion

Derrick R. Clay is president and CEO of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce. Ohio voters have made their choice, and I congratulate Gov.-elect Amy Acton on her election . As Ohio prepares for new leadership, the Columbus Chamber of Commerce is ready to work with the incoming administration to strengthen our economy, support businesses and create opportunities across the Columbus region. Elections bring new leadership and priorities, but what businesses need to succeed doesn't change. They need predictable policies, skilled workers, reliable infrastructure and an environment that encourages investment. Families need affordable communities, quality education and access to good jobs. Ohio's success depends on getting both right. The Columbus region has become a destination for business investment, innovation and talent . We've worked hard to build that momentum, and we cannot take it for granted. Other regions are competing for the same businesses, workers and investments. The decisions Ohio makes in the coming years will determine whether we continue to lead. Employer needs must be top of mind Across our region, employers are navigating a common challenge: how to grow while managing rising costs, workforce demands and infrastructure needs. For a small business, that may mean deciding whether to hire

Columbus, OH · 2d