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Researchers put a number on how much debt U.S. can carry

Researchers estimate the outer limit of U.S. debt capacity at about 210% of gross domestic product. At that point, even a 100% tax on labor income would not generate enough revenue to cover interest costs, making the debt impossible to stabilize through labor-tax increases alone.
Highlanders Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution earns certificate, medal of commendation
The Highlanders Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution recently received a certificate and medal of commendation for their years of work, research, design and fund-raising for the Revolutionary War Monument to be placed on the south side of the Highland County Courthouse.  
An adult's tipping point
Learn before it happens to you. Heed the warnings your body and your emotions are sending you.
Hillsboro Police Report
These incidents have been reported by the HPD.
Constitutional amendment on voter photo ID advances
A resolution to give Ohioans the chance to make voter photo identification a part of the state constitution as well has passed the Senate and will next be considered by the House of Representatives.
Rep. Johnson brings over $38 million in investments to southern Ohio
Senator Terry Johnson (R-McDermott) this week announced the investment of over $38 Million into 37 projects across the 14th District. These dollars were included in Senate Bill 450, the Capital Budget Bill, which was passed by the Senate.
Why I still stand with the 1 percent
The American Dream does not promise that every citizen will become wealthy. It promises only that every citizen has the freedom to try. The moment we abandon that principle – the moment we divide Americans permanently into oppressors and victims, exploiters and exploited – we cease to be a republic of citizens and become a nation of competing grievances.
OhioSEE program is providing glasses to students in about 230 school districts in 15 counties
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine started a countdown from ten and when the students in the elementary school gymnasium got down to one, nearly a dozen students sitting up front put their glasses on for the first time.
More cities are pressing pause on data centers as local backlash grows
Hearing backlash from residents, cities and counties across the country in recent weeks have blocked planned data centers amid concerns over rising electricity prices and environmental harms.
Harcum Gallery summer exhibit features Brian Snowden’s abstract images
Brian Snowden pays heed to the legend of Grandma Moses, who took up artistic painting later in life. Upon his retirement as a business professor at Wilmington College in 2022, he decided to explore something new. Impressed with abstract art, he decided to give it a try.
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