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Math interventions bill would now exempt some Ohio schools from teaching science of reading

A recently added carveout to a math interventions bill would exempt some Ohio schools from teaching the science of reading curriculum — despite a statewide mandate.
Southern State announces new career enhancement certificates available in August
Southern State Community College is pleased to announce two new certificates now available to students under the Computer Science department: Datacenter Specialist and Technical Support. These certificates can be completed in less than one year. Students can now enroll with classes set to begin August 24, 2026.
Supreme Court decision: Solar energy farm must present more visual impact information to receive approval
The Ohio Power Siting Board must more thoroughly address the visual impacts of an “agrivoltaic” solar farm proposed by Oak Run Solar Project before approving the application for construction, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today.
Flag retirement ceremony June 14 at AmVets Post 61
The Highland County Veterans Honor Guard and the Sons of the American Revolution Highlanders Chapter will host a flag retirement ceremony at 5 p.m. at Sunday, June 14 at AmVets Post 61, 11541 North Shore Drive, Hillsboro.
Income inequality persists in Ohio, and a new reports says a GOP tax law will make it worse
An updated analysis of census data shows that the gap between rich and poor persists in Ohio. And a new Republican “flat” income tax now in effect will only make it worse, the analysis said.
The passing of Bob Woodson
Bob was wedded to neither political party. He called himself a “radical pragmatist,” and talked with ease and grace to both the left and right.
History of hospital in Greenfield honored in lending library; new addition was brought to life by McClain teacher and students
As you drive into the main entrance parking lot on Mirabeau Street of Adena hospital in Greenfield, you may notice something new right there that harkens back to long ago days.
122 arrested in ‘Operation Spring Cleaning’ crackdown on human trafficking across Ohio
A statewide human trafficking operation conducted this month by dozens of agencies resulted in the arrests of 122 people seeking to buy sex – including from minors, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced.
Greenfield school district hosting Charitable University; free educational session to help nonprofits stay compliant is June 10
Local nonprofits will get the opportunity next month to gain education and understanding about how to keep their nonprofit organizations compliant in a session to be held on the Greenfield school’s campus. 
As homeownership rises, Ohio Department of Commerce advises Ohioans to avoid common buying errors
With National Homeownership Month approaching in June, which traditionally marks a period of peak home-buying activity, the Ohio Department of Commerce Divisions of Real Estate & Professional Licensing (REPL) and Financial Institutions (DFI) are advising Ohioans to be mindful of common mistakes that can complicate the home-buying process, cause financial setbacks, or delay approvals.
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