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Help an FFA jacket write a new chapter

Your jacket’s story doesn’t have to end. The Fairfield FFA Chapter is hosting an FFA Jacket Drive, and we want to give your jacket a second life.
Wilmington Post investigating fatal traffic crash involving horse-drawn carriage
The Wilmington Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol is currently investigating a two-vehicle crash involving a horse-drawn carriage. The crash occurred Sept. 28 at approximately 6:45 p.m. on state Route 138 near Worley Mill Road in Paint Township, Highland County.
Building better opportunities for veterans
The Veteran Owner-Builders Rights Act was crafted to provide greater financial opportunities and flexibility for our military heroes.
Lakeview Baptist Church welcomes Perry Sisters
Lakeview Baptist Church welcomes the Perry Sisters at 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 18.
Protecting life, supporting mothers 

By U.S. Rep. Adrian Smith
R-Nebraska

Head of JobsOhio board to be deposed in federal civil lawsuit against FirstEnergy
Financially struggling FirstEnergy in 2018 and 2019 paid more than $60 million through 501(c)(4) dark money groups to pass and protect a $1.3 billion ratepayer bailout related to Ohio House Bill 6.
Mowrystown family shares exciting news
I’m reaching out to share some exciting news with the community that raised me: our daughter, Karalena, has reached the Top 5 nationwide in the 2026 national "Baby of the Year" competition, presented by Jessica Alba and The Honest Company.
Ohio’s 2026 governor race: Where the candidates stand on fracking
Ohio’s candidates for governor differ greatly when it comes to fracking in the state.
Second man indicted, arrested in 1995 homicides of mother, young son in Washington County
A second man has been indicted and arrested in connection with the 1995 murders of a Washington County mother and son who were found inside their burned mobile home in Prairie Township.
Ohio Supreme Court: Prison must pay inmate $4,000 for withholding records
The Lake Erie Correctional Institution must pay a northeast Ohio inmate $2,000 in statutory damages for failing to release surveillance camera footage to him regarding two encounters with correctional officers, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled recently.
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