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Ohio recovery housing has grown nearly 400%; new executive order provides more oversight

Ohio state Rep. Justin Pizzulli recently shared a story about a man struggling with an opioid addiction who received a court order to go to recovery housing in Portsmouth in Scioto County.
Ralph McKee crafts 2 new ‘Quaker Bowls’ for Wilmington-Earlham sports rivalry
It’s a solid bet to proclaim that the Quakers will win each time sports teams from Wilmington College and Earlham College take to the field, court or any other athletic competition venue against one another. Both schools are nicknamed “Quakers,” and since 1963, the prize in the Friends-affiliated schools’ sports rivalry has been the “Quaker Bowl.”
Lions, Lady Lions each win against host Piketon

The Fairfield Lions and Fairfield Lady Lions soccer teams earned wins in non-conference play on Wednesday evening by

Hillsboro battles for 4-set win over Fayetteville; Davis sets new school kills record 

Though the Hillsboro Lady Indians lost the first set on the road in their non-conference match against the Fayettevil

Hillsboro Garden Club announces 2026 landscaping winners
The Hillsboro Garden Club in association with the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs is pleased to announce their 2026 landscaping winner selections. In the Community category is the Bell City Church at 126 E. Beech Street.
Lebanon OSHP Post investigating fatal traffic crash
The Lebanon Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a one-vehicle fatal traffic crash that occurred on Shaker Road near state Route 122 in the Township of Franklin, Warren County.
Poll: Majority of voters concerned with rise of socialism, communism
The Center Square’s Voters Voice Poll found 63% of Americans are concerned with the growth of socialism or communism in American politics, while 29% are not concerned.
Tigers improve to 2-0 with win over Northwest

GREENFIELD  — The McClain Tigers football team improved to 2-0 on the season after defeating Northwest 34-7 Friday ni

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