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What Babe Ruth teaches religious educators

Babe Ruth, one of the greatest baseball players ever, was Catholic. Although not pious for most of his life, the Hall of Famer’s spiritual journey offers an encouraging lesson for catechists: what they teach today might not bear immediate fruit, but may become the inspiration a soul depends on to grow in a relationship with Christ.
Energy security starts with supply, and Ohio can help deliver

By Chris Zeigler 
Executive Director 
American Petroleum Institute Ohio

Highland County Sheriff’s Report
These incidents have been reported by the HCSO.
Ohio gets a failing mark on sex education policy from national group
Ohio received an “F” for its sex education policy, according to a new report from the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States.
Mamdani blasted for calling Israel’s Gaza war ‘genocide’ on Oct. 7 anniversary
The New York-based Anti Defamation League blasted Mamdani's statement and accused him of "weaponizing a day meant for mourning" and for failing to acknowledge that "Hamas-led attackers murdered civilians, committed sexual violence, mutilated bodies, and took hostages. You are weaponizing a day meant for mourning the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust to recycle your usual anti-zionist talking points," the ADL said in a statement.
Race for Ohio Treasurer decides who invests the state’s billions and how
The nation is keeping an eye on Ohio’s November general election, particularly the governor’s race and those at the top of the ballot. But no matter who is elected to be the next governor, as secretary of state, or to a seat in the legislature, they all have to partner with the leader of the office that oversees the $280 billion in Ohio’s financial accounts.
Athens Municipal Court Judge Todd L. Grace announces candidacy for Ohio Court of Appeals
Judge Todd L. Grace has announced today that he has accepted Democratic Party’s nomination for the Ohio Court of Appeals’ Fourth District.
2 Hillsboro men indicted on rape, GSI charges in October grand jury session
Two Hillsboro men were charged with rape and gross sexual imposition during the Tuesday, Oct. 6 session of the Highland County grand jury.
Ohio Farm Bureau supports expanded use of dyed diesel
The administration recently issued an executive order easing restrictions on the use of tax-exempt dyed diesel fuel for on-road agricultural transportation.
Chicago chases away the rich; Miami says 'thank you'
A problem of our modern age is that there are no adverse consequences for people who believe things at odds with reality.
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