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Lawsuits challenging embryo disposal could hinder IVF

An anti-abortion group last month sued seven Utah fertility clinics, claiming their disposal of embryos as part of the in vitro fertilization process violates the state’s wrongful death law.
ODOT District 9 releases weekly Highland County construction update
The following ODOT construction projects are anticipated to impact traffic in Highland County.
Peebles wins SHAC Div. II softball title
The Peebles softball team finished first in Division II of the Southern Hills Athletic Conference with a 10-3 record.
U.S. to 'respond' to Iran downing Army chopper; ceasefire in question
The U.S.  will “respond” after President Donald Trump confirmed the U.S. Army helicopter downed over the Strait of Hormuz was shot down by Iran Monday night.
Republicans funded immigration enforcement; every Democrat voted no
This package will ensure that our brave federal law enforcement officers have all the resources they need to track down violent criminals, stop the flow of illicit drugs into our communities, and enforce our immigration laws. In other words, it’s a victory for our country – yet every single Democrat voted against it.
Ohio's HB 105 threatens to disarm the conservative legal movement
I have spent decades in Ohio’s conservative movement, and I know the difference between a legal reform that protects citizens and one that ends up burdening the people doing the hardest work. HB 105 is well‑intentioned, but it is aimed at the wrong problem. 
Anti-semitism will get worse if it becomes a good career choice
The selective condemnation is getting worse, as is the antisemitism that accompanies it. And it will get even worse if it is rewarded by clicks, money, and acceptance. As long as Jew hatred remains good for business, as it did in Germany in the 1930s, in many Arab countries in the 1950s, and in Europe and parts of the United States today, it will get worse.
Young athletes provided valuable instruction at Coach Veidt’s Baseball Commitment Camp

Over 60 kids had a fun experience learning about baseball fundamentals at Coach Veidt’s annual Baseball Commitment Ca

USDA expands payment limitation and payment eligibility provisions for farmers
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) is expanding payment limitation and payment eligibility provisions that affect program payments including allowing for the equitable treatment of business entities.
John W. Osborn
John W. Osborn, 74, of Lynchburg, passed away peacefully Sunday, June 7, 2026 at Clinton Regional Hospital in Wilmington with his devoted wife by his side. 
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