Ohio Freedom Schools mobilize youth to speak out for public education
More than 250 students from across Ohio gathered at the Statehouse on July 22 for a National Day of Social Action.
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2025 Butter Cow Display Asks Fairgoers to “Pardon Our Dust”
COLUMBUS, Ohio - On behalf of Ohio’s dairy farmers, the 2025 butter cow display at the Ohio State Fair has a cheerful message to fairgoers: “Pardon Our Dust!” Major renovations are underway across the fairgrounds, including in the historic Dairy Products Building, the home of the butter cow and calf.
Northwest Ohio ESC briefed on status of veto overrides and federal grants
The Northwest Ohio Educational Service Center Governing Board held its regular meeting on July 22, 2025, to be briefed on several matters and address various business.
Backing Small Businesses Grant program accepting applications
The Backing Small Businesses Grant program is now accepting applications. Main Street America and American Express are awarding 400 grants of $10,000 to small brick-and-mortar businesses to help them grow and strengthen their community impact.
Mallory Ehrhart named to Spring 2025 President’s List at Youngstown State University
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Mallory Ehrhart, of Antwerp, majoring in Theatre - Musical Theatre track, has been named to Youngstown State University’s President’s List for achieving a perfect 4.0 grade point average in the Spring Semester 2025.
Katlyn Short heads new chapter for Van Wert Counseling
VAN WERT - Van Wert Counseling is proud to announce a significant and exciting development in the life of the practice. Long-time team member Katlyn Short, MSW, LISW-S, has officially assumed ownership, marking a new chapter in the organization’s continued mission to provide exceptional mental health services to the community.
988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline marks third anniversary of providing lifesaving support to Ohioans
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Today, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline commemorates three years of service. Since launching in 2022, the Lifeline’s trained specialists have responded to nearly 600,000 calls, texts, and chats from Ohioans experiencing emotional distress or a behavioral health crisis.