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(From the Center for Advanced Manufacturing) Industry leaders from Northwest Ohio, along with the presidents from Bowling Green State University, University of Findlay, and Owens Community College welcomed several legislators on Tuesday for a manufacturing roundtable highlighting the Center for Advanced Manufacturing. The Center for Advanced Manufacturing was created through a partnership between BGSU, UF,

State Representative Jon Cross and his family are moving to Findlay. Cross’ Kenton home was destroyed in a fire on August 5th. Cross released a statement thanking people for their support and announcing his family’s move to Findlay. The Cross Family statement can be read below. “Christina, Carson, Connor and I are deeply touched and

KENTON, OH (WLIO) - A Kenton home of an Ohio lawmaker is a total loss after a fire over the weekend.

The Kenton home of State Representative Jon Cross was destroyed in a fire. The Kenton Fire Department responded to the report of a garage fire on Maureen Drive Saturday night. When firefighters arrived on the scene the garage and house were engulfed in flames. Cross and his family safely made it out of the house,

Ohio state Rep. Jon Cross said he lost his home in Hardin County over the weekend when his attached garage caught on fire.

KENTON, Ohio (WCMH) — A central Ohio state representative and his family are safe after a house fire Saturday night in Hardin County. NBC4 confirmed with representative Jon Cross (R) of Ohio’s 83rd district that his house in Kenton burned down last night as a result of a garage fire. The Kenton Fire Department confirmed […]

COLUMBUS — Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, Lt. Governor Jon Husted, and Ohio Department of Development Director Lydia Mihalik this week announced grant awards tota

(From the Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation) The Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation is pleased to announce its advocacy program has resulted in over $6.9 million in government funds. This return is 35-times the investment of $200,000 granted by the Foundation for this work. “Our advocacy work focuses on helping Hancock County nonprofits develop relationships with elected

Time is running out for Ohio lawmakers to pass the state budget by the June 30 deadline.

It seems everyone across Memphis has either been a victim of a car break-in, or knows someone who has.