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If the judge in Rupp v. Bonta follows the Supreme Court's Bruen decision, she will overturn California’s ban.

Ohio Lake Erie Commission to host photo contest

Another sure sign of spring! Many of you are familiar with the return of the Buzzards in Hinckley, Ohio on March 15. Apparently the buzzards like Catawba

Community Roundup: Diversified Medical Occupation classes forming

CMP Staff Writer The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP), a non-profit organization based in Port Clinton, announced scholarship opportunities available to local high school seniors.

Here's the story of one well-traveled, Mosin-Nagant rifle that had been born in one country, fought for another country and then fought for two more countries over a short span of only thirty years.

Monthly matches begin March 11 and air range is open evenings Tuesdays and Thursdays.

BY SHERI TRUSTY

The CMP is pleased to announce the recent acquisition of .30 carbine, .22 pistol, M2 ball, and .22 Long Rifle surplus ammunition supply

The soaring popularity of the M1 Carbine is driving up prices and lowering availability. Some companies are doing their best to keep the rifle available. Here's my experience and some insight about how to buy this coveted service arm.