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Effective October 3, 2023, the threshold amount for rejecting bids when they exceed the original construction estimate will increase for certain Ohio public entities. Previously, Ohio...

DEAR EDITOR: Driving vehicles requires constant awareness of surroundings. Now is when surroundings introduce new concerns and challenges. It’s back-to-sc

Sexual battery charges have been dropped against Chester Township police officer and former West Geauga Schools School Resource Officer Nicholas Iacampo, who appeared before visiting Judge Mark Wiest in Chardon Municipal Court Aug. 18. “This (dismissal) is based on a supreme court case, State v. Mole, from 2016 that ruled that the specific (Ohio) Revised

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Outdoor alcohol consumption could be in the cards for the city of St. Clairsville. During the last council meeting, Planning and Zoning Dire

ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Outdoor alcohol consumption could be in the cards for the city of St. Clairsville. During the last council meeting, Planning and Zoning Director Tom Murphy said his office has received a proposal to establish a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area. “The city was approached by the owners of the Newellstown Diner,” Murphy said. […]

With Hillsboro City Council’s August meeting falling roughly halfway through the public comment period for the city’s proposed pedestrian safety project, the citizens’ comments portion of the meeting included backlash from property owners concerned about the projected loss of parking spots in the uptown district.

Hillsboro City Council members discussed adding a new parks director position to the city’s pay scale, as well as talks of raising wages for elected officials, during their Thursday, Aug. 17 meeting.

What a shame Ohio public officials continue to prove to Buckeye State residents it is necessary to keep a close eye on them. Most recently, we learned the Offic

News Editor news@presspublilcations.com The Ohio Sixth District Court of Appeals has issued three opinions involving a man who’d been declared a vexatious litigator and blocks him from obtaining a court order against Ottawa County Common Pleas Court Judge Bruce Winters.

On March 1, 2021, the Office of the Ohio Inspector General (OIG) received an anonymous complaint alleging that the Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Commission (OTIC) was failing to comply with applicable procurement requirements.