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COLUMBUS — Ohio Lt. Gov. Jon Husted, who serves as director of the Governor’s Office of Workforce Transformation recently announced the results of the March round of TechCred, in which

Dayton City School is launching a Brick Campaign to raise funds for its new cafetorium, allowing local businesses to purchase inscribed bricks.

The New Castle Citywide Development Corporation received $30,000 in grant funding from the Lawrence County Board of Realtors to focus on downtown revitalization.

More food and fun are being added to the Slocum Volunteer Fire Department’s 47th annual Mother’s Day Weekend Barbecue and Auction.

A new census of Kern County’s homeless population found nearly 2,700 people living in shelters on the streets countywide — a 37% uptick from last year as officials struggle to

IDAHO REPUBLICAN PARTY: The Idaho Republican Party will never stop fighting for faith, family, and freedom.

The Gaza War can’t stop the economic convergence of India, Europe, and the Middle East.

Stories in this Regional News Roundup are excerpted from weekly newspapers from around the region. This is part one, with part two scheduled to appear in Sunday’s Tribune.

A Somerset County family that launched a craft distillery last fall is opening a retail tasting room in Confluence called the Shine Shack.

Some legislative Democrats pushing transit agency consolidation and reform welcomed the news of the governor’s new openness to a service tax.