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ELKTON — With several weeks of shows under its belt, the Elkton Music Hall drew dozens to downtown Elkton for the venue’s official ribbon cutting ceremony Friday.

A roundup of guest columns about the August election on Ohio Issue 1.

Letters to the Editor: Issue 1 is Disrespectful to Ohioans. Maintain majority rule. Ohioans arent into Californication.

Vote "yes" on Issue 1 to require a 60 percent supermajority in order to fend off the Californication of Ohio and keep our state’s constitution as a durable foundational document, Robert Alt writes.

ELKTON — Employees of the Town of Elkton have recently begun pushing for collective bargaining rights in an effort to obtain what they say is the “respect to sit down

Who is authorized to tax the income of a commuter who doesn’t commute? This question—born of the pandemic and currently pending before the Supreme Court of Ohio—could be coming to a tax bill near you, and soon.

ELKTON — After an unanimous vote, the Town of Elkton’s Mayor and Commissioners passed the town’s Fiscal Year 2024 (FY24) budget June 7, 2023. The budget will maintain the town’s

Administration and congressional negotiators reached agreement early Sunday on a package of actions to address the alarming financial situation facing the U.S. economy

Business news from Richland County and Ohio.

In a 2001 radio interview that's just come to light, Barack Obama discussed the Supreme Court's role in redistributing wealth. Call it Obama's "Joe the Plumber meets Justice Brennan" moment.