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The Tremont Center grocery, owned by Rob Littleton and Alan Scantland, is expected to open by the end of the year.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been exhausting for all of us - whether weve been infected or not.

The editorial board argues Newark must examine whether it is paying a fair rate for its workers in municipal court or other departments.

Local homelessness advocate and organizer Tim Huffman joins the show to explore why the city has taken longer than expected to open a no-barrier shelter this winter.

The editorial board writes that Licking County governments must assess their employee pay or risk losing talented workers.

It is a bad look for the Newark City Council to prevent people who were invited to testify from speaking.

This past weeks weather has made us - and we suspect most of you - ready for summer. Temperatures nearing 80 degrees with bright sunshine helped generate smiles across Licking County as we move towards a post-pandemic life. New CDC guidelines and Ohio regulations have lifted most of the COVID-19 restrictions weve borne over the past 14 months. Restaurants and shops no longer need to require masks for vaccinated customers, sports and entertainment venues will soon no longer need to restrict cap...

Protesting should be about calling out unfair, unsafe or unreasonable policies to prompt change, the editorial board writes.

For anyone who has visited the school - as the editorial board did last month - the need for replacement is obvious. Buckets sit in the gymnasium bleachers to catch leaks from the roof. Extension cords stretch across classrooms to provide power to sections where the outlets no longer function. Kids must navigate a maze of hallways and inclines to get to different parts of the building. The building operates with a sewage lift station, which has failed in the past, and could cause severe health...

Emory Schley: Did Mother Nature and Jack Frost switch roles? Ocala Star-Banner I’m writing this on what will have been last Saturday by the time you read it. I had thought “Spring had sprung” on us here in Beautiful Marion County, but I guess Mother Nature likes to keep us guessing. She must have been snickering a bit this morning as we awoke to temperatures in the high 30s. Or could it be she just took a day or two off and had Jack Frost fill in for her? PERSONAL NOTE: Today, I am sched...