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Crossers, some were just making their way into the United States without protection. Now were are seeing almost everybody who does cross. Its just not surprising, we are going to leave this conversation and find it on cspan online and take you live to the floor of the house. Members will be working on extending funding deadlines. Live to the floor here on cspan. The speaker pro tempore the house will be in order. The prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. Chaplain kibben would you pray with me . Holy god, you have set an awareness of eternity in our hearts that we would spend our days long...

Expanding, costly autoworkers strike, and oh, the return of student loan payments, they are just around the corner. We are talking to Congresswoman Emilia about how, and if, congress can do anything about any of this. And, we are heading to florida, where former congresswoman debbie lieu is on the ballot. We are going to chat looking to challenge senator rick scott for his seat. We will ask her how she plans to break the republican stronghold. Plus, Social Media Sensation is in the simone spotlight. They are giving us the t about their rise, and the new music that they are dropping. Im symone ...

Trendy Acres Boutique has been selected as the inaugural Akron Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month for April. Business of the Month will recognize businesses with outstanding achievements, exceptional customer service, community support and/or leadership within the community.  Members must be current on their dues. Each month, the Business of the Month committee will […]

The Washington County Board of Commissioners held their regular weekly meeting on Tuesday, February 20.  The meeting opened with a prayer by IT Director Sean Kennedy, which was followed by the “Pledge of Allegiance.”  Chairman Kent Vance called the meeting to order at 8:02 a.m. The consent agenda was approved as presented. County Administrator Misty Peterson presented a […]

Summit County industrialist Ohio Columbus Barber was featured on 1 million tax stamps from 1865 through 1867. Now only 44 exist, and one is for sale.