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State won't ban guns from Ohio Statehouse grounds ahead of 'armed march' by Trump supporters Randy Ludlow, The Columbus Dispatch © Brooke LaValley, THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH Jamie Sears and John Burrows, both friends from Galloway, hold flags imploring, "Come and Take It" during a rally organized by the group Guns Across America on the Ohio Statehouse Lawn in Columbus, Ohio. State officials plan no last-minute moves to ban guns from the grounds of the Ohio Statehouse ahead of a planned "armed march" by pro-Donald Trump forces which mistakenly believe the election was stolen fro...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Early Stakeholder Outreach- CRO 2022 Rules: Ohio EPA, Division of Environmental Response and Revitalization (DERR), is seeking stakeholder input on amendments to rules in the Cessation of Regulated Activities Program. The changes under consideration include changes based on the rules’ 5-year review required under Ohio Revised Code (ORC) 106.03. At this time, Ohio EPA intends to amend rule 3745-352-01 for non-substantive punctuation and terminology corrections, and update reference dates. Ohio EPA does not intend to change any add...

Guns had been banned on the Ohio Statehouse grounds prior to April 2019, although the ban was seldom enforced.

Part I: GCPH from 2010 to 2019 By Melissa Howell Howell Editor’s note: This is Part I of the Centennial Celebration series for October covering Greene County Public Health from 2010-2019. The board of health from 2010 to 2019 was extremely busy! As part of our Centennial Celebration, this month’s article focuses on actions taken by the board of health for the betterment of the agency, its constituents, and the residents of the County. Plans and policies approved by the board Throughout the decade, the board of health met monthly and approved many plans, policies and other actions. They i...

mnewbanks@mariettatimes.com File photo Alexis Lane, 23, of Coffman Farms, hair sprays and teases the tail on a heifer during the 2020 Washington County Fair to make it look fuller. The 2021 fair schedule was recently announced by the Ohio Department of Agriculture, although it is unknown what the fairs will look like next year. Katie Boyer, Department of Agriculture public information officer, said it is unknown as to what restrictions will be put on the 2021 fairs. “There have been no new orders issued, but the current order still stands, as it’s indefinite,” she explained. “There’...