In 1921 Ohio voters approved a constitutional amendment to give bonuses to soldiers returning home from World War I. » Full Story

With all the debate over national health care policy, it’s easy to forget that most polls show people like their own health care providers, doctors, hospitals and the lik. » Full Story

“Avoid Harm, Obey the Stop Arm” is the theme for this week, which is National School Bus Safety Week, sponsored by the National Association for Pupil Transportation. » Full Story

Congratulations are in order for everyone involved at the former Jefferson Community College and elsewhere for bringing about a major change in post-secondary education and work force training with... » Full Story

Americans are capable of rational thought, despite our best attempts to convince the world otherwise. » Full Story

Our local United Way officials are gearing up for the annual Day of Caring on Oct. 30, and volunteers, businesses and area organizations are welcome to sign up to participate. » Full Story

Voters in the Edison Local School District will be asked to approve a 2-mill emergency renewal levy when they head to polls on Nov. 3.

We urge them to says “yes. » Full Story

Putting the selection of President Barack Obama as the winner of the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize into some kind of perspective is difficult, for basically the same reasons that it was a shock that the... » Full Story

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Two recent headline cases make it clear that domestic violence is a serious problem in the area. » Full Story

There is a reason why replicas of the Nina and the Pinta are making the rounds of the nation, including a planned stop at Steubenville that will run from Oct. 23 to Nov. 2. » Full Story