We may want to add the name of Tampa Florida Mayor Jane Castor to what would be a long list of politicians who’ve spoken out about an idea that sounded like a great one, that at second glance may turn … Continue reading →
She says she’s considering it, and I think there’s a very good chance that she will do it. She is former Ohio Health Department Director Doctor Amy Acton, and it is a run for the U.S. Senate seat from Ohio that … Continue reading →
Slowly, at a snails pace in some cases, officials in school systems in our state’s major cities have been announcing plans to return to at least part-time in-person classroom learning over the next month. Thousands of teachers across the state are … Continue reading →
Perhaps because Coronavirus case numbers are slowly declining, or maybe because we’re just getting tired of being in our homes, you’re starting to hear talk about something you heard very little about since last March. That’s Vacationing! Offers I’ve heard of in … Continue reading →
If we are paying attention we will all get a civic lessons in how the process of law making works in Ohio in the coming weeks. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine will be looking for Ohio House and Senate approval for a … Continue reading →
Unless you watched the Weather Channel sometime over the weekend, you probably didn’t know that the winter storm that dropped snow on our area had a name. It was called “winter storm Orlena” and if you did watch the Weather Channel … Continue reading →
Like it or not we are living in a world of executive orders these days. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and other state executives around the country have used executive orders to mandate rules and regulations that have governed our lives personal … Continue reading →
In my more than 40 years of doing news there have been far too many stories that I have had to report about missing autistic children. Far to many of those stories have had a tragic ending. That’s why an effort that … Continue reading →
Those of us who are dreaming of a life that returns to anything like normal as we deal with a 10-month old pandemic can take some encouragement in word that came from Columbus yesterday that if a current decline in … Continue reading →
The stage is now set for the U.S. Senate to divert attention away from stalled efforts to provide Americans with additional pandemic relief. An article of impeachment against former president Donald Trump that was approved by the democratically controlled house … Continue reading →
