It happened again. A man walked into a school and killed children and teachers. Again. It has happened often enough in this country that we are becoming desensitized to the death of 19 innocent children and two of their teachers — this time in Texas. Our outrage becomes political and ...

The band plays, school choirs sing and parents hold steady their cellphone cameras as the dozens of students file down the aisle in their caps and gowns, tassels bouncing. They have entered the venue as seniors in high school. They will leave graduates — the first step toward their new ...

Many people successful in their life’s pursuits are where they are today because of educational opportunities afforded by federal student loans or grants. Those former students should be forever grateful for having had the opportunity to grow up in a free nation with abundant educational ...

Ohio lawmakers have been right, over the past several years, to pay attention to our state’s burgeoning brewery business. Now, the Ohio Craft Brewers Association is celebrating the 400th licensed craft brewery in the state — the Guernsey Brewhouse in Cambridge. According to the OCBA there ...

If it seems as though Ohio’s economy is grinding to a slow slog, you’re not imagining things. Among other indicators, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose released data that show new business filings in the state decreased by 20% from March to April 2022, and 30% from April 2021 to April ...

Remember your high school years? Remember your decision-making abilities, and how little you understood about what the future might hold? Fortunately, it seems as though Ohio’s high school principals remember them, too, perhaps helped along by their daily exposure to the ups and downs of life ...