To the editor: A few years ago nobody would have tolerated anyone who belittled a war hero or mocked a handicapped journalist. No one would have voted for someone who bragged about sexually assaulting women, then called his victims liars. Common sense says not to trust someone who’s had ...

To the editor: Holiday travel season is in full swing, and gas prices are on the minds of many drivers. With smart energy policies, we can help ensure that Ohioans continue to have access to affordable, reliable energy during this holiday season and those to come. As geopolitical uncertainty ...

To the editor: Recently, Visiting Angels of Salem was recognized by the HCP (Home Care Professionals) as seventh on the list of 100 leaders in experience agencies in North America. A shout out goes to Susan Frenger (20 years) and Connie Frenger (17 years). If not for your dedication, hard ...

To the editor: It was not all that long ago that many of the same critics that are now decrying the selection of Congressman Bill Johnson as the next president of Youngstown State University were doing the same with the selection of former Ohio State Head Football Coach Jim Tressel. As it ...

To the editor: The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Oil and Gas Land Management Commission (OGLMC) signed away Ohio’s state parks on November 15; approving fracking leases on Salt Fork State Park, Zepernick Wildlife Area, and Valley Run Wildlife Area. Ohio citizens submitted over ...

To the editor: Nine months ago many of our lives changed when a train derailed alongside East Taggart Street. Everyone in this community has a story to tell about how Feb. 3 impacted our lives. As a Norfolk Southern employee who calls East Palestine home, my story isn’t more important than ...