Editor, News-Register: My granddaughter, Sarah, just graduated high school. She’s a good student, raised by two “mothers” who have given her a bright future. When Sarah was a toddler, her mother worked in a local school. “Maria” was hired as nanny-caretaker. She became Sarah’s ...
- To the folks still turning out each day to help rebuild the Valley Grove and Triadelphia communities. Much work remains following the June 14 flash flooding — namely continuing to clean out homes, replace appliances and help folks get back to some semblance of normal. Thank you to all those ...
In 2012, I was invited to a conference held by the Milton Friedman Institute in Indianapolis. The Institute invited 20 or so legislators from around the country to discuss school choice issues and how much progress had been made to that point. Like most conferences we heard from a variety of ...
Groups from all over the Ohio Valley are showing in impressive fashion that their thoughts — and deeds — remain with the people of Ohio County still rebuilding after the June 14 flash flooding. Fourth Street United Methodist Church recently donated $10,000 to the church’s West ...
Heat across our region likely has many households cranking up the air conditioning and using plenty of electricity. Combine household need with that of Ohio’s industrial energy consumers and PJM Interconnection is advising the strain on our electrical grid may be too great. “At the ...
As has always been the case, young drivers need not just lots of practice, but lots of guidance before they get their driver’s licenses and hit the road on their own. One would think that would go without saying, but Ohio officials are worried enough about a growing trend that Gov. Mike ...