As 2025 kicks off, Ohio introduces new laws affecting wages, education, and more New Ohio Laws Taking Effect as the New Year Begins Columbus: It’s a fresh start in Ohio with new laws rolling out. The minimum wage is up, and there are changes in schools regarding religious expression and bathroom use. Starting this year,…
Two Danville graduates make Forbes’ “30 Under 30” list, showcasing local talent and inspiring future leaders from their hometown Anything Can Come Out of Danville, and It Just Did Danville: Dec. 28—”Anything can come out of Danville,” Aarian Forman said, and he knows what he’s talking about. He and fellow DHS grad Brandon Yates just…
Ohio lawmakers are prioritizing the interests of the powerful while neglecting the vulnerable during the holiday season Ohio Lawmakers Bring Comfort to the Comfortable This Holiday Season Columbus: The Ohio Statehouse is buzzing, but not in a good way. As the holidays approach, many folks are feeling more dread than cheer. With the political scene…
Jenna Lawler from Rushville has been awarded the 2025 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship, recognizing her academic and community achievements Lawler Selected as Rush County’s 2025 Lilly Scholarship Winner Rushville: Big news for the local community! Jenna Lawler, a student at Rushville Consolidated High School, has been named the recipient of the 2025 Lilly Endowment Community…
Maine’s Child Development Services is struggling with widespread payroll delays, affecting contractors who provide essential educational services for disabled students. Maine’s Child Development Services Faces Major Payroll Delays for Contractors Portland: So, here’s the scoop. Maine’s Child Development Services, which helps kids with disabilities, is having a tough time paying its contractors on time. It’s…
The Supreme Court has declined to hear a case from Wisconsin parents challenging school support for transgender students, raising concerns about parental rights. Supreme Court’s Surprising Decision: Wisconsin Parents Lose Bid to Challenge School Policies Washington: The Supreme Court recently decided not to take on a case that could have helped parents challenge school policies…
