Ohio
Hey C.O., it’s time to get our eat on! January 20th-25th is ‘614 Restaurant Week’ which gives you a chance to try out delicious meals from some of your favorite eateries and some you may have never tried before. According to 614now.com, over 150 establishments are offering 3 course meals from $15-$40. All of this […]
Over the weekend, the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office had their hands full after an inmate escaped! The chaos ensued Saturday, when a woman, identified as 33-year-old Brittany D. Thompson, managed to escape confinement at the Jackson County facilities. According to reports, she was taken into custody Saturday at the Jackson County Correctional Facility on drug […]
An Ohio student has gone above and beyond the call of duty and made us all proud by graduating college before he’s even done with high school! Sounds a little crazy, but its is no surprise to me to see a young black man working hard to fulfill his dreams. As reported on TSR, 17-year-old […]
At many schools across the country students are finding themselves in debt. The debt is piling up from students eating lunch everyday. The lunch debt thats building up is making some school officials take matters into their own hands. The Wellington Exempted Village School District superintendent reveals that an investigation is currently underway to determine […]
There’s a new work requirement that will take effect soon and may cause approximately 20,000 Ohioans to lose their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. According to NBC4i.com, local food pantries feel that the new work requirement rule will result to more families being in need. Under the new rule, a county’s unemployment rate has […]
Ohio is continuously expanding the workforce throughout the state by welcoming companies creating jobs and opportunities. Recently Google broke ground on a pricey new data center in New Albany, joining Amazon and Facebook. Well now, Amazon is expanding and will be looking to fill more than 1,500 positions at its fulfillment center in West Jefferson. […]
Allegiant Air has been known to have more selective flight schedules departing from Columbus’s Rickenbacker Airport. Moving forward the company has made efforts to expand their reach. The company is undergoing its largest service expansion in its history! Thanks to the expansion, Allegiant Air will now offer non-stop flight service from Columbus, Ohio to […]
If you’re looking for some events in the city, here are a few things to look out for: This Month All month long, Chic-fil-a is giving out free nuggets! All you to do is sign up on the app! https://www.wlwt.com/article/chick-fil-a-giving-away-free-chicken-nuggets-all-month/30505501 Wednesday, January 15, 2020 The Neighborhood Rose Project presents: Check The Record – Marijuana Expungement […]
In one of the most saddest reports of the new decade, the body of missing Ohio teen, Harley Dilly, has been found. It’s not the results we were hoping for. Dilly was found deceased in the chimney of a home just yards away from where he was last seen. Port Clinton Police Chief, rob Hickman, […]
The city of Columbus is receiving a major gift to help address a pressing issue in our community. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has agreed to provide more than $140,000 to help the homeless veteran community. The U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development created a partnership with Veterans Affairs […]
The State of Ohio receives nationwide attention for a number of things. One of our hometown favorites is our beloved Buckeyes. However, in the Buckeye State the number of children without health insurance coverage has become a pertinent issue. According to reports, an estimated 41,642 infants, toddlers and preschoolers went without coverage in 2018, a […]
Growing up pretty much anywhere in America, there is always good and bad. Becoming a teen and the years leading into adulthood really help shape and mold many young minds. Some people strive for greatness, while others succumb to the negativity surrounding the environments they’ve been raised in. For some who may have taken […]