County receives $230K to remove blighted buildings

Properties included on list are in Bellefontaine, Huntsville, Lakeview, Lewistown, Russells Point and Quincy

Is five months too soon?

Hurley Farms Craft Show returns July 25, offers a chance to jumpstart holiday shopping

West Liberty rallies around Greene family

Annual Ice Cream Social set for July 25 behind United Methodist and United Church of Christ churches at 202 W. Newell St., West Liberty

Ohio Named CNBC’s Top State for Business

This is the first time that Ohio has held the top spot! The network credited Ohio's ranking to its low business costs, strong infrastructure, broad market access, abundant electrical power, and robust inventory of shovel-ready sites.

Why did you start your business in the first place?

Every business begins with a problem.

Why Every Logan County Business Should be Part of a Local Business Directory

A community newspaper has always been about bringing people together. A local business directory is simply another way to do exactly that.

Corey Heim Wins the 2026 Brickyard 400

INDIANAPOLIS — The Brickyard 400 has long been regarded as one of NASCAR’s crown-jewel events, and on Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Corey Heim added his name to the race’s distinguished history with a commanding and memorable victory. The 24-year-old 23XI Racing driver held off Christopher Bell and Joey Logano over the closing laps to capture the prestigious win and further establish himself as one of the sport’s brightest rising stars.

Browns 2026 Season Preview

For years, the Browns have searched for stability. Now, after trading reigning Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett, Cleveland appears to be entering a new chapter—one focused more on building for the future than competing for a championship in 2026. As training camp approaches, several key questions remain unanswered, and the answers to those questions will likely determine whether this season becomes a step forward or another frustrating campaign.

The Unsung Hero of Bellefontaine Athletics

For nearly three decades, Doug “DJ” Casey has been as much a part of Bellefontaine athletics as the Red and Black uniforms worn on the field and court. Long after seasons have ended and athletes have graduated, Casey has remained a constant presence, offering encouragement, support, and an unwavering commitment to the Chieftain community.

Roll cameras!

Dutch Tilt Film Festival returns to Holland Theatre

Fourth-graders, their families can receive free Piatt Castle Mac-A-Cheek admission

Expanded AM250 Ohio Pass offer available through July 31

July at the Holland: Free events, fun for kids, film festival

July at the Holland offers fun for all ages, much of it at no cost to the public.

Ask the Mechanic

Clean car, longer life: The case for regular washing

Car of the Week: 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air Impala

Some cars become classics. The 1959 Chevrolet became a work of art.

Winners and losers: What America's Latest Auto Sales Say about Today's Car Buyers

The second quarter of 2026 offered a fascinating snapshot of what Americans are buying—and just as importantly, what they're leaving behind.

CDC reports Cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to recalled iceberg lettuce; Ohio among affected states

Federal health officials are investigating a nationwide increase in cyclosporiasis cases, including a multistate outbreak linked to recalled iceberg lettuce that has affected Ohio and four neighboring states.

Medicines Can Make Skin Sun-Sensitive

Brought to you by the Mary Rutan Foundation

Summer heat and your medications: A hidden health risk many don't realize

Most people remember sunscreen, sunglasses and a bottle of water. But there's another summer safety concern that often goes unnoticed: the medications many of us take every day.

Notes from the Joyologist: The Bible On the Moon

There is a Bible on the moon. It's about the size of a postage stamp, contains every word of the King James Bible, and more than 50 years later, it's still there.

Apple Shares Hidden CarPlay Features Every Driver Should Know

Many drivers aren't taking advantage of some of CarPlay's most useful features - Here's some of Apple's recommendations.

Bought It... But Do You Really Own It?

Sony’s latest move reignites the digital ownership debate.

Notes from the Joyologist: The Bible On the Moon

There is a Bible on the moon. It's about the size of a postage stamp, contains every word of the King James Bible, and more than 50 years later, it's still there.

Reflections: The Loneliness of Busy

From the outside, I was doing all the "right" things. But inside, I felt far from God.

Bruises, Blue ribbons and Joy

Faith Editor, Nita Wilkinson, got muddied up and some bumps and bruises, and a great story after a calf took her out at the livestock scramble at the Logan County Fair.

Jordan Wesly Scales

Gerald “Bruce” Norris

Gail Allen Clark

Bruises, Blue ribbons and Joy

Faith Editor, Nita Wilkinson, got muddied up and some bumps and bruises, and a great story after a calf took her out at the livestock scramble at the Logan County Fair.

From surviving to giving back

Lenhart's Wardrobe Wranglin' raises $10,000 for A Kid Again

The family that fairs together ...

Roells rewarded for hard work in livestock