Trump announces US meeting with Iran, Rural voters share opinions on economy, Judge orders Trump to lift media ban on 3 US news outlets.
A dispensary in Jackson closed from Sept. 1 to Sept. 17 while the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control investigated two reports of “serious adverse health events” from a product obtained there. The dispensary was allowed to reopen after the DCC did not find any contaminated substances in the products.
The proposed affordable housing development in Athens Township, Avanelle Crossing, was paused in July. However, the developers are looking at alternative locations city officials are not hopeful the development will be constructed.
US claims to have destroyed five Iranian oil tankers, Trump pledges $5,000 to every U.S. adult if GOP wins midterms, U.S. making progress in reopening Strait of Hormuz.
In the weeks following Dolly Parton’s death, there has been a large increase in purchases of Dolly Parton license plates. $25 from every Dolly Parton license plate purchased goes to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Ohio.
The White House announced a major oil deal with a private company in Venezuelan oil fields, claiming it will lower gas prices and boost the economy. Experts, however, claim the deal will likely not impact gas prices for another 10-15 years.
US Headlines: Army secretary steps down, judge blocks Trump’s attempt to limit birthright citizenship and Iran claims strike on US ship.
US Headlines: US raises tariffs on Canada, Supreme Court supports Trump’s mail-in ballot restrictions and Darline Graham wins GOP primary in SC.
US Headlines: Three people are dead after an attack on a San Diego mosque, House Republicans delay vote on war powers resolution and Iran war negotiations continue.
On April 3, Jean Demosky, the executive director of the Athens County Department of Job and Family Services, was arrested. Demosky is accused of misallocating funds through the Athens County Community Cares Fund, a non-profit she started.
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