A state House of Representatives committee has once again re-referred legislation to prevent biological men from competing in women’s sports to another committee - and Rep. Kathy Rapp isn’t happy about it. This time, Rapp had a front row seat as three bills Republicans want to see voted ...
From tea cups to curtain calls, the Warren Players are inviting the community to experience the wonder of Alice in Wonderland in more ways than one. This summer, families will have the opportunity to step into the whimsical world of Wonderland through both the Warren Players' Jack in the Box ...
The first “Culture Class” at First Lutheran Church will be presented by Siby Thomas on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. When Pastor Jeff Ewing was awarded a 2026 Pastoral Renewal Grant from the Lilly Foundation, he had to describe: “What would make your heart sing?” He included travel to learn ...
From a young age, we’ve been taught to learn from our elders. While this still holds true, I propose that we also learn from our children. We can all reminisce when childhood embodied simpler times, more fun, and less stress. By tapping into these forgotten mindsets and listening to what ...
The seeds of the Antebellum period in the United States were planted many years before the Civil War would tear the country apart. "For the newly independent United States, the first order of business was to establish a national government," explained Roger Micker, president of the Wheeling, ...
Collin Clough presented the Paul Clough Memorial Academic Scholarship on behalf of the Clough family, honoring the legacy of Paul Clough as a teacher, coach, and role model who encouraged students to pursue excellence in both academics and life. Applicants for the scholarship were asked to ...