Foster led the Golden Bears to a 19-7 record, second place in the Mid-Eastern Conference and the second semi-state appearance ...

A moratorium on data center facilities first fell short of the necessary votes, then passed on a second try. Portland City Council ultimately approved a one-year moratorium on data centers on first ...

A recently proposed piece of legislation that would specifically hit Fort Recovery Local Schools’ budget if approved is Ohio House Bill 335. Among other items, it would eliminate inside millage ...

FORT RECOVERY — The girls have made two trips to state. The boys have made one. With both team’s numbers growing stronger by the year, they can now both claim to be high school sports. Fort Recovery ...

First to Eleven, a cover band based out of Erie, Pennsylvania, will perform at 8 p.m. today at the park in Portland. The band takes popular songs and adds an extra twist, mashing different styles from ...

Clean energy has also become a lifeline for local governments. Revenue from wind and solar projects is one of the only sustainable ways we have to fund essential services like roads and public safety ...

Jay School Board passed a resolution Monday indicating its intent to move forward with the estimated $17.44 million project ...

The village’s 2.5 mill — In Ohio, property taxes are charged as millage, with one mill equal to one-tenth of a cent — five-year general expense tax levy is up for renewal in the fall. Fort Recovery ...

Grant Glentzer swims the butterfly as part of the 13-14-year-old 200-meter medley relay team during Monday’s meet between the Jay County Summer Swim team and the Fort Recovery Eels at Portland Water ...

Donald E. DeWitt, 85, passed away on Thursday, June 12, 2025, at Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie, Indiana. He was born on March 22, 1940, in Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania, to ...

Fort Recovery High School released its fourth quarter honor roll.

Trust that your friends care about you, and be gentle with yourself when your brain tries to fill in the blanks with worry. Let compassion, not assumption, be your default.