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Lake County, Ohio is recruiting volunteers to help older adults live independently through three programs that deliver meals, provide companionship, and assist with daily tasks. New volunteers can even earn a $50 gift card while making a real difference in their community.
Every single county in Ohio saw unemployment drop in April, with rates falling as low as 2.0% in some areas. Northwest Ohio led the charge with five counties landing in the state's top ten for job growth.
All 88 counties across Ohio reported lower unemployment in April, with some of the hardest-hit areas seeing the biggest turnarounds. Even counties still above the state average are moving in the right direction.
Over 1,200 volunteers donated 21,000 hours to restore Lake County's forest preserves last year, valued at $734,000. From reviving dying lakes to growing vegetables for neighbors, their work is bringing nature back to life. #
A proven anti-poverty program that's helped nearly 500 people in Marion, Ohio is bringing its life-changing approach to neighboring Crawford County. Crawford Matters will teach residents how to build lasting stability through education, resources, and mindset shifts.
Trumbull County, Ohio just made exploring local history free, fun, and accessible with a new passport program spanning 34 historic sites. Two lucky winners will score gift baskets just for visiting their own backyard.
Despite economic uncertainty nationwide, Northeast Ohio scored a clean sweep in 2025 with job creation wins in every single county. Team NEO helped secure nearly 3,000 new jobs and $455 million in investments across the region.
A new 14,000-square-foot Innovation Center in Jefferson County, Ohio, will double the area's walk-in clinics while adding education and job training services. The facility, built next to Hill Elementary School, opens this August and addresses the community's biggest healthcare barrier: access.
A new 117-megawatt solar farm in Highland County, Ohio just powered up using panels manufactured right in the state. It's proof that American-made clean energy can work at scale while boosting local communities.
A new rescue trailer funded by a $75,000 state grant will help first responders in Belmont County reach victims faster during mass casualty events. Local school districts even chipped in $20,000 to buy protective gear for the teams who'll use it.
A quick-thinking bystander rescued a crash victim from a car engulfed in flames in Hancock County, Ohio. The victim credits the stranger with saving his life.
Nine Knox County students are heading to Ohio State University with financial support totaling $18,500, thanks to their local alumni club's commitment to education. The scholarships reward merit and keep talented hometown students pursuing their dreams.
A dedicated group of 14 volunteers spent their Saturday cleaning up Route 212 in Tuscarawas County, joining 140 other community groups saving Ohio millions in highway maintenance costs. Their work proves that small local actions can create massive statewide impact.
A program that's helped 500 people break free from poverty in Marion, Ohio is expanding to neighboring Crawford County. Crawford Matters will teach residents the skills and mindset needed to build lasting financial stability.
More than 260 high school students across Logan County, Ohio gathered for an inspiring celebration of academic excellence. The Rotary Club of Bellefontaine brought together seven schools for its 49th annual tradition of recognizing student achievement.
Four South Lake County high school seniors are each receiving $10,000 scholarships to pursue their college dreams, thanks to a community-funded program that celebrates heart, hustle, and service. Their stories prove that hard work and giving back truly open doors.
Researchers livestreamed a dive 1,300 feet down to Lake Superior's darkest depths, revealing thriving life and important clues about the lake's health. The mission showed that even extreme underwater environments can teach us how to protect the Great Lakes.
A Lake Middle High School teacher with 40 years of experience has been named Ohio's Genocide Educator of the Year for her dedication to teaching students about humanity's darkest chapters. Elisa Case will receive her award at the Governor's Holocaust Commemoration this April.
A new partnership in Ohio is rescuing perfectly good food from going to waste and delivering it straight to families who need it most. The program has already made its first delivery and plans to expand across Ross County.
Retired teachers in Ohio are investing in tomorrow's educators with a $750 scholarship for college juniors and seniors studying education. Since 1997, this rotating award has supported Perry County graduates who choose to give back through teaching.
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