Kiwanis raffle will raise funds for community projects Published 12:00 am Thursday, June 5, 2025 In December, Kiwanis president Sean Davis presented a $7,000 check to Monica Schwab, the community Outreach Coordinator for Lawrence County DD. The check went to help with the construction of a playground at the Open Door School. (Submitted Photo) The
Getty Images A recent proposal for funding the Cleveland Browns‘ new stadium, has become a controversial topic as Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and other state legislators want to pull from publicly unclaimed funds to help build the $2.4 billion project. And according to Cleveland.com, some very notable names are among the residents who are owed
The Election Law Enforcement Commission disbursed nearly $350,000 to a trio of gubernatorial candidates on Wednesday, as candidates try to scrounge up any cash they can before Election Day next week. Most of Wednesday’s money went to a pair of Democrats, with $154,603 headed for Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and $136,400 going to former state
A 529 plan is a great way to enjoy some tax advantages while you save up for college. But after all that hard work saving, you want to make sure you are smart about tapping those funds. Sticking to the rules for how and when you use the funds — and steering clear of common
A musical event aimed at supporting the renovation of the Julian Town Square in the heart of the historic mountain town will take place June 7. Hosted by the Julian Community Heritage Foundation, the 4th Julian Town Square Music Festival will help to raise funds for continued work on the Square. Organizers plan to make
The Ohio Senate wants to use part of the state’s reported $3.7 billion in unclaimed funds to pay for the new Cleveland Browns stadium in Brook Park, according to their budget proposal. Over $1 billion in unclaimed funds would be used to create a sports and cultural projects fund and $600 million of that would
The ongoing saga over funding cuts at Dallas Area Rapid Transit is at a turning point as local leaders and transportation officials regroup in the aftermath of a lengthy legislative fight. House Bill 3187, which would have cut funding for DART by 25%, failed to pass a state committee deadline in May. The bill’s author,
Presque Isle Electric & Gas Co-Op has launched a program to aid community organizations that supported residents during the March ice storm, according to a community announcement. The storm, which began in late March, caused extensive damage to Northern Michigan’s energy grid, resulting in more than $175 million in damages. PIE&G’s entire system was knocked
Analysis: What makes Irish nursing homes so attractive to global investors and how have they achieved such rapid growth? By Nicholas O’Neill, UCD Investment funds have made a striking entry into Ireland’s nursing home sector, expanding at a remarkable pace. Today, just 10 investment funds hold one-third of all nursing home beds in the state
[JAKARTA] Indonesia’s financial markets have bounced back after a torrid few months, sparking a debate on whether the rally can last. RBC BlueBay says any inflows into Indonesian bonds will remain tactical until there’s more clarity on how the government will fund its growth plans, while Mirae Asset Sekuritas Indonesia warns that the recent rally