
ODNR Launches Online Ordering For Ohio-Grown Trees
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AVC News) — The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry has launched a new online ordering system to make it easier for Ohioans to purchase trees

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AVC News) — The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry has launched a new online ordering system to make it easier for Ohioans to purchase trees

WASHINGTON, D.C. (AVC News) — The U.S. House has passed legislation led by Ohio Congressman Troy Balderson that would establish new federal and state coordination on forecasting future electricity demand.

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (AVC News) — Ohio Southeast Economic Development hosted its second annual Fall Prosperity Forum Tuesday at Shawnee State University, bringing together more than 100 regional stakeholders to discuss

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AVC News) — Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson is defending the use of Flock automatic license plate reader technology by law enforcement while calling for criminal penalties for

Most of us want the same thing for our community: a safe place to live, work and raise our families. That is why the discussion about Flock cameras deserves a

CAMBRIDGE, Ohio (AVC News) — Ohio’s 2025-26 School Report Cards are now available, providing information on academic achievement, student progress, graduation, attendance, post-graduation readiness and other measures for schools across

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AVC News) — Ohio students posted five-year highs in English language arts and math proficiency, while chronic absenteeism continued to decline, according to the 2026 Ohio School Report

ST. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio (AVC News) — A Clarington man was killed Tuesday in a two-vehicle crash on State Route 7 in Monroe County, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

WASHINGTON (AVC News) — The Justice Department, Small Business Administration and SBA Office of Inspector General announced more than 160 criminal enforcement actions involving approximately $245 million in intended losses

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AVC News) — Millions of dollars in unclaimed funds are being held by the state for residents, businesses and organizations in communities across Southeast Ohio, according to a