“We still have projects that aren’t done, and I want to see them finished up and see them through,” Flowers said.
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Posted inElection
Confused about Issue 1? You’re not alone.
Issue 1 targets gerrymandering by creating a 15-member redistricting commission. Instead of elected officials drawing the maps for congressional seats and the Ohio House and Senate, a 15-member Ohio Citizens Redistricting Commission (OCRC) would be created to draw districts. The commission would be made up of 15 citizens: five Democrats, five Republicans, and five independent voters.
Posted inCommunity
OneLove Cafe kids club teaches children safe bicycling while building community
Once a month, the cafe holds a kid’s bike club, offering handling and technical assistance and a group ride on the nearby T.J. Evans Trail bike path.
Posted inSports
Rust and Rubber at Licking County’s National Trail Raceway
HOT ROD Drag Week began at the National Trail Raceway in Hebron on Monday, and racers will return to the track in Licking County on Friday
Posted inLocal News
Hebron will not purchase historic elementary school for village use
The Hebron Village Council decision comes after months of discussions, a public survey of community members and a now-forfeited $25,000 deposit.
Posted inJournalism
The Reporting Project wins national ‘Journalistic Impact Award,’ faculty staff member also honored with a national award
The staff of The Reporting Project has won the national Journalistic Impact Award in the annual journalism competition held by the Local Independent Online News organization. The award, presented Thursday […]
Posted inLocal News
The Reporting Project wins ‘best general news website’ and other awards in statewide journalism competition
The Reporting Project staff was awarded five first-place awards and three second-place awards in the Society of Professional Journalists’ “Best of Ohio” contest, including best general news website among all […]
Posted inGrowth and development
Ever wonder who enforces building safety codes for Licking County renters? Here are some answers.
At the Alexandria Village Council Meeting on June 4 — the first village council meeting following the May 30 apartment fire that displaced 11 villagers — Councilmember Andrew Bottar-Dillen gave a presentation about code enforcement and requested that the village council hire an “Unsafe Building Inspector.”
Posted inEnvironment
Want to know what’s in the water before you swim at Buckeye Lake or another Ohio lake? Here’s how you can find out.
On July 24, there were 18 advisories across the state warning swimmers and boaters of high levels of bacteria.
Posted inCommunity
Slideshow: Alexandria Fun Days
Alexandria Fun Days brought hundreds of attendees to the rural village in Licking County between July 18 and July 20. The event, which took place at Fritz Drum Park, is […]