Ohio’s Governor Race Just Got Interesting—Meet the 4 GOP Contenders

As Ohio prepares for its 2026 gubernatorial race, four Republican candidates have emerged, each bringing unique experiences, priorities, and political philosophies. From business leaders to longtime public servants, these contenders aim to shape the future of Ohio. Vivek Ramaswamy: The Business-Minded Reformer Vivek Ramaswamy, a biotech entrepreneur from Cincinnati, has Continue Reading

Vermilion Parks Board Advances Revitalization Efforts, Prepares for Busy Event Season

The Vermilion Parks and Recreation Board met on February 18, 2025, to discuss ongoing projects, upcoming community events, and park improvements across the city. Main Street Beach Park Revitalization Project Plans for Main Street Beach Park are progressing, with several upgrades on the horizon. A new observation deck is set Continue Reading

Firelands High School and Middle School Honor & Merit Roll Achievements

Firelands High School and Middle School have announced their Honor and Merit Roll students for the second grading period of the 2024-25 academic year. These students have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement, earning recognition for their hard work and dedication. To achieve Honor Roll with Distinction, students must maintain a 4.0 Continue Reading

Facing Multiple Funding Cuts: Can Vermilion Schools Afford to Ignore DEI Mandate?

In a sweeping move by the Department of Education, schools and universities across the U.S. have been given just 14 days to dismantle all Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs or risk losing federal funding. The directive, which aligns with the Supreme Court’s ruling against race-based admissions policies, has left Continue Reading

Weekend Guide: Live Music, Dining, and Events in Vermilion (Feb. 21-23, 2025)

Chris Canode at Paper Moon Vineyards 📅 Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM📍 Venue: Paper Moon Vineyards📞 Phone: 440-967-2500🔗 Facebook: Paper Moon Vineyards🎸 About: Chris Canode brings a mix of acoustic rock and folk, featuring favorites from the ’60s through today. Friday Night Fun with JDJ Mobile Entertainment & DJ Continue Reading

Balancing Service and Separation: The Complexities of Classified Employees on City Councils

Can a law enforcement officer fairly vote on their department’s budget? Other law enforcement departments? Can they remain impartial when city leadership debates police policies? These questions highlight a growing concern in local government—whether classified employees, particularly law enforcement officers, should serve on city councils. In cities like Vermilion, where Continue Reading

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