Vermilion City Council Meeting 6/16: VOL Repaving Starts
June 16, 2025 – The Vermilion City Council convened on Monday, June 16, 2025, with a full agenda addressing various community matters and moving forward with significant city projects. The meeting, held at the Vermilion Municipal Court Complex, saw the presence of Ward 1 Pat West, Ward 2 Greg Drew, Continue Reading
“Only in Ohio”: Ramaswamy Calls for Bold, Statewide Revival
At Friday night’s Lorain County Lincoln Day Dinner hosted at German’s Villa in Vermilion, Ohio, GOP gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy delivered a rousing 35-minute keynote that fused economic vision, education reform, and patriotic optimism—anchored by what he called a “second industrial revolution” led by the Buckeye State. More than 500 Continue Reading
A Moment That Matters: Mike Bokulich Named Lorain GOP’s Republican of the Year
VERMILION, OHIO — The 2025 Lorain County Lincoln Day Dinner drew more than 500 guests to German’s Villa on May 2 to see Vivek Ramaswamy, but the spotlight of the evening fell squarely on one man — Mike Bokulich, who was named Republican of the Year by the Lorain County Continue Reading
Council Changes Hands: Vermilion Thanks Steve Herron, Welcomes John Gabriel as President
Vermilion, OH – April 14, 2025Monday’s Vermilion City Council meeting marked a significant transition as Council President Steve Herron was honored for 14 years of service, and Councilman John Gabriel was unanimously appointed to take his place. During the meeting, council members paused to reflect on Herron’s contributions, describing him Continue Reading
Vermilion’s Voice: Letters to the Editor
Power, Corruption, and Small-Town America: How the Presidencies of Lyndon B. Johnson and Joe Biden Have a Federal Impact on Small Towns In small towns like Vermilion, residents can feel the consequences of national policies more deeply than those in major cities. From inflation driving up the cost of everyday Continue Reading
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
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
Enough is Enough: The Financial Boiling Point in Our Towns
Editorial Commentary As I tuned in to the Lorain City Council meeting Monday night, I was pleased to hear that logic and sound judgment had finally seeped into the administration’s ears. First, from the city auditor, then from a retired CPA who submitted a written statement—both delivering a simple but Continue Reading
Beyond Politics: The Lunch Bunch’s Mission to Support Local Businesses and Veterans
A gathering of friendly faces, a shared meal, and a deep-rooted commitment to community—this is what defines the Lunch Bunch, a group that has quietly built a tradition of support and service in Lorain County. A Tradition Rooted in Community The Lunch Bunch began as a small group of retirees Continue Reading
Political Lies Have Divided Us—But It’s Time for a New Path
Political Commentary Lindy went on the Shawn Ryan Show and spilled the tea on the Biden Whitehouse and Kamala campaign. She gave many very valid reasons why. One was Joe Biden needing a teleprompter for small events of 10 people and the other was her phone being confiscated and gone Continue Reading