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Opinion

Pricing structure threatens LTC pharmacies

Letters To The Editor

To the editor: As a nurse anesthesiologist and owner of a nursing practice, I’ve come to really appreciate the collaborative ecosystem that is healthcare. Even something as simple as a prescription shows how interconnected our system is — you’ve got scientists developing treatments, ...

Study suggest Ohio lagging in education

Editorial

Despite Ohio policymakers’ continued effort to meddle with education — at all levels — a recent study suggests there has been limited success on a national scale. “Most and Least Educated States in America (2026)” by WalletHub doesn’t even place Ohio in the top half of states. We ...

Changing political parties has become commonplace

Local Columns

With the changing political climate in the Mahoning Valley, it didn’t come as a major shock that Trumbull County Common Pleas Court Judge Cynthia Westcott Rice, a longtime Democrat, switched political parties and filed as a Republican. But after pledging her allegiance to being a Republican, ...

Own nothing? A little less would be OK

Local Columns

A few years ago the prediction that “By 2030 you will own nothing and be happy about it” was flung rudely at Western Civilization, which greeted it with a howl of indignation. As I sit here now on a large pile of My Stuff, owning a little less of it doesn’t seem like such a bad idea. I ...

Husted among few still fighting for EP residents

Editorial

More than three years after a disastrous derailment in East Palestine, Congress has continued to sit on its hands rather than upset its friends in the railroad industry by implementing desperately needed rail safety reform. Well, most of Congress, anyway. A few have repeatedly tried to push ...