Commissioners Respond to Open Meetings Lawsuit Over Data Center

Politics

Commissioners Respond to Open Meetings Lawsuit Over Data Center

February 26, 2026

Scioto County Commissioners are pushing back against a lawsuit that accuses them of violating Ohio’s Open Meetings Act during negotiations ...

Politics

Commissioners React to Proposed Ohio Law Banning NDAs for Elected Officials

by Cyn Mackley

February 21, 2026

Scioto County commissioners weighed in this week on a newly proposed Ohio law that would prohibit elected officials from signing ...

Economy

Scioto County Commissioners Say $36 Billion Gas Plant Announcement Caught Them Off Guard

by Cyn Mackley

February 19, 2026

Scioto County leaders say they were just as surprised as residents to hear reports of a massive $36 billion natural gas power plant being proposed ...

Politics

Davis and Horton Corruption Cases Inch Forward with New Court Dates — But Don’t Expect Quick Resolutions

by Cyn Mackley

February 18, 2026

There’s finally movement on the court calendar in the sprawling Scioto County corruption cases — but not much momentum. Former ...

Politics

Scioto County Primary 101: Who’s Running, Who Isn’t — and Why This Election Matters

by Cyn Mackley

February 16, 2026

Scioto County voters will head to the polls on May 5, 2026, for the primary election — and this one ...

Public Safety

Corruption Cases Still in Holding Pattern as Horton, Davis Trials Crawl Forward

by Cyn Mackley

February 3, 2026

If you’re wondering what’s happening with the corruption cases involving former Scioto County Economic Development Director Robert Horton and embattled County Commissioner Bryan Davis, the short answer ...

Economy

The Secret’s Out: Commissioners Vote Yes — And Google Is Behind the Franklin Furnace Data Center Campus

by Cyn Mackley

January 22, 2026

After weeks of speculation, packed meetings, and growing public tension, Scioto County Commissioners finally revealed the name behind the proposed ...