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In this election year, Ohioans want to rise above the numbers
The past two decades have not been kind to most of Ohio.With one of the nation’s most significant declines in household income,among the largest job → Read More
In this election year, Ohioans want to rise above the numbers
The past two decades have not been kind to most of Ohio.With one of the nation’s most significant declines in household income,among the largest job → Read More
In this election year, Ohioans want to rise above the numbers
The past two decades have not been kind to most of Ohio.The state has endured one of the nation’s most significant declines in household income, its → Read More
Ohio journalism collaborative feedback set agenda for 2020 elections
People selected to participate in the dialogue will receive $125. To volunteer, visit YourVoiceOhio.org/election2020. → Read More
News collaborative seeks your help in planning Ohio election coverage
In an effort to meet the needs of Ohioans, more than 40 news organizations in the Your Voice Ohio media collaborative, including The Dispatch, will work → Read More
Your Voice Ohio: Tell us what Dayton's future should look like
The Dayton Daily News wants to know how you would build a better future for our community. → Read More
Your Voice Ohio: A Vibrant Community Lies in Our Assets
Ohio’s gubernatorial candidates – Mike DeWine and Richard Cordray -- have plans for improving life in Ohio. How do those plans square with what Ohioans say → Read More
Doug Oplinger: Ohioans offer solutions for vibrancy
Ohio’s mainstream gubernatorial candidates — Richard Cordray and Mike DeWine — have plans for improving life in Ohio. How do those plans → Read More
Doug Oplinger: Vision and a sense of reality
As a lifelong resident of Northeast Ohio now working with news media all over the state, the frequent trips through and around Columbus are both maddening → Read More
Recession still lingers in much of Ohio
Not only has the state failed to rebound from the Great Recession, we have yet to recover from the 2001 recession. → Read More
The Conflict Between Old Jobs and New Tech and What it Means to Ohio's Economy
The college-educated, and the not-college-educated: Two life tracks on a collision course? → Read More
Lima conversation aims to improve economy, quality of life
The numbers just aren’t good for Ohio: 152,000 fewer jobs than in 2000, lower household income, high student debt, falling behind in education → Read More
Oplinger: Join our conversation on whether the economy is working
A collaborative group of journalists is seeking fellow Buckeyes to participate in a three-day conversation about the state's economy. → Read More
Doug Oplinger: Ohioans offer solutions to opioid crisis
Give Ohioans time to listen to one another and they can assemble a plan to turn around the opioid addiction crisis. Journalists from the Your Voice Ohio me → Read More
Help The Advocate find solutions to addiction in Newark
The Advocate, in partnership with other media, hopes to form community connections to find solutions to the local addiction crisis. → Read More
Advocate to co-host addiction forum in Newark
As part of a joint media initiative, The Advocate is hosting a forum April 24 to discuss the addiction issue in Licking County. → Read More
Local Community Meeting Allows For Open Discussion on Opioids
About 50 people gathered last week in a cozy community hall in Struthers , a once thriving steel town along the Mahoning River outside of Youngstown. A → Read More
Your Voice Mahoning Valley: This is About the People
Your Voice Mahoning Valley grows from a belief that the people are not being heard and that solutions to problems they face are not receiving adequate → Read More
Measuring the Impact of Opiate Addiction in Ohio
A Gannett Newspapers reporter who was part of a team of journalists observing the opioid epidemic across Ohio in July wrote this about paramedics in Newark → Read More