Adrian Burns
NewarkAdvocate.com
Newark, OH, United States
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Pizza Cottage chain sold, expansion planned
The Pizza Cottage chain of restaurants has a new owner and will be looking to branch out across the state soon. → Read More
Ohio lawmakers planning payday lending reforms in 2017
Two Ohio lawmakers plan to introduce a bill that could make big changes to the payday lending business in Ohio. → Read More
Ohio lawmakers planning payday lending reforms in 2017
Two Ohio lawmakers plan to introduce a bill that could make big changes to the payday lending business in Ohio. → Read More
Obamacare signups increase in Ohio despite uncertainty
Obamacare signups for 2017 increase in Ohio, despite uncertain outlook for the program. → Read More
Drugs killed at least two in Ohio each day in 2015
Unintentional overdose deaths in Ohio totaled a record-setting 2,986 in 2015, and could be on track for another bad year in 2016. → Read More
Black Friday gun sales set record in 2016
Some expected Black Friday gun sales to slow compared to a record-setting day in 2015, but US sales increased slightly → Read More
Many smokers tattled on, despite law’s success
Thousands of business a year are the subject of smoking complaints in the state. → Read More
Millions in smoking fines uncollected
More than $2.6 million in smoking ban fines have not been paid by law-breaking businesses around the state. → Read More
Crackdown on smoking increases in Ohio
Anti-smoking policies at businesses, universities and public places are increasing in Ohio. → Read More
Chronic wasting disease still an issue in Ohio
Ohio officials are still on the lookout for deer with chronic wasting disease after a 2014 outbreak. → Read More
Trump's win could slow Black Friday gun sales
Gun sales have surged in past years because of fears of new gun control regulations. Trump's election could change that. → Read More
More Ohio schools arm teachers to shoot attackers
A growing number of school districts in Ohio are allowing teachers and school staff to carry guns to kill school shooters. → Read More
Newark appeals charter oversight revocation
Newark City Schools is making a last-ditch effort to maintain control of its Newark Digital Academy and Par Excellence Academy charter schools. → Read More
Deadly drug dealers rarely prosecuted
Dealers who sell drugs to a client who then dies from an overdose are rarely prosecuted in Ohio, despite increased efforts to do so. → Read More
Study sees potential disaster for Ohio pensions
A new study says that the state's public pensions are woefully unprepared for sluggish investment returns → Read More
Poor sponsor rating could force charter school closings
A poor rating for Newark's charter school oversight body could put its charter schools at risk of closure. → Read More
Exotic animal transport a complex job
Moving exotic animals from Ohio to sanctuaries across the country can require a big staff — and a lot of raw chicken. → Read More
Lions, tigers and conspiracy theories
Conspiracy theories persist five years after Zanesville man Terry Thompson released his animals and committed suicide. → Read More
Grate would fit serial killer profile
Five murders would elevate Grate to serial killer status. → Read More
Ohio payday lenders could face new federal restrictions
Seen as a critical source of extra cash by some, payday lenders are facing federal restrictions amid debt trap concerns → Read More