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- Sep 30, 2026
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Ohio will lose an estimated $38M to administer SNAP. Metro areas will be hardest hit (opens the original)
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The federal government will pay less to help Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Programs run starting on Thursday. Historically, SNAP administrative costs have been shared by the federal government and the state. But, under the Trump administration’s HR1, or “One Big Beautiful Bill,” the portion the federal government covers will go down. On Oct. 1, the federal government will cover 25% of administrative costs, rather than 50%. Around 1.4 million Ohioans are enrolled in the program that provides
As food insecurity rises, Ohio schools hope to cultivate help in the classroom (opens the original)
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High school sophomore Lavender Johnson studied a small green leaf during a break from class in her school day. It was sprouting from a hydroponic tower in the corner of her classroom in western Ohio. “These are like little babies,” Johnson said. “You don't want to take them while they're babies. They're not gonna be good.” The refrigerator-sized tower is lit up like a Christmas tree with white LED lights at its center, surrounded by a wall of leafy greens sprouting out of little holes. The lettu
How a ‘Gang of Seamstresses’ is helping make chemotherapy more comfortable (opens the original)
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Every couple months or so, Beavercreek resident Pat Cochran’s brightly colored craft room turns into a classroom. She calls it her “zipper school.” Instead of fastening zippers onto jackets or pants, Cochran demonstrates how to sew onto a shirt for someone undergoing chemotherapy. “You're gonna sew that and iron that all the way around except for a bit at the top, okay?” she said as she handed a piece of fabric to a student on an August morning. Chemotherapy is often a long and difficult process
‘A financial lifeline’: Rural pharmacists hope federal funds can bridge healthcare gaps (opens the original)
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A large federal grant could help better connect rural pharmacies with local physicians. The Ohio Department of Health recently announced that $2 million from the Trump administration’s Rural Health Transformation fund will go to the Ohio Pharmacy Association. The group aims to create a Health Information Exchange network that allows pharmacies to have access to patient medical history. That would help clear the way for small-town pharmacists to provide treatment, in addition to dispensing medica
A new film unveils the hidden history of iconic Ohio sharpshooter Annie Oakley (opens the original)
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Most people know Annie Oakley for her incredible sharpshooting skills: hitting dimes in midair and splitting playing cards with her trusty .22-caliber rifle. But a new documentary goes beyond those famous feats and takes a closer look at the life of the Darke County native — and the women who have spent decades piecing together her story. “North Star” tells Oakley’s story, while also spotlighting the Garst Museum researchers who have kept her legacy alive: Brenda Arnett, Karen Besecker and Nancy
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