John Donne’s Meditation XVII, best known for the line “for whom the bell tolls,” argues that no person stands apart from the rest of humanity. What happens to one part of the whole eventually reaches the rest. I work in software engineering. I am part of the problem. I understand why data centers exist, and I benefit from them like everyone else. The cloud isn’t some kind of metaphysical thing… it sits somewhere, on land, tied to power and water and people. But I also live

As food prices climb and government programs face uncertainty, local communities are stepping up to care for one another. Across Scioto County, neighbors are filling crucial gaps through no-barrier pantries and mutual aid networks, ensuring everyone has access to food, dignity, and support.

From Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples’ Day Each year on the second Monday of October, Americans have traditionally celebrated Columbus...

Commissioner Bryan Davis must resign. On August 22, 2025, Commissioner Davis and his wife were indicted on 13 felony counts including theft in office, money laundering, and engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity connected to the Southern Ohio Aeronautical Regional Business Park scandal. These charges come after he and another commissioner reinstated former Economic Development Director Robert Horton against legal advice—a decision that has now been proven reckless...

Yard sign with blue text reading "YOU'RE NOT THE ONLY DEMOCRAT IN THE COUNTY," surrounded by plants and leaves, creating a supportive vibe.

A backyard garden might not look like much. A few raised beds. Some herbs on a porch. Maybe tomatoes clinging to wire cages that sag a...

On June 14th, nearly 400 people gathered at Tracy Park in Portsmouth, Ohio, to take a united stand for democracy at the No King Protest. Led by Scioto Peace and Justice and the Scioto County Democratic Party, this event was a powerful act of nonviolent resistance against growing authoritarianism and threats to our democratic institutions. Alongside the protest, the community came together in an inspiring show of generosity through a very successful food drive.

On March 27 of 2025 the Scioto County Democratic voted unanimously to endorse the renewal levy for the Board of Developmental...

As I meet Democratic leaders, activists and engaged citizens throughout the state, I must say, there is most certainly something in the air.

Navigating the voting process can often be complex, whether intentionally or not. We're here to clarify the truth behind seven common myths

Learn about pride, the progress we've made, the challenges that remain, and how we can celebrate our diversity.

The Scioto County Democratic Party is proud to announce its official endorsements for the upcoming November 5, 2024, General Election.

We understand you may be busy, so we've curated recaps of a few news stories you might have missed this week... Scioto County Democratic...

The Scioto County Democratic Party is excited to announce a live AMA (Ask Me Anything) / Q&A session on Facebook Live, coming up on April 11

Whereas the political climate necessitates innovative engagement strategies to ensure democratic participation is both inclusive and...

The Scioto County Democratic Party is actively seeking community volunteers to join its various committees. This initiative is a part of...

During our January 2024 Central Committee meeting, members of the Scioto County Democratic adopted The Democratic Creed from Democrats 101

In my past, I didn’t believe in giving to politicians - national or local. I always felt that they had more money than I did...

There is an urgent need to boost voter turnout, especially as we approach the critical 2024 elections.

Join us for our next social event Dec. 14, 5-7pm at Port City. It's a celebration and donation drive.