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Village and township leaders shared their concerns with visiting U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson in a special meeting Friday at the Greater Lawrence County Area Chamber of Commerce. Read more »

Several local mayors took some of their problems to U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson during a meeting Friday at the Greater Lawrence County Area Chamber of Commerce. Read more »

That the key to creating jobs is getting the federal government out of the way seemed to be the theme of a town hall meeting led by Sixth District U.S. Congressman Bill Johnson, R-Ohio, at Washington State Community College Wednesday evening. Read more »

Marietta Times Published June 12, 2012 U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson, R-Ohio, will host a jobs town hall event from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Marietta. Johnson will be joined by Damian Lang, owner of Lang Masonry Contractors in Waterford. After the two give their opening remarks, Johnson and Lang will take questions related to job creation from constituents in attendance. This event is part of a ser... Read more »

Not everyone gets a chance to save a life, especially at the young age of 23, but a local man was honored Tuesday by U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson for his efforts that helped save five lives in January. Read more »

Sen. Rob Portman and Rep. Bill Johnson, both R-Ohio, announced last week they are pushing the General Services Administration to speed up the sale of the abandoned federal property to the Belmont County Port Authority. Read more »

The success of the oil and gas industry is trickling down to many different industries in the Valley, and one New Waterford company is looking at possibly doubling in size in the next year. Read more »

Congressman Bill Johnson, R-Ohio, stopped in Mahoning County on Thursday to find out how high energy prices are negatively affecting residents of northeast Ohio. Read more »

Four Ohio congressmen got a close look Thursday morning at what many hope will be the state’s and the nation’s energy future. Read more »

During a roundtable discussion, Hill said increased taxes, increased regulations and national healthcare reform are costing the company millions of dollars that could be reinvested. Read more »