ORRVILLE Chamber members cut loose, kicked off their Sunday shoes, and lost those COVID blues as they reassembled at the annual awards dinner and Celebration of Community.
A pleasant summer evening greeted guests on Thursday as they gathered outside Orrville High School for the Orrville Area Chamber of Commerce event that took a more laid-back approach this year.
Guests enjoyed grilled Gerber s chicken and other picnic sides from Buehler’s Ferris Food Truck. After dinner, they all headed inside for the awards presentation in the high school s performing arts center.
It was a welcome change to return in person following last year’s all-virtual event. The chamber still gave the option of attending the 2021 awards virtually, including a carry-out meal from Buehler’s in Orrville.
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A case heading to the U.S. Supreme Court next year could have profound impacts on abortion access in Ohio, with advocates on both sides of the debate hoping or fearing that justices will roll back reproductive rights established decades ago.
The Supreme Court announced this week that it will review a Mississippi law, tossed out by lower courts, that bans most abortions after 15 weeks before a fetus is considered viable under current legal standards. Justices aren t expected to make a decision until next year, when Ohio will be in the throes of a contentious midterm election. The fact that this is going before the Supreme Court is putting 50 years of precedent around reproductive rights at risk and in question, said Laurel Powell, spokesperson for Planned Parenthood Advocates of Ohio. Anti-abortion politicians have really fought for this moment.