Hamilton County Commissioner Phil Heimlich has announced that Senate President Doug White will attend a special reception in Hamilton County, which is open to the public.

While the subject of both men's presentations will be the State of Ohio's current fiscal crisis, this is a great opportunity for pro-concealed carry reformers to meet Sen. White, to thank him for his support for HB12, and to encourage him to fight against restrictive amendments.

When: Monday, April 14th 5:30 PM
Where: The Havana Martini Club, 580 Walnut St. (corner of 6th and Walnut), Cincinnati, OH 45202

This is a complimentary event. No donations will be requested or accepted. For questions or more information, please call (513) 478-9718.

Stephen Chancey met and married his third wife, Joyce, at the Sharonville Alcoholics Anonymous meetings both attended.
That's also where he killed her, shooting her six times when, as she was divorcing him, she had the nerve to show up there after he told her to stay away.

Chancey's third marriage, like his first two, crumbled after his wife accused him of abusing her.

Joyce Lynn Chancey, 44, grew so scared of her husband that she got a restraining order against him on Oct. 29, 2001.

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The Cincinnati Enquirer has printed a letter to the editor which expresses frustration about Taft's failure to act on campaign promises, including concealed-carry reform.

Click here to read the letter in the Cincinnati Enquirer, or on the "Read More..." link below for an archived version.

This editorial in the Cincinnati Enquirer, "Killing: Response too late", illustrates yet again, the horrible truth that only you can defend you.

Cincinnati Police and 911 dispatchers fouled up yet another emergency call, and the victim is dead.

The Canton Repository has printed yet another pro-CCW letter to the editor.

On March 14, the editors of the Repository adopted a pro-HB12 position on the editorial page, and the paper has printed several pro-CCW letters and a pro-CCW op-ed column as well.

Click here to read the letter in the Repository, or on the "Read More..." link below for an archived version.