Bryan Times

The Bryan Times is a daily newspaper located in Bryan, Ohio, that began its journey on February 2, 1949. This publication was formed when The Bryan Democrat and The Bryan Press merged. Shortly after, on September 12, 1949, it shifted to a daily format, providing news six days a week from Monday to Saturday. The origins of The Bryan Press trace back to the Republican Standard, which was established in 1854, along with the Bryan Democrat that started as a twice-weekly paper in 1863. The Bryan Democrat was founded by Robert N. Patterson and retained its name until the merger in 1949, while The Bryan Press underwent several name changes before settling in 1869.

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Cupp - Abandoned conservatism

2 days ago | bryantimes.com | S.E. Cupp

Recently, a gleeful GOP celebrated the passing of President Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” by the House. It didn’t come easy but eventually, fear of Trump’s retribution likely pushed it through. Trump’s BBB is a massive, larded up spending bill. The federal government is already $1.8 trillion in debt, and this bill adds another $3.8 trillion on top of it, more than doubling the current deficit. The U.S. debt-to-GDP is now upward of 120% and growing.
Goldberg - Baby boom

3 days ago | bryantimes.com | Jonah Goldberg

As the Senate takes up the “One Big Beautiful Bill” (Donald Trump’s name for it) passed by the House last week, there’s finally some discussion of the national debt. That’s because the bill is estimated to add $3.8 trillion over the next decade to the current debt: $37 trillion, or more than 120% of U.S. GDP. The bond markets have been shouting their disapproval. Bond investors are demanding higher yields because they’re starting to doubt that we can be trusted to pay off our obligations.
Jonathan Joss Dies in Shooting: ‘Parks and Recreation’ & ‘King of the Hill Actor Was 59

5 days ago | bryantimes.com | Meaghan Darwish

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Coulter - Profiles

5 days ago | bryantimes.com | Ann Coulter

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Fairview baseball holds off Lincolnview to win first district crown since 2008

6 days ago | bryantimes.com | Mason Jones

NAPOLEON — Fairview's baseball team held on against Lincolnview to secure a 3-1 Division VI district final win on Saturday at Booster Field in Napoleon. With the win, the state-ranked Apaches (25-3, fourth in Division VI ), the No. 2 seed in the Napoleon District, have claimed their first district title since 2008.
Hanson - Racist slurs

1 week ago | bryantimes.com | Victor Davis Hanson

One reason why the public turned on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) was its insistence that roughly 70 percent of the country was stereotyped as victimizers by virtue of their skin color. In contrast, the other “diverse” 30% were de facto considered the victimized. But human nature is universal and transcends race. One lamentable characteristic of our species is that we are all prone to excess and crudity if not deterred, especially once civilizational restraint is lost.
Fairview baseball tallies 18 hits against for Division VI district semifinal win over top-seeded Wayne Trace

1 week ago | bryantimes.com | Brandon Shrider

NAPOLEON — One month ago Fairview dropped a Green Meadows Conference game to Wayne Trace, losing by five runs after it finished with as many errors as it had hits. The second-seeded Apaches did not waste their chance to avenge that loss Thursday, as it rattled off 18 hits against top-seeded Wayne Trace en route to a 10-1 win in a Division VI district semifinal at Napoleon’s Booster Field.
Fairview baseball tallies 18 against for Division VI district semifinal win over top-seeded Wayne Trace

1 week ago | bryantimes.com | Brandon Shrider

NAPOLEON — One month ago Fairview dropped a Green Meadows Conference game to Wayne Trace, losing by five runs after it finished with as many errors as it had hits. The second-seeded Apaches did not waste their chance to avenge that loss Thursday, as it rattled off 18 hits against top-seeded Wayne Trace en route to a 10-1 win in a Division VI district semifinal at Napoleon’s Booster Field.
Trump tariffs stay in place for now after court reprieve

1 week ago | bryantimes.com | Beiyi Seow |Danny KEMP AFP

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More transparency would also be better

1 week ago | bryantimes.com | Brian Koeller

Bryan City Council and the Bryan Board of Public Affairs (BPA) are considering changes to their committee structure in what is being described as ways to avoid violating Ohio's Sunshine Laws designed to make government transparent. While it is true the proposed changes coming from the city's law director will help avoid violating the sunshine laws, the changes are not necessarily going to make city government more transparent.