Brian Stewart News

COLUMBUS – State Representative Brian Stewart (R-Ashville) issued the following statement following the announcement of Intel’s plan to invest $20 billion for a new semiconductor plant in Licking County:

COLUMBUS – The State Controlling Board today approved a request for $5,282,444 from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for local park projects statewide. State Representative Brian Stewart (R-Ashville) commended the state’s funding for much-need projects. 

COLUMBUS—The Ohio House of Representatives today passed House Bill 397, legislation to provide greater clarity and predictability with regard to agricultural leases and, specifically, their method of termination.

COLUMBUS—State Representatives Brian Stewart (R-Ashville) and Mark Johnson (R-Chillicothe) yesterday provided sponsor testimony on House Bill 405, legislation which clarifies the nature of the appointing authority to the boards of trustees for local county hospitals.

COLUMBUS – The State Controlling Board this week approved an historic land purchase that will dramatically expand outdoor opportunities and preserve them for generations to come.

COLUMBUS – The Ohio House of Representatives today passed two pieces of legislation supporting 2nd Amendment rights in Ohio. State Representative Brian Stewart (R-Ashville) voted in support of both bills. 

COLUMBUS—State Representatives Adam Bird (R-New Richmond) and Brian Stewart (R-Ashville) Tuesday provided sponsor testimony on House Bill 418, legislation to hold an adult who provides alcohol to minors more accountable.

COLUMBUS—State Representative Brian Stewart (R-Ashville) today introduced a new House Resolution calling on members of Ohio’s congressional delegation to investigate the role consulting firm McKinsey & Company played in the nation’s opioid crisis. 

COLUMBUS—State Representative Brian Stewart (R-Ashville) today announced the State Controlling Board approved the release of $1,429,042 in state support for improvements to the Logan Elm Local School District in Pickaway County.

COLUMBUS – A new computer science initiative for area teens is drawing increased interest from parents and educators, and local schools participating in the program are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.