Why You Should Consider Investing in The Flyover

We’re not just reporting the news—we’re rebuilding trust in it. Here are five of the top reasons why now is the time to own a piece of The Flyover.

➤ 2.6 Million+ and Growing. We’ve built one of the fastest-growing independent news audiences in America—readers just like you who are hungry for fact-first, agenda-free reporting. And we’re just getting started. Now, we’re scaling even faster—and you can be part of it.

➤ You Already Believe in Us. Coastal elites don’t speak for the country—and neither do legacy outlets. You’re reading this because you’re a part of our community. You know our tone, our integrity, and our mission. Now you can go beyond reading—and own a piece of what we’re building.

➤ We’re Not a Bet. We’re a Proof Point. Most startups raise funds on hope—promising they’ll one day make money. The Flyover is already there. We’ve generated $500,000+ per month in revenue—a $6 million annual run rate—with strong margins and scalable growth. While early-stage investments often fail, The Flyover is already succeeding.

➤ We’re Just Getting Started. With new verticals, partnerships, and products coming, we’re aiming to double subscriptions and expand our reach dramatically. Investing now means getting in early, while we scale.

➤ You’re Not Just a Reader—You’re Family. This is your shot to invest in something you believe in. Not a Silicon Valley experiment. Not a hedge fund acquisition. A real, growing, people-powered media company built for the country it serves.

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Property Tax Rates Among Nation’s Highest

Ohio’s property tax rates rank among the highest in the nation, a Tax Foundation study found.

Within the state, Delaware County leads for the highest median property tax bill at $6,896 per year, followed by Geauga, Franklin, Warren, and Greene counties.

Realtor.com reports Ohio could become “ground zero” for property tax issues, as Mahoning County’s delinquency rate hits 18% and Cuyahoga County property values surge by 32%.

Earlier this summer, Warren County auditor Matt Nolan said Ohioans could face property tax increases of up to 25% in the coming years without legislative reform.

Rivian Sues Over Direct Sales Ban

Rivian filed a federal lawsuit challenging Ohio’s ban on direct-to-consumer auto sales, arguing the restriction limits competition and consumer choice in the state.

Currently, state law prevents residents from purchasing Rivian vehicles directly, a policy that Rivian says puts its company at a disadvantage.

In comparison, Tesla is allowed to sell vehicles directly to Ohio customers under a 2013 exemption, a carveout Rivian claims creates an unequal playing field.

The lawsuit is Rivian’s first targeting a state over direct-sales bans.

House Gone Wild

A five-story, mid-century home in Worthington gained national attention after it was spotlighted on Zillow Gone Wild for its distinctive architecture.

The property was designed by Ted Van Fossen and inspired by the iconic style of Frank Lloyd Wright. Photos of the home can be seen here.

Known as the Tower House or Turner House, the residence features a central entry on the middle floor, with bedrooms situated on levels above and below.

Other features include patios, balconies, two-story windows, two fireplaces, and a half-acre lot with a stream.

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➤ Statewide: No Ohio cities or counties are included on the U.S. Department of Justice’s latest list of sanctuary jurisdictions that obstruct federal immigration enforcement. (See List)

➤ Northwest Ohio: Trash and recycling services were suspended Tuesday in Toledo and Maumee as local Teamsters drivers honored ongoing strikes in Illinois and Michigan. Collections are expected to resume today. (More)

➤ Youngstown: Areas surrounding Mill Creek Park’s Lake Glacier will close for 2½ years starting in January as part of a project to prevent sewage contamination in the lake. (More)

➤ Eastern Ohio: Gov. Mike DeWine attended the grand openings of new rest areas along Interstate 70 in Belmont County and Interstate 77 in Washington County. (More)

➤ Dayton: The Dayton Regional Transit Authority introduced a trolley route connecting riders to grocery stores and medical facilities, along with changes to two existing routes. (Details)

➤ Lucas County: The county will relocate its Automobile and Watercraft Title Division to Marketplace West Shoppes from its downtown location. (More)

➤ Ohio State unveiled new football gameday experiences for the upcoming season, including rally towels, ringing the Victory Bell on third down, and coordinated crowd color themes. (More)

➤ The Cleveland Browns signed quarterback Tyler Huntley, making him the sixth quarterback on the team’s preseason roster. (More)

➤ Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus will host the Mid-American Conference women’s soccer tournament in 2025 and 2026. (More)

➤ Yesterday’s Results: MLB | Soccer | WNBA

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➤ Trilogy Plastics will shut down two plants in northeast Ohio, cutting about 150 jobs. (More)

➤ Two defunct electronics-recycling companies, Closed Loop Refining & Recovery and Closed Loop Glass Solutions, were ordered to pay $3 million in penalties for abandoning hazardous waste in Franklin County. (More)

➤ The owner of T’Cakes Cupcakes and Cookies in Summit County listed her bakery for sale on Facebook Marketplace. (More)

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“One of the Largest Industries Ever”

That’s what NVIDIA’s CEO said about robotics. And the numbers back it up. In Q4 2024, the sector raised more capital than in all of 2023. 

So it’s a big deal that NVIDIA, Uber AI, and Amazon helped Miso Robotics perfect Flippy, its new fully commercial kitchen robot. No wonder initial units sold out in one week.

Miso already has 200K+ hours under its belt for brands like White Castle. With the $1 trillion fast-food industry facing 144% employee turnover rates, Flippy provides 24/7 labor and can boost profits by up to 3X.

Miso is scaling its U.S.-based manufacturing to seize a $4 billion/year revenue opportunity. As an investor, you can get up to 8% bonus stock.

Just don’t wait too long—Miso’s share price changes on August 14.

➤ Chef-O-Nette, a nearly 70-year-old diner in Upper Arlington, was recognized by Family Destinations for serving some of the best waffles in the nation. (More)

➤ The 2025 Ohio Veterans Art Exhibition is accepting art submissions from military veterans. The show runs Oct. 21–Dec. 6 at the Vern Riffe Center in Columbus. (Details)

➤ A new Halloween attraction, The Conjuring: Beyond Fear, inspired by the popular horror film franchise, will debut at Kings Island and Cedar Point this fall. (More)

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Yesterday’s Results:

What should the Cleveland Zoo name its tree kangaroo joey?

1. Renbo (rainbow): 34%
2. Maragi (small child): 33%
3. Pohon (tree): 33%

Which Washington, D.C., war memorial was designed by Athens native Maya Lin?

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