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🚨 Final Push: Help Us Hit Our Q3 Goal 🚨

When we launched this campaign, our goal was to be at 50% of our funding by the end of Q3. Today, we’re at 42%. With your help, we can close the gap before the quarter ends tomorrow.

Investments start at $750 (just $2 per share), and virtually every dollar is invested in growth: building new audiences, expanding into new states, driving more revenue, and fueling future profits.

What YOUR investment has already achieved:

  • Massive growth: When we started this raise in August, The Flyover had approximately 2.5 million readers. Just weeks later, we’re closing in on 3 million.
  • Texas: On track for 500,000 readers (or more!) by year’s end.
  • Florida: Growth surged 32% since new investments began—proof that investor support makes the difference.
  • The Flyover Podcast: Breaking records daily for listens and views as we expand into audio and video.
  • Exciting innovation coming soon: Our first-ever Flyover app and Flyover text alerts will give readers even more ways to access fact-first news.

Why invest now?

  • The Q3 finish line is tomorrow, and we’re behind our goal.
  • We’ve already raised $2.1 million from over 1,350 readers-turned-investors.
  • Every new investment helps us grow audiences, expand into new states, and strengthen a profitable, reader-owned media company.

Legacy media continues to mislead and disappoint. The Flyover is different: no corporate bosses, no bias, no agendas. Just fact-first news for common-sense Americans.

Will you help us close the Q3 gap and build the future of news by investing today?

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Top Stories

Article Icon 1Threat Allegations Entangle Candidates

Rosemary Oglesby-Henry, a Republican candidate for the 1st Congressional District, was charged by Cincinnati police with misdemeanor aggravated menacing for allegedly pointing a gun at a man in a Westwood home.

The man who made the accusation, Kevin Farmer, a Republican candidate for Cincinnati City Council, was previously charged with domestic violence against Oglesby-Henry, with the charge later dropped.

No firearm was found at the scene of the alleged threat by Oglesby-Henry, and her attorney said no gun was involved.

Oglesby-Henry announced her campaign for Congress earlier this month. She is the founder of the nonprofit Rosemary’s Babies, which supports teen mothers.

Article Icon 1Thieves Target Apples and Pumpkins

Lynd Fruit Farm in Pataskala is adding stricter measures, including the involvement of law enforcement, after more alleged thefts at the apple orchard.

Meanwhile, 300 pumpkins worth more than $6,000 were stolen from Sam’s Pumpkin Patch in Pickerington last week. Pumpkin patch owner Terry Dunlap reported the theft to the Fairfield County Sheriff’s Office.

Earlier this month, Lynd Fruit Farm announced plans to install undercover security after several people were caught hiding apples in their cars.

Now, Lynd has begun involving the sheriff’s office. Four recent incidents involved alleged thefts totaling $720, with apples hidden under seats, in spare tire compartments, and in a glove box.

Article Icon 1‘Equestrian Paradise’ for Sale

A $6.9 million ranch described as an “equestrian paradise” is for sale in Waynesville. 

Set on more than 189 acres, Saguaro Ranch includes a 7,045-square-foot log mansion, more than 30 stalls equipped with automatic grain bins and washrooms, multiple pastures, a riding ring, tack rooms, a hay barn, and other accommodations.

Highlights include a pool, four bedrooms, five bathrooms, five fireplaces, and a second kitchen. More than a mile of the Little Miami River also flows along the property, and the home’s timber was entirely sourced from British Columbia.

The estate will go to a luxury auction in mid-October. See 63 photos of the property here.

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Elon Musk: “Robots Will…Do Everything Better”

And it’s already happening. 

Just look at fast food. Miso Robotics is already delivering an AI-powered fry-cooking robot called Flippy that can cook perfectly and never calls in sick. 

As restaurants grapple with 144% labor turnover rates and $20/hour minimum wages, it’s no surprise brands like White Castle are turning to Miso. Now, after selling out the first run of its first fully commercial robot in one week, Miso’s scaling production to 100,000+ US fast food locations in need. 

In fact, with its US-based manufacturing ramping up now, Miso now has partnerships with NVIDIA, Amazon, and Uber to refine its robots and AI.

And you can join as an investor before these pivotal next steps. Just don’t wait. Invest before bonus shares change on 10/9.

Around Ohio

➤ Statewide: Ohio burning regulations go into effect Wednesday, prohibiting open burning between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. due to elevated wildfire risks. (More)

Columbus: The state capital hosts the Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit this week, the third consecutive year the event has been hosted in Ohio. (More)

Cincinnati: Houston-based SLB, an energy technology company, donated $158 million worth of software licenses to provide University of Cincinnati students and faculty with digital platforms used by energy companies. (More)

➤ Statewide: A class of 10 natural resource officers was sworn in by the state Department of Natural Resources, assigned to fill positions at various state parks. (See Assignments)

Cleveland: The Northeast Regional Sewer District proposed a plan to divert sewage overflow caused by excessive rain away from Edgewater Beach. (More)

Cadiz: A day care center opened on Peppard Avenue, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony set to take place on Wednesday. (More)

Ohio Sports

The Cincinnati Bengals were outgained 512 yards to 159 yards on Monday Night Football, losing on the road to the Denver Broncos 28-3 to fall to 2-2. (Box Score)

Ohio State football remained No. 1 in the latest AP Top 25 rankings, ahead of No. 2 Oregon. Ranked opponents remaining on OSU’s schedule are No. 22 Illinois, No. 7 Penn State, and No. 20 Michigan. (More)

Jaxson Lovell, a Cincinnati teenager recovering from multiple brain surgeries for injuries sustained in an electric scooter crash, was able to play catch with his father at Great American Ball Park over the weekend. (More)

➤ Yesterday’s Results: NFL | NHL | Soccer

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Ohio Business

The average gas price in Ohio dropped 17 cents to $2.91 over the past week. Prices are highest in Lawrence County and lowest in the Lima area. (See Prices)

Starbucks employees in central Ohio rallied in support of union contracts on Sunday, part of a national demonstration by Starbucks workers in 35 cities. (See Photos)

➤ Spirit Halloween will open two Spirit Christmas stores in Ohio this year, one in Mentor and one in North Canton. (More)

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The AI Restaurant Brands Are Demanding

Sellouts are good for business, and Miso sold out initial units of its newest AI-powered kitchen robot, Flippy Fry Station, in one week. 

Why? The $1T fast-food industry faces 144% worker turnover and $20/hour minimum wages in places like California. But these units can boost industry profits by up to $24B. Brands like White Castle already use them

With partnerships in place with NVIDIA and Uber AI to refine its robots and AI, Miso is currently ramping up its U.S.-based manufacturing to capture a $4B/year annual revenue opportunity. 

There are 100,000+ U.S. fast food locations in need. And you can join as an investor before these pivotal next steps. 

Just don’t wait. Invest before bonus shares change on 10/9.

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Et Cetera

➤ Joe Spurio, a Youngstown resident and native of New Castle, celebrated his 105th birthday on Sunday, crediting garlic, olive oil, and being Italian. (More)

➤ A revised restoration plan was approved for St. Theodosius Orthodox Cathedral in Cleveland to repair fire damage sustained last summer. (More)

➤ The 1126 Restaurant, a popular Short North sushi destination in Columbus, reopened after shutting down in May. (More)

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The Poll

What is your favorite fall flavor?

  1. Apple
  2. Pumpkin
  3. Cinnamon
  4. Maple
  5. Salted caramel
  6. Other

Yesterday’s Results:

What is your favorite burger chain?

  1. Wendy’s: 18%
  2. Culver’s: 17%
  3. Other: 17%
  4. Burger King: 17%
  5. McDonald’s: 16%
  6. Sonic: 15%
Ohio Trivia

A monument marking the start of Thomas Hutchins’ land survey stands in which Ohio city?

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