Rail & Tourism Spotlight: The world’s largest operating steam locomotive, Big Boy No. 4014, is set to make a stop in Struthers, with thousands expected and downtown parking/road closures planned for Sunday viewing. Local History & Travel: Lebanon’s Historic Train Depot is opening to visitors today for a Big Boy walk-through, adding a fresh reason to visit the depot area. Public Health for Travelers: The CDC is warning clinicians that cyclosporiasis is spreading and standard stool tests can miss it, meaning travelers and locals with “explosive” diarrhea may need specific testing. Family-Friendly Events: Berlin’s Harvest Fest Parade (Sept. 12) is now taking registrations, with lineup and route details for participants. Ohio 250 Planning: The Ohio State Fair will seal a 2026 time capsule and add Colonial-era games and patriotic programming for the U.S. 250th anniversary. Cold Case With Travel Links: Ohio prosecutors say a 1985 traveling-salesman murder has been solved, tying evidence found behind a Cracker Barrel in Georgia to an Ohio suspect. River Recreation: Gov. DeWine and mayors paddled the Mahoning River to highlight dam removals and expanding recreation along the corridor. Food Prices & Ohio Impact: A DOJ-led settlement over alleged egg price collusion could send millions of eggs to food banks across multiple states, including Ohio. Road Disruptions: KYTC closed the U.S. 51 “Cairo” Bridge for safety inspections, with detours via the I-24 Ohio River Bridge. Community Governance: Akron City Council objected to renewing Highland Tavern’s liquor permit, citing a pattern of violence and requesting a state hearing.