By Lynn Hulsey from the March 4 Dayton Daily News

In her final Ohio appearance before Election Day, Sen. Hillary Clinton launched a direct attack on Sen. Barack Obama, saying she would not "secretly" talk to foreign governments about the North American Free Trade Agreement. Full Article.

By Jeanne Starmack on Vindy.com March 3

Many twentysomethings were scattered among the crowd of 1,100 watching and listening to Hillary Clinton at her rally Sunday at Austintown Fitch High School. “The best fighters,” middleweight boxing champion Kelly Pavlik of Youngstown told the crowd, “are the ones that have the experience.” Full Article.

By Joseph Wagner from the March 3 Cleveland Plain Dealer

Sen. Barack Obama said he is more qualified than his rival to deal with an international crisis and on Sunday brought the U.S. Senate's top intelligence official to Ohio to vouch for him. Full Article.

By Laura Johnston and Brie Zeltner from the March 3 Cleveland Plain Dealer

Mayfield Heights– Surprise! It's Hillary Rodham Clinton.

There she was, spoofing herself on "Saturday Night Live." And on Sunday, dropping by unexpectedly at the Cuyahoga County Democratic Party Annual Dinner at Landerhaven. Full Article.

By Laura A. Bischoff and William Hershey from the March 3 Dayton Daily News

Symbolic of their neck-and-neck race, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama campaigned less than two miles apart in this Columbus suburb Sunday, March 2, making their final push for votes in the Democratic presidential primary on Tuesday, March 4. Full Article.

By Jessica Wehrman and Laura A. Bischoff from the March 3 Dayton Daily News

In what is expected to be his final campaign swing across Ohio before the state's primary Tuesday, March 4, Democrat Barack Obama defended his Christian faith and argued he is tough enough and prepared enough to be president. Full Article.

By Stephanie Warsmith from the March 3 Akron Beacon Journal

Many presidential candidates have traveled through Ohio making promises — and haven't delivered.

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton pledged to a rowdy crowd of more than 1,000 in Garfield High School's gymnasium Sunday evening that she would be different. Full Article.

By Colette M. Jenkins from the March 2 Akron Beacon Journal

Eleven women, including former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, actress Melanie Griffith and Chelsea Clinton, raised their voices on Saturday at the University of Akron to promote U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign for president. Full Article.

By Jessica Wehrman from the March 1 Dayton Daily News

The nearly monthlong marathon to woo voters for Ohio's hotly contested March 4 Democratic primary will become a sprint for the candidates starting today, March 1. Full Article.

By James Nash from the March 1 Columbus Dispatch

These are tense times in Clinton Country.

Former President Clinton still is drawing large and enthusiastic crowds as he hopscotches across Ohio's smaller towns on behalf of his wife's presidential campaign. Full Article.