By Kathy Antoniotti from the March 1 Akron Beacon Journal

They may be young, but Hillary Rodham Clinton supporters at the United Steelworkers Local No. 2 union hall in East Akron on Friday said they are worried about their futures. Full Article.

By Ellen Jan Kleinerman of the Cleveland Plain Dealer

A sparse crowd gathered at St. John the Baptist Byzantine Rite Catholic Cathedral in Parma this morning to hear Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg talk about her choice for the next president - Sen. Barack Obama. Full Article.

By Ignazio Messina from the Feb. 29 Toledo Blade

Sen. Hillary Clinton ended her presidential campaign sweep through rural southern Ohio with a vow to concentrate on families and children - chiefly through her plan to insure all of the nation's uninsured. Full Article.

By Patrick O'Donnell from the Feb. 29 Cleveland Plain Dealer

Wink, wink. Caroline Kennedy wasn't the reason, no way, no how, why a few hundred people came to the Lakefront Community Center Thursday. Full Article.

By Matthew Rink from the Feb. 29 Massillon Independent

Michelle Obama said her husband, presidential candidate Barack Obama, leapt over the shifting bar of expectation to become the frontrunner in the Democratic campaign. Full Article.

By Lynn Hulsey from the Feb. 29 Dayton Daily News

Former President Bill Clinton offered a pretty big promise to the approximately 1,400 people who showed up to see him on Thursday, Feb. 28, at Stebbins High School.

He said if Sen. Hillary Clinton is elected president, America will have even more prosperity than it did when he was president. Full Article.

By James Nash from the Feb. 29 Columbus Dispatch

Her presentation was as low-key as her husband's are high-energy.

On a day that Illinois Sen. Barack Obama campaigned in Texas and rival New York Sen. Hillary Clinton mined for votes in rural Ohio, Michelle Obama swung through some of the same parts of southern and eastern Ohio to campaign for her husband. Full Article.

By Carl Chancellor from the Feb. 29 Akron Beacon Journal

Michelle Obama had one key question for the crowd of 300 in Canton's Palace Theatre on Thursday morning — "Are you ready for change?" Full Article.

By Jessica Wehrman and Lynn Hulsey from the Dayton Daily News

For the very briefest of moments, former U.S. President Bill Clinton almost appeared to empathize with the man his wife wants to replace as President. Full Article.

By Paul Kostyu from the Feb. 28 Massillon Independent

Sounding as if he already had won the Democratic nomination for president, Barack Obama criticized presumptive Republican nominee John McCain for following the policies of President Bush. Full Article.