COLUMBUS—State Senators Bob Peterson (R-Washington Court House) and Theresa Gavarone (R-Bowling Green) will hold a press conference on Tuesday, April 30, 2019 announcing legislation creati ...

COLUMBUS-President Pro Tempore Bob Peterson (R-Washington Court House) applauded recent announcements of record new business filings and a dropping unemployment rate as evidence that the state's pro-growth economic policies continue to propel Ohio forward.

COLUMBUS—State Senator Bob Peterson (R-Washington Court House) is inviting area residents to attend district office hours on Friday, April 26, 2019 in Fayette, Highland and Clinton counties. ...

COLUMBUS-State Senator Bob Peterson (R-Washington Court House) today announced that 20 southern Ohio counties that were impacted by severe storms, flooding and resulting landslides earlier this year are now eligible for federal funding after a Presidential Disaster Declaration on April 8, 2019.

COLUMBUS-State Senator Bob Peterson (R-Washington Court House) on Wednesday recognized the 140th anniversary of the Chillicothe Fire Department.

COLUMBUS—State Senator Bob Peterson (R-Washington Court House) welcomed students from the Youth Leadership Association (YLA) to the Ohio Statehouse for their annual awards ceremony. The cerem ...

COLUMBUS—State Senator Bob Peterson (R-Washington Court House) this week announced the Senate passage of legislation that aims to bolster the economic development of Ohio's low-income communit ...

COLUMBUS—State Senators Bob Peterson (R-Washington Court House) and Kristina Roegner (R-Hudson) today testified before the General Government and Agency Review Committee on Senate Bill 119, ...

COLUMBUS—State Senator Bob Peterson (R-Washington Court House) today joined his Senate colleagues in the unanimous passage of Senate Bill 57 , which would create an industrial hemp progr ...

COLUMBUS-State Senator Bob Peterson (R-Washington Court House) yesterday voted in favor of releasing a $1,070,680 capital appropriation for the Ohio University Chillicothe (OUC) Academic Success Center Stevenson Renovation project. In total, the project will be a $1.7 million investment from a combination of state dollars, local funds and charitable gifts.