"So it's incredibly important. It's a moral document. It decides what the state cares about, and we think they should care about the kids. We think they should focus on public schools and funding for education and libraries. And the fight right now is over whether or not those things should be the priority," said Coyle.

In 2024, Allen County Children Services served one out of every 13 children in the county. That is why the agency wants to spotlight the good work being done to help vulnerable children.

he Lima Chapter of the NAACP has sworn in its new officers and outlined plans for its next two-year term.