Representative Dave Taylor, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from southern Ohio, used his social media account this week to highlight legislative achievements, promote youth engagement in the arts, and recognize military service.
On March 24, Taylor reminded high school students about the approaching deadline for the Congressional Art Competition. In his post, he stated: “Reminder! High school students have 3 weeks left to submit their artwork in the Congressional Art Competition. My office is accepting submissions through April 17th. I can’t wait to see what you create! For more submission details and eligibility requirements, visit https://t.co/W5ZwKhzkqr”.
The following day, on March 25, Taylor announced a legislative milestone regarding broadband access for rural communities. He wrote: “I was proud to see the House PASS my Expanding Appalachia’s Broadband Access Act today! For too long, rural communities like mine in southern Ohio have been left behind by the modern economy, all because they lack sufficient access to the internet. By embracing innovative https://t.co/M8LJcQryR7”.
Later that day, Taylor posted a message honoring military service members who have received one of the nation’s highest honors. He stated: “Today and every day, we honor the extraordinary courage and sacrifice of the heroes who went above and beyond the call of duty to protect their fellow service members and defend our nation. We are forever grateful for the bravery exemplified by Medal of Honor recipients and for https://t.co/HtM82wEkVT”.
The Congressional Art Competition is an annual event sponsored by members of Congress to encourage artistic talent among high school students across districts nationwide. The Expanding Appalachia’s Broadband Access Act aims to address digital disparities faced by rural areas such as those in southern Ohio by supporting improved internet infrastructure.
