Michael D. Clark
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Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Township saw a downtown fall from the sky
Timing may be everything. But so too is geography, say elected officials and Liberty Center's development company → Read More
Schools reap new mall money
School officials here are happy about the new, $350 million Liberty Center, welcoming the additional tax money from the massive mall while cautioning it's no windfall. → Read More
Will mega project clog Butler County roads?
Local officials say road improvements for Liberty Center will handle a flood of vehicles. Some residents aren't so sure. → Read More
Why West Chester said no to Liberty Center
When developers of $350 million project picked undeveloped Liberty Township, they were going with their second choice → Read More
Search underway after downed plane reported
Warren County authorities are looking for a plane that might have crashed in Turtlecreek Township. → Read More
Locals on Boehner: Good job or good riddance
Like divided Congress, Speaker Boehner's tenure leaving a wake of divided constituents → Read More
2 Butler County teens accused of social media threats
TRENTON Two Butler County teens are facing charges and possible expulsion from Edgewood High School after school officials said they made social → Read More
Liberty Center: Grand opening won’t mean all open
Some stores, restaurants won’t open for business until weeks or months after Oct. 22 event → Read More
It's toast: Liberty Twp. bakery backers withdraw plan
Plans for a giant bakery factory here are dead. → Read More
State changes may force Kings Schools to drop security device
State officials may force removal of anti-school shooter door blocks that Kings Schools already installed. → Read More
Liz Rogers rejects plea deal
WEST CHESTER TWP. When former Cincinnati restauranteur Liz Rogers said "hell no," she meant it. The deadline for Rogers to accept a plea → Read More
Mason homeless man is Facebook phenom
Mason is one of our most affluent communities and a homeless man there is attracting → Read More
Army hero skydiver funeral at Lakota stadium
Army skydiver hero Corey Hood’s funeral at Lakota stadium where he first learned to battle → Read More
Cabela's opening brings thousands through doors
WEST CHESTER TWP. - Thousands lined up Wednesday morning - some camping out for days - to be among the first inside a giant, new outdoors store. The → Read More
Planned Liberty Twp. bakery taking heat
Some residents oppose bread factory proposed a few thousand feet from their upscale neighborhood. → Read More
Diners chow down early at West Chester food truck rally
WEST CHESTER TWP. Why wait for lunch or dinner when you can queue up first thing in the morning at one of the region's most popular food truck rallies? → Read More
Fire forces patrons out at West Chester Longhorn Steakhouse
WEST CHESTER TWP. A lunchtime fire shut down a popular steakhouse here, forcing dozens of customers and workers to escape → Read More
$13M bioscience school opens doors for teens
Butler Tech’s new school will prepare teens for college and careers through programs that include biomedical science, dental assisting, exercise science and health technology. → Read More
Giant bakery battle heats up in Liberty Twp
Liberty Twp homeowners are heated over plans for giant bakery next to upscale homes → Read More
Liz Rogers has emphatic response to plea deal
Rogers offered diversion program in police-impersonation case → Read More