Aimee Hancock
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Clark County’s Rebekah Hardacre crowned 2023 Ohio Fairs’ Queen
Jenny said both Rebekah and Emma followed their own paths to becoming fair royalty. She added that she was particularly surprised when Rebekah had shown an interest in joining the pageant. “She was a different kind of child,” Jenny laughed. The journey to being named Ohio Fairs’ Queen was even more unexpected, yet still somehow unsurprising for Jenny, who highlighted the work Rebekah put in to… → Read More
Campaigns make final election push; voters decide today
Republicans and Democrats rally to "get out the vote" in election for Congress, top state offices, local tax levies → Read More
Dogtown building last to be razed before $40M Huber Heights project starts
The dog daycare business will construct a new facility nearby; Marian Meadows construction set to start in October → Read More
Huber Heights council delays city manager vote again
If the resolution to appoint Richard Dzik fails, the Huber Heights city manager search will restart. → Read More
Suspected tornado causes major damage to Meijer facility, other Tipp City sites
Suspected tornado damage was reported Wednesday evening from Darke to Miami and into Clark counties. → Read More
More local CVS stores to close; Kettering, northwest suburbs affected
CVS Health has said it will close about 900 of its 9,900 stores nationally over the next three years. → Read More
Developer proposes 87-townhome subdivision north of I-70 in Vandalia
A developer wants to build 87 townhomes in an area just south of Copperfield Park in southwest Vandalia. → Read More
Latest Huber Heights development plans condos over $350K
City was the fastest-growing in the area last decade, and housing developments continue → Read More
Trotwood Sears redevelopment has $2 million committed to three-piece plan
Public event is scheduled April 9 to promote the project and gather community feedback → Read More
Vandalia wants resident input on major parks and recreation plan
Survey goes out within a month; city has $100K contract with consultant → Read More
Construction on Trotwood industrial park to begin within a month
First 200,000 square-foot building to be completed by end of 2022 → Read More
Huber Heights forming committee to shape city’s future growth
The deadline for city residents to apply for a spot on the steering committee is March 19 → Read More
Trotwood Goodwill community center moves forward after tax credit delay
Construction on new facility began this week; project should be finished before end of 2022 → Read More
Englewood Bob Evans restaurant closes unexpectedly
ENGLEWOOD — The Bob Evans restaurant in Englewood has closed, according to a sign posted on the front door. → Read More
Watch micro-drone racing at Air Force Museum today
Sinclair, Air Force Research Lab and others will have hand-on opportunities for spectators → Read More
Oakwood police urge changes after thefts from mailboxes lead to fraud
Kettering police say suspects from previous mail thefts may be charged next week → Read More
Air Force Museum to host micro-drone racing weekend
Sinclair, Air Force Research Lab and others will have hand-on opportunities for spectators → Read More
Record 2022 weddings predicted, area venues booking fast
Now's the time to book your caterer and D.J. early, wedding industry experts advise. → Read More
Maple sugar harvest a part of Carriage Hill MetroPark’s history
Visitors braved frigid temperatures Saturday to experience the process of harvesting and processing maple sap during the maple sugaring program at Carriage Hill MetroPark in Dayton. → Read More
Huber Heights library construction likely to start soon
Large library branch on Brandt Pike will be the final one built with funds from 2012 bond levy → Read More