Fairborn, OH News

• Fairborn, OH News
• New Group of Young Professionals Supports American Heart Association Dayton “Pulse” Social Network Supports AHA Mission
• Ohio Senate Honors Central State President John Garland
• Sen. Widener Supports Tax Credits for Employers Hiring Veterans
• Construction Begins on New Bob Evans Transportation Center
• Air Force Museum Foundation Honors Veterans and Dedicates the Legacy Data Plate Wall of Honor
• Wright State proposes fiscal 2013 budget to trustees
• Connect Appalachia Broadband Task Force Close to Funding Two Priority Broadband Expansion Projects
• Dayton History is proud to announce a new exhibit at Carillon Historical Park!
• Widener, Kearney Resolution on Land Grant Status for Central State Passes Senate
• Sprayground Rules Posted to Keep Amenity Safe and Fun
• The City Garage Does Not Accept Tires
• New Jobs Created, Existing Retained Across State
• Air Force Institute of Technology gets first Chancellor
• Senators Widener and Kearney Introduce Resolution Designating Central State as Ohio's Second Land Grant Institution
• Fairborn Building Inspection Division Invites Homeowners with Building Projects to Attend Q & A Sessions
• Mended Hearts in Dayton Announces Dr. Tanisha Richmond as speaker for Meeting
• Boy Scouts Board Member Resigns After Gay Mom Ousted As Cub Scout Leader
• AFRL Design Challenge Encourages Engineering Innovation
• Facility Dog Joins Staff at Michael’s House
• POLL: Ohio Small Businesses Want Government Investments in Renewable Energy Technologies and Support EPA Clean Air Standards
• The $6,400 Fairborn Fish Story
• Drop-Off Expired and Unused Prescriptions at the Fairborn Police Department this Saturday
• Don't Miss Sapce Fest At National Museum Of The U.S. Air Force
• Wild and dangerous animal law passes state senate
• Sen. Widener announces funds for National Guard facility Xenia Readiness Center to receive over $21,000
• World War and Korean Veterans Honored
• Fairborn Police Department Hires New Officer
• Letter from State Senator: Mixed Emotions Over Ohio Economic Future
• Newest Ohio Broadband Maps, Appalachian Ohio Business and Broadband Report Released at Technology Association Meeting
• Intersection Upgrade Nearing Completion at Maple & Dayton
• City Purchases Assisted Listening Devices for Council Meetings
• Fifth Annual Go Red for Women Luncheon To Be Held in Dayton
• SRMC receives national recognition for respiratory
• THREE ASTRONAUTS TO MAKE APPEARANCES DURING SPACE FEST AT NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE U.S. AIR FORCE
• City Receives Funding for Community Development
• Fraternal Order of Eagles Gives Fairborn Fire & Police $3,600
• Fairborn Fire Department Fills Two Vacancies
• Tool Lending Closet Opens Next Week
• Sen. Widener Announces New Jobs Coming to Beavercreek
• Dayton Children's to open specialty care center in Springfield First specialty clinics to start April 19 at the MercyCrest Medical Arts Building
• OHSAA Board Adopts Revised Competitive Balance Proposal
• Fairborn Proclaims April as Safe Digging Month
• Firefighters Memorial in Fairborn
• Yard Waste Is Not for the Streets
• Doolittle Tokyo Raiders reunion schedule update
• Beavercreek Business Referral Group to Hold Visitors Day April 5
• Yard Waste
• Sen. Widener, Controlling Board okay funds for district
• City Hires New Water Plant Foreman
• Widener-Beagle Workforce Resolution Given Senate Support
• Tecumseh Council Scouts Collect over 88,000 Pounds of Food To Fill Local Food Banks
• Get ready for the farmer's market!
• Ohio Native Charlie Wooley Presented with Distinguished Service Award at Ceremony in Washington, D.C.
• Remembering and Celebrating the Girl Scouts of America 100th Anniversary March 12
• Air Force Museum Foundation Announces Sponsors For the Doolittle Tokyo Raiders 70th Reunion
• Online Visitors Can Experience Entire Natioanl Museum Of The U.S. Air Force Through Virtual Tour
• AIR FORCE ISSUES FLIGHT RELEASE FOR EGLIN AFB F-35A
• American Heart Association’s 2012 Heart Ball
• Widener Announces Controlling Board Approval of Economic Development Projects
• Spring is in the Air Join the Arbor Day Foundation in March and Receive 10 Free Trees
• Cleveland Clinic Publishes Northeastern Local/Springfield Clark Career & Technical Center Student’s Work:
• DOOLITTLE TOKYO RAIDERS BANQUET AND LUNCHEONS SOLD-OUT
• Lifetouch Adds Nearly 100 Photography related Jobs In Ohio
• Cabela’s® Announces Plans for Columbus, Ohio, Store 80,000-Square-Foot Store to Open in Spring 2013
• City of Fairborn Receives Award 22nd Year in a Row
• Air Force Marathon offers best value
• CareSource Promotes Jonas Thom to Vice President of Community Programs
• Widener Announces Openings for LSC Fellowship Program
• Dayton Joins Teh American Heart Association To Kickoff Heart Month Tonight
• Widener Resolution to Bolster Ohio’s UAS Industry Passes Ohio Senate Unanimously
• Widener Named Public Servant of the Year by Ohio Association for Career and Technical Education
• Using A Camera and Computer To Build Time Machine
• Candidates Forum to be Held
• Widener Statement on State of the Union Address
• Dayton HIstory-CarIllon Park Celebrates Black History Month
• New exhibit describes air base defense during Southeast Asia War
• Connect Appalachia Broadband Initiative Commences with Inaugural Task Force Meeting
• Great Midwest Athletic Conference Conduct First Joint Council Meeting
• Columbus, Ohio, Author Publishes New Book This insightful book discusses the relationship between biblical creation and modern science
• American Cancer Society Celebrity Luncheon Involves the Entire Community in the Fight against Cancer
• Gurley Ramey named Illustrious Commander-in-chief
• OHSAA Board of Directors Meeting Highlights – January 12, 2012
• Chamber Seeks Donations for Candy and Wine
• Another One Bites the Dust!
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Luncheon
• Civil Air Patrol Cadets Achieve Promotion
• National Wear Red Day February 3, 2012
• Housing Program Available
• Warm Coats-Warm Hearts Coat Drive Touches Thousands
• Benefits of Demo Permits to Real Estate
• Tri-County Community Action Announces the Start of the Winter Crisis Program
• Engineer, WWII War Resister – from the “Greatest Generation” Turns 95, Spent 3 years in prison for refusing to go to WWII
• Many Free Public Events Planned for Doolittle Tokyo Raiders Reunion
• WACO Lecture with Dan Patterson, Aviation Photographer
• Getting to Know Mayor Bill Bean
• Get to Know Your Council
• Clark Board of DD President Earns State Honor for Long-Time Service
• Letter of Thanks
• Cotillion Expansion Plans Include Clark County
• BPA Bowls for Special Olympics
• December’s U Can Make a Difference Spotlight
• A Family Sacrifice This Holiday Season
• Church Donates to Food Bank
• Merry Christmas to the Clark County Department of Utilities
• IC Commissioners Can Now Sign Orders Electronically
• Robinson-Bond Leaves Attorney General to Pursue Prosecutor Post
• WEIDMANN Announces New Paper Mill Site
• EPA Enforcement Cuts 300 Million Pounds of Pollution in Great Lakes Region
• Freedom Health Clinic
• Ohio National Road Association Announces Its 2011 Milestone Awards
• Widener Announces 680 Jobs Created Statewide
• Fifth Third Bank Launches Mobile App and Text Banking
• Essex of Springfield Receives National Award
• Ultramarathonman to speak at 2012 Air Force Marathon
• Civil Air Patrol Cadet Achieves Promotion
• Tri-County Community Action Announces the Start of the Winter Crisis Program
• Lead Ambassadors Donate to American Cancer Society
• Pratt Industries Donates To Local Charity
• New Website One-Stop Shop for Area Events
• Widener, Sawyer Introduce Student Trustee Voting Rights Bill
• Hospital, Y Introducing Monthly Health Programs for 2012
• DIGNAM-WHITMORE POST 526 COLLECTS FOOD
• Holiday Lights Display Contest Nominations Accepted
• FAIRBORN 9-11 MONUMENT COMMITTEE SEEKS COMMUNITY INPUT
• Event Brings Thousands to Center City
• Kenton Ridge FCCLA Operation Fabulous - A Huge Success
• November is National Hospice Month
• Creative Connections to Present The Gift of the Magi
• Local Teen Sets an Example
• Marine Corps Reserves Toys For Tots
• Retired Marine Makes Historic Swim Across Mississippi River
• The Salvation Army Announcement Two Creative Twists to the Iconic Red Kettle
• Civil Air Patrol Cadet Achieves Promotion
• 4-H Club Welcomes Members
• Grease, Sewer Lines and the Holidays Do Not Mix
• It’s That Time Again!
• Fighting to Keep Seniors Warm this Winter
• B-17 Memphis Belle Undergoes Restoration Milestones at National Museum of the U.S. Air Force
• Consumers Win Right to Know What’s in Their Milk
• Springfield Regional Medical Center Featured
• Public Health in Springfield and Clark County – Then and Now
• Mickey the Lion’s Corn Maze Kids’ Day Featured
• Hi-Point Students Have Strong Showing in DECA Competition
• Tragic Fire Turns into Opportunity
• Ohio Sadd Receives Nearly $100,000 in Traffic Safety Grants
• Cracking Down on Currency Manipulation
• On Call: Evan Cameron’s Life Story Leads to Passion for Service
• US Fish and Wildlife Service Extends Comment Period on NiSource HCP
• Enon Apple Butter Festival Celebrates Thirty Three Years
• Development Funding to Create 375 New Jobs
• $798,380 Federal Grant Awarded to Local Marriage and Fatherhood Initiative
• A Work of Love in Progress
• Hands and Hearts Join Forces
• Susan G. Komen For The Cure® Calls For Less Talk, More Action During 2011 Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• City Searches for Community Christmas Tree
• Depression-Era America is Topic of “Creative Connections” Program
• Over $100 Million in New Affordable Care Act Grants Help Fight Health Insurance Premium Hikes
• Excitement Builds for America in Bloom Awards
• Urbana Honored as Ohio Magazine’s Best Hometown
• Air Force Marathon Sets Attendance Record for Second Year
• Local Salvation Army Leaders Remember 9/11
• Friends of the Poor Walk
• Public Dedication at Freedom Grove was Moving
• OHSAA Board of Directors Meeting Highlights
• ‘Farmers’-Market-On-Wheels’ To Help Reach Three-County Area’s Hungry
• What Happens When Americans Come Together
• Ohio’s Most Peculiar Tourist is on a Mission – For Kids!
• The Fair at New Boston: Reliving 1811
• Urbana, Ohio, Airport to Host Largest Gathering of B-25s Since World War I
• Local Boy Scouts Kick Off Annual Popcorn Sale
• New World Trade Center Memorial in Urbana Brings Outpouring of Community Support
• HHS Awards $137 Million to States to Boost Prevention and Public Health
• 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony and Flag Presentation
• 2nd Annual Harvest Run 4 Hunger
• Go Red for Women Event to Be Held in Miami County
• Two Fairborn Firefighters Activated for Hurricane Irene
• 9-11 Day of Remembrance
• Sept. 11 Bike Tour Benefits Extension of Simon Kenton Trail
• Lottery for Boat Dock Rentals at Buck Creek State Park
• Ohio’s Historic West
• Back to School for Fairborn - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Fairborn CROP Walk 2011
• Collegiate Summer Exodus Begins
• Civil Air Patrol Cadet Achieves Promotion
• Miss Ohio Bike Tour
• OCJS Announces Crime Statistics Web Site
• Letter to the Editor: Vacation Fees and Active Military
• Retrospective Park Forwards Springfield’s Future
• Family And Youth Initiatives To Hold Its Annual Community Safety Day
• Approval Of New Jobs For The Region
• UCLA Operation Mend Team With Springfield Health & Rehabilitation Center
• Wittenberg Women’s Lacrosse Standouts Excel Against European Competition
• New Innovative Hospital to Bring Higher Level of Care to Area
• Help Wanted? Toward a Sectors Based Job Creation Strategy
• Tree Survey Efforts In Ohio Due To The Discovery Of Asian Longhorned Beetle
• New State Map Enhanced with QR Code Link to Real-time Traffic Info
• Fairborn Fire Department Names New Medical Director
• Locals Ride The Heat Wave
• Anti-Littering Awareness Campaign
• Civil Air Patrol Cadet Achieves Promotion
• CareSource Chooses Alzheimer’s Association for $10,000 Grant
• Joy Trick to Lead Greene County Customized Training Efforts
• Looking Back In 50 Years
• Thunderbirds to Sign Autographs at The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force
• Workshop Brings National Experts Eliot Coleman and Josh Volk
• Springfield: Looking Back and Looking Forward
• America In Bloom Judges Visit Springfield
• Connect Ohio’s Quarterly Forum
• Local Camp Helps Kids Grieve
• Alzheimer’s Association Walk To End Alzheimer’s
• Pack It In Project 2011
• There Is Help For Veterans
• Seepex Announces Decision to Move Forward with $8M Expansion
• Freedom With A Bang!
• Parents Encouraged To Obtain State Ids For Kids
• Anthony C. Rockfield Memorial Benefit Fundraiser
• The Crabill Homestead: A Hidden Marvel
• NASA Space Station Exhibit To Be Displayed At Air Force Museum
• Civil Air Patrol Major is Guest Speaker at Memorial Day Ceremony
• Fairborn Chamber & Fairborn Senior Center Quarter Raffle
• Sidewalk, Curb and Approach Surveying for 2012 Begins This Week
• Another Successful Year for Relay for Life Featured
• Alverna Dishun’s Dream
• New Chief Development Officer
• Two Fairborn Fire Stations to Receive Roof Replacement
• TRAFFIC SIGNAL FLASHING OPERATION
• Air Force Museum Foundation Receives $10M Donation from Lockheed Martin
• YOUR CHOICE of Savings on Personal Training or Swim Lessons at the Y!
• NEW ENTERPRISE IN TOWN
• Sandifer to be Featured on Changing Lives Billboards
• Chambers of Commerce’s Legislative Breakfast
• GCCC Student Project Benefits Food Pantry
• GCCC Students Compete at SkillsUSA Regional Event
• Hibberd Named Horizon League Batter of the Week
• Council Sessions to Air Live Once Again
• Start Walking Dayton! The American Heart Association’s National Start! Walking Day is April 6, 2011
• Maple Avenue Overpass Receives Repair
• Beavercreek Firm Builds Xenia Home Using Green Technology
• City Lauded by Two Agencies for Excellent Financial Reporting
• Fairfield Rib City moved to bigger location
• Widener Resolution to Bring Space Shuttle to Miami Valley Passes Ohio Senate Committee
• Citizens Can Take Limbs & Branches to the Curb
• Mercer-Smith House Committee Seeking Volunteers to Assist with Plans for 2011
• Fairborn Seeks Citizens Interested in Bicycle/Pedestrian Task Force
• Fairborn Mayor’s Beautification Committee Announces Winners of 16th Annual Holiday Lights Contest
• Fairborn Grocery Store Project Increases Resident Involvement
• Citizens Input Requested to Structure 2011 Levy
• THE SPIRIT OF FLIGHT HAS LANDED
• Board of Trustees Holds Meeting
• Fairborn Grocery Store Committee Announces Upcoming Meeting
• Prayer Breakfast Tickets Still Available at Chamber Office Annual Event Slated For Wednesday, November 24th at the Senior Center
• Holiday Assistance 2010
• FAIRBORN CHRISTMAS PROJECT 2010 Applicant Information Sheet
• Fairborn Christmas Project Registration
• Fairborn Engineering Division Begins 2011 Sidewalk-Curb-Approach Program
• Local Church to Pass out 250 Turkeys for the Needy
• GCCC Holds Special Program to Honor Veterans
• The Estate of John Dalton and Fairborn Chamber Settle Lawsuit
• Leaves in Streets Harmful in Many Ways
• Fairborn's Veterans Day Cebration
• Air Force Announces Retirement of Museum Director
• GCCC Marketing Students Compete in DECA Event
• President George W. Bush to be featured speaker at Veterans Day Tribute at National Museum of the U.S. Air Force
• Complaint Lodge Against Fairborn Dismissed by Ohio Elections Commission
• Fairborn Uses Videos to Promote City
• The Fairborn Christmas Project Needs your Help!
• Fairborn Christmas Project Registration
• Don’t Celebrate thanksgiving alone this year!
• Fairborn Community Thanksgiving Dinner Sponsored By The Fairborn Chrisitan Alliance
• Family Solutions Center Announces Addition of New Psychiatrist
• Fairborn Parks & Recreation Division Accepts Donations for Trees
• Greene County Criminal Justice Academy Helps with new Xenia Firing Range
• Hundreds of Purple Ribbons Hung in Greene County for National Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Vacancies on City Advisory Boards and Committees DATE EXTENSION
• Combined Federal Campaign Kick-off 2010
• Greene County Business Group Announces New Leadership
• Greene County Public Library Board To Meet October 13
• FVPC to hold The Greene Creators of HOPE Support Breakfast & Tour
• Creators of HOPE Gather in Greene County for Support Breakfast
• WOMEN’S NETWORK CELEBRATES TURNING 20 YEARS OF SERVICE
• City Receives Water Fluoridation Quality Award Two Years in a Row
• FVPC to Host Henry Ford at Taft/ Creators of HOPE Support Breakfast
• Air Force Marathon Sports & Fitness Expo at a glance
• 2010 Wal to Defeat ALS
• Christmas Tree Donations Now Being Accepted
• Chief of Staff to participate in the Air Force Marathon 10K
• Air Force art exhibit opens Oct. 22 at National Museum of the U.S. Air Force
• Letter to the Editor: Random Acts of Kindess to be Performed
• Fairborn Senior Center Hosts Marathon Pasta Dinner
• Dayton Deaf Festival to Celebrate Over 25th Anniversary!
• FAIRBORN AMERICAN LEGION HOSTS OH ATTORNEY GENERAL BINGO ACCOUNTING OVERVIEW
• Third Citizen Information Meeting and Luncheon Scheduled for Friday, September 17
• 9/11 Memorial Piece Approved for City of Fairborn
• Kaminsky Named to New York-Penn League All-Star Team
• Local Business Helping in the Community
• Fairborn Videos Highlight City Services
• Fairborn Lions Club Press release
• Free Health Fair Promotes Health and Wellness to Kettering Community
• Local Printer Closes Shop After 34 Years Service To The Community
• 2010 Street Program Begins In Next Few Weeks
• Heritage Symposium Promises AFIT Alum Speakers
• LOCAL AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY WIN AWARDS FOR THEIR SERVICE AND PROGRAMS
• Wright-Patterson AFB hosts a Year of the Air Force Family Special Needs Picnic
• Fairborn BURGER KING® Restaurant Supports Pediatric Cancer Research and Care at Dana-Farber Canc
• LOCAL FIRE CHIEF WINS FAIRBORN’S 60TH ANNIVERSARY PENDANT

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