Middletown, OH News

• Middletown, OH News
• We are proud to recognize all the Miami Regionals students who received a Depart...
• Lakota to discuss open enrollment proposal
• Road closing for railroad repairs
• Toddler drives toy into traffic
• Music downloader owes nearly $700K in fines
• Company's move brings jobs to region
• Company moves to Butler County
• Breaking News from Miami University Regionals Artist Series Facebook Page: One...
• Women put more value on high pay
• Car strikes motorcyclist on OH-4
• Jobless rate continues slow decline
• Congratulations to the 239 Miami Regionals students who received scholarships th...
• Public Services Librarian Jessie Long and Associate Professor of Philosophy Bria...
• 13 postal centers in Ohio to close
• Florida woman faces charges after $4M in heroin discovered
• Expect packed roads for Memorial Day weekend, AAA says
• Marine remembered at funeral for ‘determination’
• Police officer opening draws nearly 250 applications
• eaming up with Media Bridges Cincinnati, Miami’s Voice of America Learning Cente...
• Police investigating Franklin crash
• Drastic pension overhaul biggest in state history
• Miami University Hamilton will host a Campus Visit Program focusing on English L...
• Infant’s death ruled a homicide
• Congratulations to our 2012 BIS graduates! Photos from the Bachelor of Integrati...
• Miami University Middletown’s Verity Traditions program will present Quilting fo...
• Video: Award-winning military photographer showcases war images
• Monroe school district placed on fiscal emergency
• Bank robberies dip, but less money is recovered
• State officially places Monroe in fiscal emergency
• Miami Regionals celebrate the achievements of our outstanding Nursing students....
• Ohio pension reforms would trim benefits costs
• NC voters approve amendment on gay marriage
• Police bust two drug operations on same street
• Heimlich maneuver being taught to local sixth-graders
• Monroe School Board calls emergency meeting for Wednesday
• Miami University’s Regional are currently accepting applications for summer clas...
• Thursday, May 10: Grades available on BannerWeb (Date Subject to Change)
• Good luck and congratulations to all Miami Middletown students who will graduate...
• Learn about Miami Regionals' very own Chris Connell's invention: The Original Fl...
• Two teenagers killed in crash involving semi
• Miami Middletown is proud to congratulate all our outstanding students and their...
• Lightning destroys home of man who provides disaster relief
• Donkey Basketball game Thursday night at Monroe
• Monroe School Board to host emergency meeting at noon, Thursday
• State may take over Monroe schools’ finances
• Photos from the 11th Annual Scholars & Donors Dinner held at Miami Middletown on...
• Part of Butler County under flood warning
• Tornado watches in effect for Butler, Warren
• Area under tornado watch
• Congratulations! Jennifer Pugh was named W. Lynn Darbyshire Leadership Award rec...
• Miami University Middletown’s Verity Traditions program will present “Using Mult...
• Video game arcade moves to Cincinnati Mall
• Good luck on your exams!
• 1 arrested after brawl breaks out at frat party
• Miami gives regional campuses a new role
• MU Hamilton granted greater autonomy
• Truck stuck under railroad overpass
• Speech teacher wins award
• Do you love designer purses and love to spend an afternoon of fun with your girl...
• Police zero in on slaying details
• ongratulations!!! Molly Little has received the Achievement and Influence Award...
• Woman fired after donating kidney to boss
• The Michael J. Colligan Fund of the Hamilton Community Foundation is accepting s...
• Mom accused of having sex with teen
• Semi-trailer crash closes portion of I-75 near Ohio 129
• Mourners gather to remember slain teen
• Freeze warning issued for county
• Congratulations to Ryan Anthony Young! Young received the President’s Distingui...
• Supervillain Primary Debate 2012 on the Military
• Cuts force schools to nix gifted programs
• Grant OK’d for industrial park
• Data breach hits Under Armour
• EPA: No lasting effects from R.D. Holder fire
• $35M campaign for youth sports complex launched
• Under Armour staff information lost in data breach
• Join fellow Miami Regional students on Friday, April 27 for their Engineering Te...
• Zimmerman apologizes
• Static electricity spark likely caused oil company blaze
• Massive fire at oil company poses environmental threat
• Massive fire poses environmental threat
• City receives grant for industrial park
• Car crashes into second floor of building
• County jail inmate one of 7 improperly released this year
• New details surfacing in teen's homicide
• Celebrities bare all, overcome body image issues
• Boehner on Romney: He's done a good job and is prepared
• Boehner on relationship with Obama: 'We get along fine'
• Teen’s disappearance, homicide has police, family seeking answers
• Textbook Buy Back is scheduled at Miami Regionals for Monday, April 30 – Thursda...
• Discovery makes final trip
• Road near Trenton to close for work
• Dramatic solar flare caught on video
• Former Warren County employee accused of stealing $150,000 in Medicaid benefits
• Fire chief’s character lauded, questioned
• MUM’s Verity Traditions program will present “Middletown History Through Postcar...
• Former Warren County employee accused of stealing money from office
• Tax tip: Get the biggest return possible
• Ohio voters may face most issues in history
• Proposed Weather Service changes could cut $10M
• Man arrested on charges of safecracking and theft
• Police say man stole from storm victims
• Man arrested for safecracking and theft
• Man indicted for stealing from storm victims
• Friday, April 27: Last day to file petition for class or University withdrawal (...
• Distracted driving incidents on the rise
• Video: Tans gone wrong
• 30 Rock star sizzles in sexy spread
• Raw video: Zimmerman arrives at jail
• Tans gone wrong
• Béla Fleck & The Flecktones: The Original Line-up will perform at 7:30 pm on Fri...
• Lakota West band to be in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade
• Trayvon Martin: Special prosecutor begins new probe
• Join Pat Faust for an introduction to aromatherapy and how to use oils for stres...
• Source: Zimmerman to be charged in Martin case
• Freeze warning issued for tonight
• Quakes trigger tsunami warnings
• Couple faces charges in 
hit-skip with police cruiser
• Firefighters extinguish kitchen fire
• Video: Santorum quits race
• Reports: Santorum suspending campaign
• Local company one of six cited in casino collapse
• Lakota band to perform in Macy’s Parade
• Photos from The Casper Memorial Lecture held on March 14 featuring Ralph Nader’s...
• The Mardi Gras Themed Spring Picnic will be held on Wednesday, April 18 from 11...
• Jail inmate dies after being taken to hospital
• Congratulations to our outstanding students! Regional campus students Lea Brown...
• Butler County coroner resigns after 31 years
• Miami releases details of sexual harassment claims against director
• Jail inmate dies after being taken to hospital
• MUM will host a Veteran’s Administration Healthcare System Round Table at 3 pm o...
• 2-vehicle crash injures three
• Critical health violations fall at area eateries
• Fire chief hangs up his helmet after 44 years
• Millions spent on switch to semesters
• Semi flips, strikes telephone pole
• Two-vehicle crash involves children
• Do you have a friend or family member interested in attending Miami University R...
• Report: Bengals cheerleader indicted for sex with student
• A variety of research topics will be covered at this year's Scholars and Artists...
• Fairmont AD Donoher pleads guilty
• Students would you like to take on a more active role on campus? Members of the...
• Mega Millions jackpot largest ever at $500M
• Celebrate Tartan Day with Miami staff member Liz Miller for a light-hearted romp...
• Mega Millions reaches record $476 million jackpot
• Justices fire questions at government attorney in health care law case
• MUM will host a performance by the Dancing Wheels group on Wednesday, April 4 at...
• Appeals court upholds Blankenburg conviction
• Teen pleads not guilty in One Way Farm death
• Supreme Court ready to move to heart of health case
• Join Phi Theta Kappa from March 26 – April 10 in pledging to go "One Day Without...
• Tuesday, March 27: Fall Semester registration begins for Regional Campus Student...
• Police: Man tried to lure young boys
• Police: Man tried to lure young boys into his car
• Broken pipe causes backups at Aldean concert
• Congratulations!!! Jennifer Pugh has been named Student of the Month. Find out...
• Study Aboard in South Korea Yonsei University’s Wonju Campus founded in 1977 as...
• Four arrested after Drano bombs found
• Friday, March 23: Last day to drop a full semester course with a grade of “W.” T...
• Jack & Karen Horrell Internship Award Jack (BS in Business, 1973) and Karen Ho...
• Minor damage reported in Franklin bus crash
• Miami regional admissions director quits
• More women come forward in voyeurism case
• Miami Middletown will host a blood drive from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Thursda...
• “Re-Vision 2012,” an art show featuring the best current work of Visionaries and...
• 15 public entities fully cover insurance premiums
• Many teens sent to adult court
• Facing prison, Fox says he feels ‘lousy’
• St. Patrick’s Day festivities bring family, friends together
• Lakota to fill communications position
• Lakota West student dies, four others injured in accident
• Lakota West student dies, four others injured in crash
• Fire erupts at Caesar Creek Flea Market
• Verity Traditions will host a concert featuring Lisa Biales at 7 p.m. on Friday,...
• Students at Miami Middletown will host Hawk Fest 2012 from 6-10 p.m. on Saturday...
• Juvenile indicted for murder in One Way Farm incident
• Middletown man found guilty of murdering his father
• (Tomorrow) March 15: Miami Regionals Scholarship deadline for new and continuing...
• Infant death ruled a homicide
• Several hospitalized by New Miami fire
• Two hospitalized by New Miami fire
• Miami University Regionals are sponsoring a number of events for Women’s History...
• Drug sting nets 500 pounds of pot and fancy cars
• Overturned semi trailer spills fuel
• Miami University Regionals will host an Open House in support of the new bachelo...
• 18-year-old killed in single-vehicle crash
• March 8: All American Expo 2012, 12 – 5 pm, Miami Middletown’s Campus Community...
• Moonshine operation discovered by fire officials
• Students: Please remember the Hamilton and Middletown General Scholarship Appli...
• Truck driver cited in motorcycle crash
• Romney grabs Ohio from Santorum in tight duel
• Stabbing suspect found hiding under car
• Join us on Wednesday, March 21 from 3-5 pm for The Programs Reception in the Cam...
• Stabbing suspect found hiding under car
• Brothers indicted on burglary, assault charges
• Scholarship established in memory of Lakota teacher
• Ohioans among at least 15 killed as storms rip through area
• Tornadoes kill 3 in Indiana; storms move past Southwest Ohio
• March 2: Classes at all Miami campuses that begin at 2:15 pm and later are cance...
• Jury: Convicted killer should get life sentence
• Infant’s death being investigated as a homicide
• Republican candidates plan stops in southwest Ohio as primary nears
• Teen charged in Ohio school shooting
• The Basketball reception has been moved to 4 pm today in the Balcony Lounge, Joh...
• March 15: Scholarship deadline for new and continuing students. You may download...
• Convicted murderer apologizes to jury in death penalty case
• U.S. 127 to be closed for two days
• March 12: Summer registration opens at 9 am through BannerWeb. The Summer 2012 S...
• Tornado facts & classifications
• Jurors hear of childhood abuse in death penalty case
• Miami University is changing the Miami Plan, and we would like your input! Check...
• Join Miami Middletown as we recognize our 2011-2012 Men’s Ohio Regional Campus C...
• 2nd victim dies in shooting at Cleveland-area high school
• 83-year-old woman escapes house fire
• Men charged after pistol-whipping incident
• 1 dead, 4 wounded in shooting at Cleveland-area high school
• If you enjoy thought-provoking discussion, join The Thought Sherpas at 6 pm on M...
• Franklin police officer involved in crash
• Miami University students, do you want to do something special for your grandpar...
• Deaths of father, son on tracks prompt inquiries
• Man arrested for firing gun near Elks Lounge
• Man, son killed by train returning from fishing trip
• Miami Middletown will host the 2012 Men’s and Women’s Ohio Regional Campus (ORC)...
• Man indicted for pornographic video of an infant
• Community Foundation offering scholarships
• Are you looking for a reason to reconfirm your News Year’s Resolution? Did you v...
• Passenger flees after crash, arrested on warrant
• Crews respond to suspicious package at Boehner’s office
• An artist lecture by landscape painter Kevin Muente will be held at 2 pm on Thur...
• Are you looking for a fun way to celebrate Fat Tuesday? Then join local bluegras...
• Driver, passenger end up
 hanging off railroad bridge
• Truck goes partially off railroad bridge; 2 arrested
• Monday, February 20: President’s Day, Classes are in session, University open.
• Ohio-Georgia debate canceled after 3 drop out
• Cemetery board still $100,000 short of goal
• Jack in the Box coming to Ohio
• Event 
will honor mentor 
to youths
• Retired teacher, mentor to be honored
• There is always something cool going on here at MUM.
• The HIV testing scheduled for today has been rescheduled. Please watch your emai...
• Have you ever wanted to sing the National Anthem at a game? Miami Middletown is...
• List of Grammy winners in select major categories
• Road opened after car strikes pole, knocking out power
• Township police to offer identity theft help
• It's not too late to apply for a Miami Regionals Study Abroad scholarship--the d...
• Are you looking for a reason to reconfirm your News Year’s Resolution? Did you v...
• Congressman’s son arrested in Oxford
• There are only 58 tickets left for this year’s Casper Lecture featuring Ralph Na...
• It’s NOT too late for any student interested in playing on the Men’s and Women’s...
• Miami Middletown is pleased to announce that tickets for the Casper Lecture feat...
• Racial Legacies & Learning XXVII presents Dr. Juan E. Gilbert discussing Innovat...
• Four arrested in connection with copper thefts in region
• Friday, February 24: Last day for students to apply for May graduation. To learn...
• Woman killed in mobile home blaze
• Don’t forget, the priority deadline to apply for Miami Middletown scholarships i...
• Fairmont AD Brian Donoher on leave following sex arrest
• Twelve people escape house fire outside Oxford
• Fairmont AD Brian Donoher allegedly solicited prostitution
• Our nursing class for individuals with behavioral and emotional disorders (NSG 4...
• Franklin permits last year topped 2010 totals
• Area company launches sandwich bar for convenience stores
• MU provost makes move for independence of regional campuses
• Get ready to support the men's and women's basketball teams at the annual MUM-OX...
• Lakota school board to discuss reductions
• Miami Middletown will host an HIV testing from 11 am to 3 pm on Tuesday, Feb. 14...
• Feb. 1: Nursing Application Deadline, turn applications in to the Nursing Office...
• Warren County barn engulfed in flames
• Driver cited in multiple-car accident on I-75
• Now until February 12 - Miami Baccalaureate Nursing Students' Association (MBNSA...
• Monroe rejects bid for former high school
• Franklin building and zoning report steady
• It’s just 2 weeks till the annual “Taste of Soul Food” Luncheon. Yummy! Hope to...
• An artist lecture on the “Assorted Material: Works by Reid R. Radcliffe” art sho...
• Obama: Keep jobs in U.S.
• Congratulations !! Eighteen Earn Academic All-Conference Honors at Miami Regiona...
• Jan. 30: Last Day to Drop a Full Semester Course without a Grade or Change Credi...
• Cellphones, weapons and drugs flood Ohio prisons
• Ex-school worker indicted in sex case
• Education Tax Credit information: The IRS form 1098-T, used for higher education...
• Fire doused with cup of coffee
• Verity Traditions program will present “Preserving Your Family Photographs” at 1...
• Having difficulty with math or writing assignments or want to improve your study...
• Craft beer breweries get boost from state fee cuts
• Interesting article in the MJ about the importance of postsecondary education to...
• Are you feeling your luck change on this Friday 13th? What superstitions do you...
• Suspect sought in attempted abduction
• Congratulations to all our December graduates! Photos from the BIS Graduates Lun...
• Do you have a friend, family member or a co-worker interested in coming to Miami...
• Middletown police search for suspect in attempted kidnapping
• Mahogany’s to open on The Banks
• Join us for a spaghetti luncheon on Thursday, Jan. 12 from 11 am - 1 pm at Verit...
• Car flips over embankment; driver ejected, hospitalized
• Traffic moving following I-75 crash
• Welcome to all new students and welcome back to continuing students, faculty and...
• Special Saturday Hours for Jan. 7: The Bookstore, Financial Aid, Records & Regis...
• Reminder: Sign–up now for the Miami Emergency Text Messaging System to get weath...
• Join us as four-time Grammy winner Aaron Neville will perform at the Middletown...
• Have you thought about starting a family tree but don’t know where to begin? Or...
• Happy New Year! Today is the first day that Spring Semester Book Vouchers (Fin...
• Gun purchases continue record climb in Ohio
• Mohawk mill winding down operations
• County’s fiber optics network underused
• Plane crash survivor says it was 'surreal'
• Police respond to report of gun shot
• Shelter need expected to grow
• Middletown couple devote lives to help homeless
• County commission adopts 2012 budget
• Drive-in theater continues New Year's Eve tradition
• Butler County prominent in history of Ohio canals
• Four taken to hospital after plane crash; woman suffers serious injuries
• Officer’s dismissal linked to porn case
• Four taken to hospital after plane crash; woman in critical condition
• Energy conservation at schools benefitting taxpayers
• School board member resigns shortly after being elected
• Private schools see enrollment swell
• Ohio on track to reach lower traffic fatalities this year
• Sales increase may mean housing market recovering
• Time left in 2011 to help trim tax bill
• Firefighters deliver Christmas to remember
• Grades are now available on BannerWeb. December 24 – January 1: Happy Holidays...
• City gives money to group poised to buy Sorg Theater
• Clinic expanding radiotherapy center, adding new technology
• Career Services 101: Bachelor Degree and co-op/internship seeking students must...
• Republican party audit shows expenditure reporting errors
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• Portman still viable as VP nominee
• Educational center to share $250,000 grant
• Miami Middletown has announced the sixth group of inductees into its Athletic Ha...
• Company's liquid spill sends strong odor across area
• Driver involved in Ohio 73, I-75 accident flees hospital
• Congratulations!!! Sabrina Churchill has been named Miami University Middletown’...
• Good luck with exams this week! Dec. 22: Grades available on BannerWeb (Date S...
• Call for 2012 Teaching Award. CTL is soliciting nominations for the 2012 MUM Exc...
• Get a head start on the holidays at the Second Annual Holiday Craft Bazaar, 8am...
• Clearing Spring Semester Fees ebills are now viewable online. Students who regi...
• Just in time for the holidays, Miami Middletown will hold a Chemistry & Glass Or...
• Exam schedules are available online at
• Sign–up now for the Miami Emergency Text Messaging System to get weather-related...
• Welcome Back! We hope everyone is well rested. If not, relax and unwind with the...
• Happy Thanksgiving! See everyone next week. Nov. 24 – Nov. 27: Campus Closed i...
• A Bachelor of Integrative Studies Informational Event on Dec. 1 from 4pm - 5:30...
• The Southwestern Ohio Symphonic Band, under the direction of Chris Brandenburg,...
• Congratulations!!Denny Sorrell has been named Miami University Middletown’s Stud...
• Verity Traditions program will cover Wintertime Bird Care at 12pm on Dec. 6 in V...
• History of Middletown Told Through Postcards
• An evening of bluegrass is up next for the Artist and Lecture Series as The Gras...
• No proof Trammell stole money, DA probe finds
• Nov. 22: Thanksgiving Holiday Begins at 10pm for students. Bookstore open 9am–5p...
• Help save a life! A Campus Blood Drive will be held on Dec. 7 from 10:30am - 2:3...
• Do you have a friend, family member or a co-worker interested in coming to Miami...
• Don’t forget, Oct. 31 is Miami Middletown’s Dress-Up Day. We are meeting for a g...
• Friday, Oct. 28: Last Day to Drop/Withdraw a Full Semester Course with a Grade o...
• Miami University Middletown will host How to Hypnotize a Chicken: Get to Know Yo...
• One injured in crash that shut down southbound I-75
• Student struck by vehicle after school
• Westboro Baptist Church will be on Miami campus today
• Miami Regionals will reflect on the current events in Zanesville with a film scr...
• Join us on Nov. 11 for The Thought Sherpas at 6–7pm in Verity Lodge. Two of MUM'...
• Miami University Middletown’s Artist & Lecture Series continues with “Newgrass”...
• More photos of MUM’s Family Fun Fest are available at
• Thieves target change machines
• Applying to Miami Middletown isn’t scary!! Have questions, call our friendly adm...
• “The Sport of Ecology” is an art show featuring works by artist Emily Moorhead,...
• We had beautiful weather and a wonderful turn out at MUM’s Family Fun Fest. Pict...
• Police name bicyclist killed Friday in Hamilton
• Church celebrating 115th anniversary Sunday
• City, SMART Papers seek buyer
• Edgewood evaluates chemical treatments after evacuation
• Middletown garage fire called ‘suspicious’
• Cyclist struck and killed in Hamilton
• Uncertain future for Weatherwax Golf Course
• Miami Regionals will host a Webinar on Civility on Campus: Promoting Respect & T...
• Do you have any old books lying around? Trying to clean up the clutter? Miami St...
• Uncertain future for Weatherwax Golf Club
• 50 to be laid off at jobs agency
• Detective indicted on felony charges
• Miami regional campuses offer new degree
• Latino blogger offers stories on blending cultures
• Join us as we celebrate Miami Middletown’s oldest structure, Verity Lodge, with...
• Mayor to visit branch campuses in Massachusetts
• Historical marker honors notable natives of Franklin
• Ohio motorcycle crash fatalities down
• Friday, Oct. 14: Fall Midterm Holiday. No classes, University is open. Bookstore...
• Do you have a friend, family member or a co-worker interested in coming to Miami...
• The University Honors Program is now accepting applications to begin the program...
• Atrium records 10 births in a day
• Interested in a fun new way to exercise? We will explore with Mike Perkins the e...
• Please be aware that beginning Mon., Oct. 17 that parking violations will be enf...
• Today is Do Something Nice Day. Why not buy a cup of coffee for someone or offer...
• Spring Semester Course Schedule are now viewable online at
• Congratulations! Erica Alicia White was named September Student of the Month at...
• Man accusd of damaging police cruiser in arrest
• Female accused of stabbing another woman
• The Artist & Lecture Series will present jazz artists Nnenna Freelon and Earl Kl...
• Land of Illusion
• Police said woman exposed herself in store, on street
• MUM’s Family Fun Fest is Oct. 15 from 12–6pm. Admission is free, local rock lege...
• Miami Middletown participated in the American Heart Association Heart Walk on Sa...
• Sept. 28: Miami University plans to test its emergency communication methods at...
• Cincy State board moving on contract for Middletown expansion
• Miami Regionals will host Lorena Mora-Mowry as the keynote speaker for the Racia...
• Relocating to Oxford in January? Staying at a Regional Campus, but taking one or...
• Regional government could save money
• Ohio district maps rewrite borders
• Franklin man wanted in several burglaries
• Cincinnati State faculty on strike
• Insurance agency celebrates 90-years
• Former area man produces movie filmed in Middletown
• Court will monitor wife-killer Tanner until 2013
• Court will monitor wife-killerTanner until 2013
• Food pantries discuss budget cuts
• Monday, Oct. 3: Nursing Applications will become available outside Middletown’s...
• Bridge project won’t start until 2015
• President Obama pushes Boehner to pass jobs bill
• Middletown celebrates with Cincy State president
• Market batters AK, First Financial
• Fairfield businessman gets $10K fine
• Badin classes hear stories of cancer, courage
• Portion of Ohio 4 to be named after fallen Marine
• Brown Society helping United Way
• Franklin grads to skydive before game
• Officials investigate meth lab
• Man arrested for mail theft
• Sign–up now for the Miami Emergency Text Messaging System to get weather-related...
• It is time for you to meet some new F.A.C.E.S. (Faces And Cultures of Every Stud...
• MUM invites you to A Taste of Peru on Thurs., Sept. 29 at 5pm in RM 142, Campus...
• Miami Hamilton leaders approve purchase of property
• Miami will need more donations for student center
• MUM to host a Veteran’s Info Session from 4–6pm on Sept. 22 for current/past mil...
• MUH seeks Richard Allen building for expansion
• The travel bug has hit us yet, again. Come out to visit us at the Pork Fest in E...
• The Lady ThunderHawks Volleyball team invites you to attend their home game agai...
• We are four weeks into the semester and the tests have already begun. Share your...
• Do you have a friend, family member or a co-worker interested in coming to Miami...
• Help set record for most people dancing the ‘Cupid Shuffle’
• Help save a life! A Campus Blood Drive will be held on Thursday, Sept. 29 from 1...
• Brewery marks 20 years of beer
• Traditional performances by students from the Korean National University of Arts...
• Man accused of flashing two women near school
• Monday, Sept. 12 is the last day to drop a full semester class without a grade.
• MUM will celebrate Fiesta de Unidad on Wed., Sept. 21 from 5–7pm in the Campus C...
• Sept. 5: No Classes, University Closed. Happy Labor Day! We hope you are doing s...
• Kasich scales back prison privatization plan
• A 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony will be held at 12pm on Sept. 8 in RM 142, Johnston...
• Due to the rain today's picnic scheduled from 11 am - 1 pm has been moved into H...
• Motorcyclist hospitalized with life-threatening injuries
• Regional students who are planning to attend the Career Fair on Wednesday, Sept....
• New Bachelor's Degree in Health Information Technology offered at Miami Universi...
• The Oxford-Middletown Shuttle link has moved to
• The buzz at Miami Middletown is that Ralph Nader will be the Casper Lecture spea...
• Would you like to make changes to your schedule? Do you feel that you can handle...
• The first class at the Greentree Health Science Academy was taught by Miami’s As...
• Back to School for Middletown - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Q: How can you save money and add up to two hours of productive time to your da...
• Welcome to all new students and welcome back to continuing students, faculty and...
• Miami Middletown’s Special Saturday Hours for August 20: The Bookstore, Admissio...
• Calling all animal lovers both wild and domestic! A new student org is forming,...
• One seriously injured in Ohio 129 crash
• Nursing students check your schedule? If you see GRT under Location/Building on...
• Units responding to fire at mobile home
• Up, Up and Away... Pictures are now in from the Balloon Fest. We had a blast.
• Fall classes will soon be in session. What is the most important advice you can...
• Odor investigation negative for natural gas
• Textbooks go on sale Monday, Aug. 15. Bookstore hours the week of Aug. 15 at Mia...
• Students who are eligible for an automated book voucher will receive an email th...
• Miami Middletown has got the travel bug. We will be at the Lebanon’s Blues Fest...
• The Miami Middletown website is back up and fully functional. Thanks to Technolo...
• $3M embezzlement forces layoffs 
at family-owned business
• $3M embezzlement forces layoffs 
at family-owned business; Ex-CFO sentenced to 15 years
• We are sorry our website is down and may not be up until sometime tomorrow. Want...
• 2 area kids among 77 sickened by salmonella
• Looking for something fun to do tonight? Join Miami Middletown at the National N...
• Thanks for bringing this up, those who sign up early have the advantage of getti...
• Reminder: Students who registered prior to 5 pm on July 9 must clear fees by Aug...
• Air Show ends early due to stormy weather
• Air Show: No problems reported going into second day
• Fall classes are starting to fill up fast. New student application deadline is August 19. Apply now to get the best class schedule to fit your busy life. Current Students, if you need general advising, call Academic Advising and Learning Assistance at 5
• Tickets can now be purchased for the 2011-2012 Artist & Lecture Series online. All shows will be at Middletown High School.
• Do you like BBQ and want to support the 2011-2012 Lady ThundeHawk’s Basketball team? On Thursday, July 28 (all day) visit City Barbeque in West Chester and the team will receive 25% of your purchase. Visit this link for a Flyer that must be presen
• Construction is under way 
for new Jungle Jim’s location
• Congrats! Eighteen Miami Middletown students will receive Peabody Scholarships for the 2011-12 academic year.
• July 4: No Classes, University Closed. Happy Fourth of July! We hope you are doing something fun.
• Students 2011-2012 parking passes for Miami Regionals are now available in the Cashier’s office. Don’t forget your license plate number. They are free.
• Miami Regionals announce new web page for Artist Series/Artist & Lecture Series. New dates are still being added for performances. See what we already have planned at
• Interested in your GI Benefits? An information session on Employment Resources and Educational Opportunities will be held on Thursday, June 23 from 4 pm – 6 pm at Harry T. Wilks Conference Center, Miami University Hamilton.
• Five arrested on drug-related charges in Franklin
• There is still time to apply for Fall Semester classes that begin Aug. 22. Come see what Miami Middletown has to offer. Our next Campus Visit is at 4:30 pm on Tues., June 21. The evening will feature presentations on admission, financial aid/scholarships
• Congratulations to all our graduates! Photos from the Bachelor of Integrative Studies Recognition Ceremony on May 7 can be viewed at
• 141 state workers outearn Kasich
• Letter from the Editor: A new look and a renewed commitment
• Family, friends mourn the loss of Miamisburg Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Susan Eacker and Virginia (Ginger) Wickline are winners of the 2011 Excellence in Teaching Award. Find out more at
• New Ohio rules aim to make spray parks safer for children
• Are you looking for a new look and an easy way to help others? If you would like to cut off at least 10 inches of hair, schedule an appointment on Tuesday, June 7 from 12pm – 2:30pm by calling 513.320.6455. Hair will be donated to Locks of Love, a
• Hear from others what Miami Middletown has to offer...
• Congratulations to the 2010-11 C. Eugene Bennett Scholar Athletes of the Year Jose Castro, Golf and Taylor Withrow, Basketball and Volleyball.
• Senate budget restores $130M for cities, schools
• Greentree Health Science Academy to open August 22, 2011.
• Tressel resigns as coach at Ohio State
• Monday, May 30 : Happy Memorial Day! Miami Regionals and Miami Oxford will be closed to observe the holiday.
• Students are you looking for campus employment, visit www.miamistudentjobs.com. New jobs are posted each week.
• Arnold to spend rest of her life in prison
• Current Students: Now is the time to meet with an academic advisor for Summer/Fall classes. If you need general advising, call Academic Advising and Learning Assistance at 513.727.3440 for an appointment. If you want detailed advising for your major, see
• Miami Regionals are currently accepting applications for summer classes under a revamped schedule. Classes are being offered in four, six, eight and twelve week terms and begin on dates ranging from May 16 to July 11. The new system allows for added flex
• May 14, 21 & 28: Putting Down Roots Work Days at the Center of Hope for Women and Children, 10am – 3pm, 1300 Girard Ave. in Middletown. Volunteers will put in raised beds, paint them, put in top soil and work on several smaller projects in the
• Grades are now available on BannerWeb.
• Dulle devoted dad, sheriff’s deputy
• Family shocked by the death of deputy
• Do you have a friend, family member or a co-worker interested in coming to Miami Middletown? Our next Campus Visit Program will be at 4:30 pm on Tues., May 17. The evening will feature presentations on admission, financial aid/scholarships, information o
• New editor-in-chief named for CMG Ohio
• Pictures from the 2011 Academic & Leadership Awards Ceremony held on Friday, April 29 at Miami University Middletown are viewable online at
• VA official admits to ‘failure of leadership’ at Dayton clinic
• With exams almost over we know you are anxiously awaiting your grades. Grades will be available after 5 pm on May 12 on BannerWeb. This date may change if there is a processing problem.
• Hopes fading for missing local man
• Osama bin Laden dead; body in American custody
• Full text of president's statement about bin Laden's death
• Teen gets 5 years 
in prison for death
• Middletown teen gets maximum sentence for involuntary manslaughter
• 1.) Book Buy Back is Monday, May 2 - Thursday, May 6 from 9 am - 7:15 pm; Friday, May 6 from 9 am – 3 pm and Saturday, May 8 from 10 am – 2 pm. 2.) PSEOP Book Return is Wednesday, May 4 & Thursday, May 5 from 10:30 am – 1:30 pm and
• There are many wonderful places to study on campus. The bags are available to pick up at the Information Desk in Johnston Hall. Best of luck to everyone on exams!
• Where is the best place to study on campus? The first ten people who reply with an original response will receive a Miami Middletown shoulder book bag.
• Congratulations to all of our scholars and THANK YOU to the donors who give so generously throughout the year. Pictures from the Scholars and Donors Dinner are viewable at
• Flash flood watch issued for Butler, Warren counties
• Flash flood watch issued for Butler, Warren counties
• William Schellenbach, aMarine who majored in geology is among the recipients of the Colligan scholarship.
• Miami Regionals Veterans Legacy Scholarship announced. Funds are available for new and current undergraduate students tuition expenses for U.S. Military Veterans and descendants of Miami Alumni (parents/grandparents) who have served honorably. Applicants
• Former county director files EEOC complaint
• Construction continues on Ohio's tallest bridge
• Construction continues on signature project
• Former county director files EEOC complaint
• This semester is quickly coming to a close. Let’s send this year out with a bang! Come join us at It’s A Spring Thing (Annual Picnic) on Wednesday, April 27 from 11 am – 2 pm in the Outdoor Quad Area . New this year is the Gold Star Ch
• 5 students injured when car hits bus
• Do you ever wonder what Flash (Miami Middletown’s Mascot) does when he isn’t working? Catch a glimpse of Flash unwinding
• Easter presents arrive mysteriously for 30 years
• On Friday, April 22 from 9:30am - 5pm come see the Engineering Technology Senior Design Projects at Miami Hamilton’s Wilks Conference Center. Student teams will formally present their findings of a major open-ended research and design project. Real
• Ohio population shift favors GOP in Congress
• Do you have a friend, family member or a co-worker interested in coming to Miami Middletown? Our next Campus Visit Program will be at 9:30am on Tues., April 19. The morning will feature presentations on admission, financial aid/scholarships, information
• Miami Middletown students share painful stories about bullying at panel discussion held on April 12. Read story and watch interview by WLWT (Channel 5 News) at
• Bullying, discrimination focus of campus forums on Tuesday, April 12 and Wednesday, April 13.
• Dr. David S. Livington will hold a discussion on Leading Schools in Turbulent Times at 4:30 pm on April 13 in the Campus & Community Center. Livington provides the perspective of 42 years in education. Currently, he is affiliated with the Marzano Res
• How will a government shutdown affect you?
• Area hospitals in early stages of electronic records
• Hospital’s medical records now electronic
• Fall into glass top stove sends woman to hospital
• Kasich to lawmakers: Pass calamity days bill now
• ‘Runaway mom’ Tehan has a new baby boy
• Oxford Preview Day will be Friday, April 15 from 10 am – 1 pm. Whether you are relocating now or thinking about taking classes at Oxford, this is for you. Take a tour of the Oxford campus and learn about activities and services available to you. To
• Want a shuttle? Prep and delivery cost is $28.8M
• Florida seen as leading contender for 1 of 3 shuttles
• Ohio, Air Force helped early Shuttle program
• A look back at Ohioans in space
• With the 10th anniversary of 9/11 approaching, Miami University Middletown will present the 2011 Casper Memorial Lecture, “America, Terrorism and War.” David D. Cole, a Georgetown University law professor, author and radio commentator, will s
• Join the Campus Activities Board for One Day Without Shoes on Tuesday, April 5. Show your support by going an hour, or all day without shoes. CAB will be collecting money in Johnston Hall on Monday & Tuesday for a shoe fund that will be donated to th
• Dr. Peggy McIntosh, author of many influential articles on curriculum change, women's studies and systems of unearned privilege will speak on April 5 at 2:30 pm in the Campus & Community Center. She will discuss her article “White Privileg
• Faith Crawford is a non-tradional student. A Mom with two grown children, two grandchildren, and a busy life working full-time, she appreciates the flexibility of being able to take classes in the evenings. She describes the great support she's foun
• Attention BIS Majors! BIS is forming a student organization at MUM. Join us for our first meeting on Monday, April 11 at 5:15 pm in Johnston Hall Room 012. Contact Jama Wood (kiddjy@muohio.edu) for more details.
• A look at our series
• Thinking about/planning to participate in a study abroad program; apply for a study abroad scholarship for Miami Regionals students. The geographical locations offered are: Germany, Ukraine, the Caribbean, Gambia, Costa Rica and China. This application c
• Fall registration begins for Regional campus students at 8 am on Tuesday, March 29. Make your advising appointment now at 513.727.3440. Miami Middletown Fall Semester Course Schedule is available at
• Ohio could allow parents to take over failing schools
• Friday, March 25 is the LAST DAY to drop a full semester course with a grade of “W”. Instructor’s signature is required if the class meets before 4 pm. Form most be filled out and turned in to Records & Registration by 5 pm. The Add
• Campus Blood Drive will be held on Thursday, March 24 from 10:30 am - 2:30 pm (Mobile Unit) bookstore entrance of Johnston hall. Donors will receive a free t-shirt. Register online at
• Glass works will adorn library
• Miami University Regional’s are having a women’s history month writing contest. The theme is writing women into history. Students may submit an essay, poetry, prose, fiction, research paper or any form of creative writing on this theme by Th
• Relocating to Oxford for Fall? Complete your relocation packet by May 1 to be considered for Oxford scholarships. Relocation packets are available in Room 1, Johnston Hall.
• Know a high school student who wants to earn high school and college credits at the same time? Miami Middletown will host a Post-Secondary Enrollment Options Program (PSEOP) information session at 10am on Saturday, March 19. Admission counselors will sha
• More prisoners paroled; 5 prisons privatized
• Despite rise in state funding, education facing double-digit cuts
• 1 charged in massive crash of semi, car on I-75; teen in critical condition
• All lanes on I-75 open following dramatic crash
• Semi overturns, lands on car; I-75 lanes blocked
• Miami Middletown is going green in March. Activities scheduled are: Green B-I-N-G-O, a Green Jello Eating Contest, Racial Legacies Speaker Will Allen (former NBA player and current Urban Gardener) and HawkWalk: Farmers Market with Bernadette Unger from M
• Do you have a friend, family member or a co-worker interested in coming to Miami Middletown? Our next Campus Visit Program will be at 4:30pm on Tues., March 15. The evening will feature presentations on admission, financial aid/scholarships, information
• Have you ever wished you had a way to showcase your creative energy in a large and semi-permanent way? Gardner-Harvey Library is sponsoring a mural painting competition to fill a very large (7’ x 12’) blank wall. Final designs must be submi
• Keys in the cruiser
• Green Beer Day in Oxford calmer than years past
• First arrest made on Green Beer Day in Oxford
• First arrest made on Green Beer Day in Oxford
• With the weather turning warm are you starting to make summer plans? Why not take a summer class and get ahead? Summer registration opens at 9 am through BannerWeb on Monday, March 14. The Summer 2011 Schedule is available now at
• Man accused of falsifying military service surrenders
• Stolen valor suspect back from California
• Feb.27: ThunderHawk Men are ORC Basketball Champs. See full story at
• Don’t forget, the priority deadline to apply for Miami Middletown scholarships is March 15, 2011! Don’t miss out on FREE money for all of your educational expenses. Students must have a 2011-2012 FAFSA on file to be considered for scholarship
• "Re-Vision 2011," an art show featuring the best current work of Visionaries and Voices artists from Butler County, will be on display in the Galleria of the Campus & Community until April 16. Take a peek at their work…
• Waddie Welcome was a Black man with cerebral palsy in Savannah, GA who changed the way some people looked at people with disabilities. "Waddie Welcome and the Beloved Community" tells the story of friendships that transcended divisions of disab
• Key events in the murder of Tiffany Brown
• Search for elderly couple leads to landfill
• Concert on Saturday, Feb. 26 benefits Miami Middletown staff, student’s daughter, who are battling cancer
• Missing Logan County couple sought in connection with Bellefontaine manhunt
• Rotary Club of West Chester/Liberty awards grants
• Body thought to be missing Bellefontaine mother found in her mom's home
• Testing taking time is here. If you need that extra boost of confidence when taking tests then the Test Anxiety Workshops on Feb. 23 & Feb. 24 are for you.
• Randy Newman to perform at MUM on Saturday, Feb. 19.
• On Monday, Feb. 21, Stacy Nadeau will speak on “Embracing Real Beauty” at Miami Middletown at 10:30 am and Miami Hamilton at 1 pm. As part of the Dove Real Woman campaign, Nadeau and five other contestants brought the mission of the Campaign
• Just 2 days left till the annual “Taste of Soul” Luncheon. Yummy! Hope to see you there on Thursday, Feb. 10 from 11:30 am – 1 pm. This year's menu includes fried chicken, fried catfish, collard greens, potato salad, red beans an
• Trooper, wife die from carbon monoxide poisoning
• Trooper, wife apparent carbon monoxide victims
• All Miami University students seeking an internship or full-time job will have an opportunity to interact with employers attending the Spring Internship & Career Expo (Spring ICE) 2-6 pm on Tuesday, Feb. 8, at Millett Hall in Oxford. Fore more inform
• Now is the time to start thinking about your Fall Semester Aid. Miami Middletown will host a Financial Aid and Scholarship Program on Saturday, Feb. 5 from 10 am until noon in Johnston Hall, with check-in beginning at 9:45 am. This program is for both ne
• Haven't received your paper yet? Read it online
• Tuesday, Feb. 1 - Miami Hamilton, Miami Middletown and VOA Learning Center are CLOSED. Emergency staff only should report to work. All classes and evening activities are canceled.
• Congratulations!!! The Ohio Regional Campus Conference (ORCC) has recognized seven student-athletes at Miami University Middletown as Academic All-Conference for Fall Semester. For more information, visit
• Traffic quickly thickening on I-75
• Self Defense Sessions will be held TODAY in RM 142, Campus & Community Center. You choose the session: 11 am – 12 pm OR 12:15 pm – 1:15 pm. Students, faculty and staff are welcome.
• Campus Blood Drive will be held on Thursday, Jan. 27 from 10:30 am - 2:30 pm (Mobile Unit) bookstore entrance of Johnston hall. Donors will receive a free army green t-shirt. Register online at
• Friday, Jan. 21 - Miami Middletown, Hamilton and the VOALC are open today. Classes are on their normal schedule.
• GOP begins effort to defund parts of health law
• To clarify: Classes that begin before 4 p.m. will still meet. If your class meets at 3:30 p.m. - 6 p.m., it will meet unless it is listed at
• 1/20/11: Miami Hamilton, Miami Middletown and the Voice of America Learning Center Classes that start at 4 p.m. and after are canceled today (Thursday, January 20). The campuses remain open for normal business hours.
• 1/20/2011: Miami Middletown is open today. You are welcome to look throughout the day for individual class cancellations at Don't forget to check your email.
• Alicia Campbell has been named MUM's Student of the Month for November. To learn more about Campbell's achievements visit,
• Sign–up now for the Miami Emergency Text Messaging System to get weather-related campus closings. With this system, you register your cell phone number to receive an emergency text alert. Go to click on the Emergency Text Message icon and follow t
• On Sunday, Jan. 23, the Punch Brothers will bring their genre-bending, contemporary acoustic sounds to Miami Middletown's Dave Finkelman Auditorium for a 7:30 p.m. performance. For more information visit,
• 1/11/2011: Miami Middletown is open today. You are welcome to look throughout the day for individual class cancellations at Don't forget to check your email.
• A new semester is upon us. Excitement is in the air for a fresh start. With that in mind, we want to know what sort of information you want to see on the Miami Middletown's Facebook page? If you think of it mention us to your classmates and friends,
• Duke Energy buying Progress Energy for over $13B
• Hundreds attend slain deputy’s visitation; funeral today
• Parents get slain deputy’s message after news of death
• Do you still need to get your Spring Semester Textbooks? The Bookstore hours for the rest of this week are Thursday, 9am – 7:15 pm; Friday, 9 am - 3 pm and Saturday, 9 am -1 pm.
• Bio: John Boehner’s return to power an improbable comeback
• Spring Scheduling: Student Services will be accepting walk-in advising appointments January 3 - 7 from 9 am – 4 pm and January 10 - 21 from 9 am – 7 pm
• Book Vouchers & Short Term Loans are available. Students who are enrolled full time and have authorized financial aid, check your email, your book voucher may be already applied to your account. Financial Aid hours are: Monday – Thursday, 8am &
• Ohio lawmakers set record for legislative inaction
• Expect white Christmas as snow moves in overnight
• Congrats: ThunderHawks savor league win after hard-fought battle To see the full article visit,
• Search goes on for armed gunmen who robbed grocery store
• Grades are now available on BannerWeb.
• Police continue search for armed gunmen who robbed grocery store
• Ohio loses two seats, clout in U.S. Congress
• Happy Holidays! Offices are open from 8 am – 5 pm through Dec. 23. The University is closed for winter break Dec. 24 – Jan. 3. See everyone in January.
• 12/16/10 Miami's Middletown is open; final exams on schedule.
• With exams almost over we know you are anxiously awaiting your grades. Grades will be available after 5 pm on Dec. 23 on BannerWeb. This date may change if there is a processing problem.
• Sarah (Devon) Wells have been named MUM's Ocotber Student of the Month. For more information, visit
• Book Buy Back is Monday, Dec. 13 - Thursday, Dec. 16 from 9am - 7:15pm; Friday, Dec. 17 from 9am - 3pm and Saturday, Dec. 18 from 10am - 2pm.
• Final Exams begin Dec. 13, exam schedules are available online at www.regionals.muohio.edu/courses/#finalexams.
• Former Gov. Bob Taft 'not fundamentally corrupt', says ethics investigator
• Do you enjoy music and are looking for something free to do on Sunday? The Southwestern Ohio Symphonic Band will present their annual holiday concert at 2:30 p.m. on Dec. 5 in the Dave Finkelman Auditorium. Come early to find a good seat and listen to Ch
• Has your job been out-sourced abroad?
• Wrap up your last minute shopping for the holidays at Miami University Middletown's Phi Theta Kappa Holiday Craft Bazaar, 9 am - 5 pm on Saturday, Dec. 4 at the Manchester Inn and Conference Center, 1027 Manchester Ave. For more information, visit
• Looking for a great FREE activity for you and your family this weekend? Don't miss the MUM Family Fun Fest. Tomorrow (Friday); 5-9 PM on the Middletown Campus. Food, Carnival Games & Music by the Vinyl Junkies and X-Toads. Don't miss it!!
• Biologically rich, experimental state forest opens
• Survey: 2 out of 3 Americans against the death penalty
• Campus is closed for Thanksgiving Nov. 24 - Nov. 28. No classes will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 24; offices are open from 8 am – 5 pm. Classes will resume on Monday, Nov. 29. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, let’s share what we are most thankfu
• Looking for something fun to do this evening? Tickets are still available for the 7:30 pm performance by Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue. For more information, visit
• The men's ThunderHawks basketball team began their quest for a third straight Ohio Regional Campus state championship by winning the Edison State tournament last weekend.
• S.E.R.V.E., MUM’s Fall Harvest Party, the MUM YUM Holiday Bazaar and MUM’s Family Fun Fest are highlighted on 8 Minutes in Middletown on TV Middletown.
• Undetected crack caused tower to fall wrong way, demolition company says
• Many flee as tower falls wrong way during demolition
• Continuing Student Scholarship Blitz to be held November 15-24 in Johnston Hall Lobby. Stop by and pick up your scholarship applications! Our campus based and community scholarship applications will be available. For more information, visit http://www.m
• 7 hurt, 30 homeless after explosion, fire in Lebanon
• Please join us on November 19 from 5 - 9 pm for MUM’s Family Fun Fest!! Admission is free, and there will be activities for all ages!
• Miami University Middletown wishes everyone a Happy & Safe Halloween!
• Lebanon site of rally today for Kasich
• Legal guardians steal millions from elderly, report says
• Anti-bullying policy requires schools to get tough or lose funds
• Land of Illusion Haunted Theme Park
• The ThunderHawk Volleyball Team celebrate their win over Ohio University Chillicothe on Sunday, clinching the state ORCC title. Read the Middletown Journal's story about the championship game: http://www.middletownjournal.com/middletown-sports/mum-
• Miami Middletown Alumni & Friends will host a FREE Trek & Treat event on Saturday, October 30 from 10 am-2 pm at the Miami University Middletown Trail Head. Put on your costumes and come join us for a fun and educational journey through the natur
• Oxford Preview Day will be held Friday, November 12 from 12 pm – 3 pm. Students will meet at the Shriver Center in Oxford. Whether you are relocating now or thinking about taking classes at Oxford, this is for you! Tour the Oxford campus and le
• After early fog, sunny skies to come
• Prosecution accuses Widmer defense of tainting jury pool
• College savings plans can reduce debt
• Ohio residents saving more for college despite slow economy
• Obama spotlights community colleges
• Prosecution to ask for venue change in Widmer trial
• Rose Chevrolet loses arbitration with GM
• A moving tribute
• Firefighter still in hospital after battling blaze at apartment building
• X-Fest: 15,000 fans, 20 noise complaints
• High-flying stunt rider combats wind at River Days
• Middletown Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Tire shatters windshield, caves in roof of car on I-75
• Talawanda celebrates construction 
of new ‘modern’ high school
• Franklin mayor clashes with Springboro police; cited for driving on the sidewalk
• Obama highlights ‘huge price’ paid by Americans
• WPAFB foresees no change in workload after Iraq troop withdrawal
• 19-year-old critical after horrific I-675 crash
• Aviation scholarship takes off for area students
• AK Steel names new VP
• Motorcyclist’s body found on Ohio 73
• Aviation scholarship takes off for area students
• Bike made from scraps helps bring in cash
• Sharonville seeks to be stop on passenger rail routes
• Blue Angels, B-17 offer range of flight heritage at air show
• Another $1M in fed money coming to help Grand Lake St. Marys
• Farmers stepping up to diminish hazards to Grand Lake St. Marys
• Ford Model T wins ‘Best Parade Car’ trophy
• Ohioans want to cut services, worker pay to avoid tax hike, poll finds
• Music fest to help fund ball fields for developmentally disabled
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Middletown!
• The New Ballroom Dancing Season Begins

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