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• Springfield, OH News
• Ohio drivers paying less for gas as summer begins
• University of Dayton helps student interns
• Man accused of threating to set woman on fire
• United Senior Services will Visit NFB Springfield in June
• Donors, fraud case linked
• Changed PTSD evaluations get review
• Enrollment rises, so does tuition
• Minimum-wage jobs nearly double in 5 years
• Underspeed vehicles pitched for Enon streets
• Neighbors embrace garden
• Energy bill help taking clients
• Watch program forming in Enon
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 28
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 28
• Campaign donor limits scrutinized
• Underspeed vehicles proposed for streets
• Brown bill to require VA to use electronic alerts
• Bill allows out-of-state funeral services in Ohio
• Student-built car raffled off
• Springfield joins innovative school network
• City in ‘Bloom’ contest
• DeGraff author releases book
• New emergency radios will be costly
• What you should know about PTSD
• Ohio seeing dramatic increase of PTSD cases
• PTSD therapy reaches soldiers in the field
• Veterans battle with PTSD years after deployment
• Springfield car show will likely pump $8M into area
• Process eased for Mechanicsburg vacant properties
• Double VIN prompts car dealer search
• Local banjo player adds Hall of Fame to honors
• Springfield fee upsets condo owners
• Popular Springfield history tours return
• Enon works on strategic plan
• Births for May 26
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 26
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 26
• Police headlines: Man charged with sexual imposition
• Announcements
• Student achievements
• Air Force intelligence center gets new commander May 30
• Beach Waterpark sued for failure to deliver
• Ohio Senate Honors Central State President John Garland
• Sen. Widener Supports Tax Credits for Employers Hiring Veterans
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 25
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 25
• Two-vehicle crash in Urbana puts female driver in hospital
• Area will see steamy start to summer
• New Carlisle trash talks focus on fee
• Late changes stall education bill
• Springfield classic car dealership searched
• More Ohioans aren’t using vacation time
• Bill boosts chance of UAV tests here
• March commemorates fallen officers, firefighters
• Unpaid taxes rise to $15.5M in county
• Millions spent to curb drunks
• State directs $2.1M for scholarships
• Health policy help on way
• Dayton gets boost from committee for UAV testing
• Redistricting supporters defended plan against GOP
• Montgomery's jobless rate still area’s highest
• Abortion foes call out senators
• Jobless rate still area’s highest
• Hey graduates! There are still tickets left for both graduation ceremonies. If y...
• Ohio can finally collect $2.3M in fines
• Local soldier looks for job while at war
• Children's hospital making changes following billing dispute
• STEMM fields scholarships benefit many local students
• Bookmobile an overlooked resource in the Internet era
• Pools vary approach to money woes
• Births
• Connect Appalachia Broadband Task Force Close to Funding Two Priority Broadband Expansion Projects
• Widener, Kearney Resolution on Land Grant Status for Central State Passes Senate
• Veterans’ long-unclaimed remains laid to rest
• More parking in downtown Springfield part of plan to boost profile
• Ohio justice decides to step down
• Local jobless rate lowest since ’08
• Home market ticks up for 4th straight month
• Gas prices spike ahead of Memorial Day travel
• Deal reached on municipal court building lease
• Springfield will not fight permit transfer to Infusions
• Human traffick bill OK’d by House
• Teacher, researcher dies in crash
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 23
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 23
• Foyt drivers Conway, Cunningham excited for Indy
• Counties saving big on health care costs
• Fire forces evacuation at Great Wolf Lodge
• Windy Knoll sold for $1.44M; jobs saved
• Cities at risk of fiscal crisis
• Bethel Twp. nuisance property complaints soar in 2012
• Windy Knoll Golf Club sells for $1.44M
• Five groups vie for new Soup ‘n’ Serve grant
• Crashes sideline public servants
• Chief pulls twins from pool in Mechanicsburg
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 22
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 22
• Going green costing Ohio millions
• NASA astronaut to appear at Dayton Air Show
• Overfed, sedentary pets packing on the pounds
• Boehner eases off debt limit rhetoric
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 21
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 21
• Fewer jobless per home
• Local companies driving Champaign County job growth
• Food bank seeing more new faces
• Boehner eases off debt limit rhetoric
• Major retailer seeks space in Springfield
• City council, management debate over New Carlisle trash contract
• Make time for summer reading
• Springfield school had 100,000 distance learners
• Voluntary teacher departures spike
• Big pay now more valued by women
• Welfare drug test proposal continues to be debated
• Prosecutors’ Cedar Point conference costs taxpayers
• Fewer motorcyclists dying on Ohio roads
• Springfield schools transfer requests rise
• Johnny Mathis, ‘Hair’ coming to town
• ‘Our Gang’ meets the typewriter, otay?
• Loans at lower rates, harder to get
• Public records
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 19
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 19
• High-skilled workers in demand at job fair
• Vacant houses clog neighborhoods
• Clark County denied state aid
• Champaign County to recruit more home-based day cares
• Peace rally to address recent slayings in Clark County
• Northwestern High School honor roll
• Student achievements
• Ex-charter school treasurer facing fed charges
• Forum held about Greenon buildings
• Local agency helping vets with medical claims
• Births for May 18
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 18
• Southeastern students national finalists for video on bullies
• Struck 4-year-old prompts warning
• Project Woman to get new, expanded facility
• $2.5M grant lets city extend anti-lead work
• Defense bill keeps Springfield Guard jobs in place
• Senate backs land-grant status for Central State
• Former charter school treasurer facing federal charges
• Hey grads, there's a job fair tomorrow at the Courtyard by Marriott. More info i...
• Storms growing more intense throughout state
• Girl run over by SUV in Springfield
• Cellphone disaster alert system to start soon
• Welfare drug test removed from budget bill
• Senate endorses massive overhaul of pension systems
• Bill puts Planned Parenthood last in line for funds
• Pension overhaul endorsed
• Infrastructure updates 
a costly burden for cities
• Girl run over on Linden Avenue
• Senior Day honors McCanns, many others
• Home demand up, foreclosures down
• 38 employers at job fair Friday
• Veterans talk to students about realities of war
• Area births
• Boehner: Debt hike will mean deep cuts
• Slain Clark County deputy honored by Obama
• Campaign may be linked to bogus debt
• Drug drop-off project combats pill epidemic
• $55M plan may double turbines
• Waterline could cost $600K less
• Nehemiah Foundation names new exec
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 16
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 16
• Senate eyes welfare drug test pilot program for three counties
• Rise in travel signals uptick in economy
• Bill bans texting while driving
• Clark County man charged in mother’s death
• Few housing bias complaints documented in Clark County
• Driving courses may move online
• Parks district appoints leader
• Ferncliff Cemetery now offers cremation option
• Greenon to host forum for ideas
• Consumer debt surge highest since 2001
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 15
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 15
• 6 postal site closures on hold
• New WSU scholarship positions students for full-time jobs
• Meals On Wheels Openings
• Area campuses scramble to handle Wi-Fi demands
• Poor health habits affect local life expectancy rates
• Springfield gains stature in jobs quest
• Reading test stirs debate
• Firms face charges for skipping workers’ comp payments
• Telegraph operator reminisces
• Tomb would honor veterans
• Ohio’s 1st casino boss a proven leader
• Xenia Board of Education expected to OK outsourcing
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 14
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 14
• Slain woman’s son fighting extradition
• New WSU scholarship includes paid job after graduation
• State job openings high while employers seek qualified workers
• State's billion-dollar casino industry set to launch
• Changes to public employee pensions the most sweeping in state history
• Students graduate from area colleges
• Mother of three honors woman whose liver saved her life
• Shriners back for Memorial Day parade
• Ohio has fewer migrant workers
• Blacks debate Obama stance
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 12
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 12
• Shawnee welcomes ‘Grads Vote’ tour event
• Crops thrive in spring’s warmth
• Slain woman’s son arrested
• Deal could add jobs, $8M jolt to economy
• Officials hope new owners bring jobs back to plant
• Local students graduate from OSU
• Scholarship winners announced
• Student achievements
• Students compete in SkillsUSA
• Presidential race tied in Ohio, poll shows
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 11
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 11
• McDonald’s invests $3.2M in Springfield restaurants
• Work begins on new research facility in Champaign County
• 3 federal agencies must cooperate on unmanned aerial vehicles
• Fire captain injured in crash
• Package detonated at Speedway headquarters
• Show to trace John Legend’s roots
• Urbana U. to host summer festival
• Clark County man sought in mom’s death
• Attorneys general want filmmakers to halt smoking in children’s movies
• Public can track fraud inquiries
• CSU names first female president
• Severed foot to undergo DNA testing
• Supervalu to close Xenia distribution site
• Congratulations to Emily Massie, Kierstyn Ray, Katie Pollock, Jordan Reynolds, S...
• Austria describes lonely fight to protect WPAFB
• Delphi salaried retirees don’t appreciate career suggestion
• Ohio tourism industry had best year on record
• Obama supports gay marriage
• Local AF museum a top site
• Voters support Kasich’s tax plan
• Senate rewrites reading proposal
• Obama voices support for gay marriage
• 8 local post offices cut hours
• Local colleges see surge in students
• Letter carriers’ food drive Saturday
• 2-sport Springfield coach quits amid allegations
• Mental health issues addressed with humor
• The men's baseball team concluded their season today with a 6-1 defeat to Roches...
• Exam of found foot to be completed Thursday
• John Legend to have his roots examined on PBS series
• Births
• New Jobs Created, Existing Retained Across State
• Springfield High STEM students develop art, math skills at session
• Springfield company buys former Apex building for $220K
• Kentucky man admits to sexually assaulting teenage boy, deputies say
• Clark County debt load drops 30 percent
• Housing nonprofit will use area students' ideas on 2 custom homes
• Final nursing school class graduates
• Bill backs off tougher reading goals
• Pension reforms to trim benefits, costs
• Air Force Museum kicks off fundraising
• Bomber in failed terror plot worked for CIA
• Ohio pension reforms would trim benefits costs
• Gambling law nixes card rooms
• Bill backs off tougher reading goals
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 9
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 9
• Legislators tweak school reform bill
• Foot found in the river being sent to Montgomery County
• Korean War veteran’s remains identified, to be buried on Saturday
• Damaged I-675 cables being repaired
• Hospital spent $27.9M on charity care
• More area jobs possible as 3-D printing field grows
• Springfield farm office closing fought
• Veterans receive their overdue medals
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 8
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 8
• New signs draw attention to weak Snyder Park bridge
• Arson suspect’s guilty plea rejected
• Veterans receive their overdue medals at event
• Ohio ERs to limit pain pill distribution
• ODOT delays New Carlisle to Springfield bus route
• Springfield woman hit by train
• ‘Charter’ university plan stalls
• Damaged I-675 cables 
being
 repaired barriers on I-675
• New commander announced for wing at WPAFB
• News-Sun wins four AP awards
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 7
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 7
• News-Sun wins 4 AP awards
• Suspect in six arsons arrested, held in jail
• Ohio’s health centers receive grants
• Clark-Shawnee seeks new levy
• New Carlisle street reconstruction project planned for July
• New food pantry opens at Park Layne church
• 200-year-old Crabill House a testament to hard work
• Chamber renames mall, Bechtle area ‘41 Crossing’
• Jobs may come to Springfield with drones
• Colleges investing $461M in construction on campuses
• Region’s colleges to pour $461M into construction
• Local politicians divert most campaign cash to other Ohio candidates
• Principal roles changing for 21st century schools
• CSU seeking bids for fire, medic services
• Job training funds cut as need grows
• Impaired driving simulated at WSU
• OSU president Gee’s travel bill tops $800K
• Manufacturing resurgence shows in top employers’ list
• Counties can get funds to raze blight
• State slow to repair broken cable barriers along I-675
• If the dead rise, there’ll be a surprise
• Esplanade to get lighting upgrade
• Births
• Flash flood watches remain in effect
• Candidates focus on Ohio as swing states dwindle
• Crews begin campus work
• Brown takes student loan rate push to WSU
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 5
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 5
• Cost to fight oil fire tops $52,000
• 11-year-old’s suicide prompts community outreach
• Dance lessons prepare students for proper decorum at prom
• Rain garden would help Buck Creek
• Witt receives library mini-grant
• Eight CTC seniors earn HSTW honor
• Interest in Prepaid cards growing
• Kindergarten offered all day
• Columbus State announces grads
• Student achievements
• Senators Widener and Kearney Introduce Resolution Designating Central State as Ohio's Second Land Grant Institution
• Champaign County-Ohio Benefit Bank: Self-Serve Site
• Slain Clark County deputy recognized by state
• We made the paper twice in one day! The Tactical Training Tower is a nice additi...
• Nice article in the Springfield News-Sun about the Clark State Eagle's baseball...
• Senator: ‘Heartbeat’ bill needs revisions
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 4
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 4
• Springfield woman wins ‘American Dream’
• Springfield breakfast, lunch events mark Day of Prayer
• Training towers will double college’s firefighter program
• Building industry rising in Ohio
• Texting ban for teen drivers advances
• Commencement address key element of college ceremonies
• The new fire tower does more than burn! Check out this Clark State instructor de...
• Legislators push for CSU to receive land grant status
• Builders increase spending in Ohio
• Teen driver texting ban advances
• We need some of your blood. No....seriously. The Health Clinic nurse is coordina...
• The new tactical training tower is being dedicated today on the Leffel Lane Camp...
• Proposed texting ban restricts younger drivers
• Work starts on $10M mental health hospital
• Schools will have a choice on ‘pink slime’
• Automated alarm alerts firefighters to blaze that destroys house
• New signs bring attention to Snyder bridge’s age
• Public record filings
• Boy Scouts Board Member Resigns After Gay Mom Ousted As Cub Scout Leader
• Blunder on Raptor upgrades will cost taxpayers $9.7B
• Part of Butler County under flood warning
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 2
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 2
• Indoor store sales soar for Speedway
• Radio system could cost up to $1.2M
• Former Tecumseh Y now a fitness club
• United Way will honor volunteers
• Deflated tires delay school
• Greene puts levy renewal on ballot
• Area under tornado watch
• Vandalia, township to share fire crews
• Congratulations to the Eagle Baseball team! They are making their second appeara...
• The Winter '12 Dean's List was just posted to the Clark State website. Congratul...
• The Clark County Health Dept is having a mock drill today. They need volunteers!...
• You spoke, we listened! In order to make graduation a true celebration, there wi...
• Ohio’s online job listings reach record
• Area restaurants see surge despite slow spending
• Adult day care center may get new operator
• Hiring rebounds at local company
• 5 exotic animals will be returned to owner’s widow
• Local Focus: Champaign County for May 1
• Local Focus: Clark County for May 1
• Area leaders win fight to keep New Carlisle BMV
• Drug seizures fund volunteer random drug testing
• Triad Middle School reopens after student dies
• Agencies explore radio options
• Record number to graduate from UD
• School reopens after death of student
• Miami Valley under severe thunderstorm watch
• Severe storms today could include hail
• Start-up investments at 10-year high in Ohio
• Wright-Patt intel unit vital to national security
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 30
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 30
• Community colleges like Clark State could be hurt by nationwide plan
• Wright-Patt intel unit, supported by Springfield Guard Base, is vital to national security
• Group pushes extension of wind tax credits
• Food drive needed to replenish supplies
• Garden plots available for rent
• Rockway Lutheran to celebrate 125th year
• Experts say graduation rate data flawed
• Seed money for jobs helps revitalize Ohio
• Wright-Patt intel unit is vital to national security
• Portman faces criticism of past jobs
• Ohio Military Hall inducts 17
• Cedarville to celebrate its 125th year at graduation
• Foreclosure damages children’s health, grades
• Stranger alerts family to fire
• Air Force spent $1.3M to renovate house for VIPs
• Military aircraft collectors, fliers clash over policy
• Slain Clark Co. deputy to be memorialized
• CSU president finalists explain interest in job
• Strike hurting workers, company
• Scholarship recipients get push to prepare for college
• Scholarship a step toward healing
• Springfield areas fighting the emerald ash borer
• Springfield bridge work to affect traffic for 45 days
• Bioscience employers need workers
• State aid doubted for project at Springfield landfill site
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 28
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 28
• Police headlines for April 28
• Sheriff’s Office to save
money by restructuring
• B-25 crowd helps area businesses
• Springfield Valero station closes amid court case
• Northeastern district hires new treasurer
• School bus hits crossing guard
• OSU announces dean's list
• Clark honored for dedication
• Students of the month announced
• Are those quadratic equations still driving you crazy? Are the events of the Fre...
• POLL: Ohio Small Businesses Want Government Investments in Renewable Energy Technologies and Support EPA Clean Air Standards
• Wild and dangerous animal law passes state senate
• Sen. Widener announces funds for National Guard facility Xenia Readiness Center to receive over $21,000
• Downtown BW3’s will close, new restaurant opens in May
• ODOT could save millions if it closes rest areas, sells equipment
• Expanded clinic may ease stress on med center’s ER
• Ohio delegation debates student loan fix
• Construction boom helps WPAFB Medical Center redo
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 27
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 27
• Champaign County chamber to get county funds
• County can’t help with fair’s security
• Glenn will receive highest civilian honor
• Limits proposed on exotic animals
• Area shoppers face record beef prices
• $150M for nuclear plant added to bill
• State auditor tells ODOT to sell underused equipment
• Kasich unhappy with tweaks to policy proposals
• Fair seeks
county’s aid to pay $24K bill
• Governor not happy with policy tweaks to his proposals
• Dayton educators offer Kasich suggestions
• CSU looks to fill its No. 2 post
• 11,000 fish deaths a mystery
• Prototype of C-17 airlifter retiring at Air Force Museum
• More than 5,600 fish killed, criminal charges possible
• Springfield Guard intel jobs at stake
• 4 nominees for CSU president
• Rededication of Enon log house helps history live on
• Auction Company adding to area antique businesses
• County may give fair $250,000 for upgrades
• Doors of Encouragement to open doors for those battling cancer
• Clark County court records
• Gas prices lower than they were a year ago
• Gas prices lower than they were a year ago.
• C-17 plane makes final flight to Wright-Patterson Air Force museum
• Fair seeks Clark County’s aid to pay $24K bill
• Master Gardeners calculating economic impact of city trees
• Two injured in hit-and-run crash
• Senate tries to bar postal cuts
• House Agriculture Committee backs Great Lakes water plan
• New district’s competitive status argued
• Commission split on contract
• Two squads respond to Harmony Twp. blaze that damaged three trailers
• Company hit by fire relocates operation
• Street repairs may start in ’14
• License renewal to
be more complicated
• Job opportunities increase locally
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 25
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 25
• Levy sought to buy land for park
• Landline law scrutinized
• Huber Heights among 5 districts announcing cuts
• Central State announces 4 finalists for next president
• Blaze rips through homes at Beaver Valley Resort
• Local jobless rate takes sharp fall
• Fish killed near oil company fire target of inquiry
• New driver’s licenses will take more time, proof
• Inmate program spruces up Clark County
• Fish kill near oil company fire target of inquiry
• Clark County United Way falls short of its goal
• Urbana street repairs get boost from shelved bypass project
• ODOT seeks more revenue
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 24
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 24
• Hacking attacks drive need for cybersecurity workers
• Ohioans’ high use of ER costly
• Fish kills related to oil fire under investigation by ODNR
• More riding on state tests
• Local economy getting better, tax data show
• Portman could be Romney VP pick
• Bethel man suspects pesticide killed bees
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 23
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 21
• District saves thousands by using college tutors
• More is riding on state-mandated tests
• Proposal would let more purchase salvage vehicles
• Enon welcomes new councilman
• Springfield H.S. student attains science fair peak
• Funding, school jobs linked to state tests
• Sales tax revenue gains signal recovery
• Schools feel misled
about ‘pink slime’
• Concealed carry gun rules ease in Ohio
• Road changes may cost $12M
• Police headlines
• Champaign County incentives may cut costs
• Stonewall Jackson a Moses of the South
• ‘Read Aloud’ DVD program promotes reading at home
• Man offers rides in ‘Mayberry’ squad car
• Group asks Boehner to protect American workers
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 21
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 21
• Buck Creek plan could include panning for gold
• EPA: No lasting effects from R.D. Holder fire
• Habitat for Humanity goal is 2 houses in 2 weekends
• Catholic Central nearing fundraising goal
• Farmers receive $4.2M in assistance
• Kindergarten Readiness slated
• Duo to compete at national level
• Six on Shawnee State dean's list
• Static electricity spark likely caused oil company blaze
• Ohio’s unemployment rate falls again
• Massive fire at oil company poses environmental threat
• DeWine advocates for child safety at summit
• VA to hire 1,900 to meet mental health demands
• Municipal Court for April 19
• Massive fire poses environmental threat
• Competitors rally to help company hit by fire
• Signs of local housing recovery grow
• Reds make donation to Springfield stadium
• Utility line plan draws protests
• Ohio GOP targets Planned Parenthood funding
• B-25 bombers fill the sky to honor Doolittle Raiders
• Area officials focusing on distribution for job growth
• Area selected to test new health care model
• Student's mother seeks reprimand against police chief, principal
• One escapes mobile home fire
• School looks to preserve artifacts
• Group nears goal for new eastern gateway
• Clark County court records
• The Clark State Health Fair is in full swing today until 2 p.m. in LRC 207/209.
• Dayton-Cincinnati area to be Medicare test ground
• Nice article about Dan Heighton and his students. Congratulations!!
• Bill tough on misuse of public funds
• UAV test flights this fall will be crucial
• Injured workers focus of House bills
• I-70 work critical to Springfield, state told
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 18
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 18
• Injunction ordered against strikers at Moyno
• Twenty B-25 bombers turn museum runway into WWII squadron
• Crowd gathers to watch history
• Court accord eludes city, county
• Health district plans to cut costs
• New strategy focuses on combating drug abuse
• If you plan to graduate Spring or Summer quarters, submit your Petition to Gradu...
• Two USS Hornet sailors plan to gather at Doolittle Tokyo Raiders reunion
• Ohio income tax rates are lowest in 30 years
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 17
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 17
• Leaders to protest delay of I-70 work
• New Carlisle City Council may raise cemetery rates
• Kindergarten time capsule brings memories for Southeastern seniors
• Rockway School keeping security measures
• B-25 gathering draws big crowds over weekend
• Cognac toast salutes raiders who have died
• 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
• Panel to study charges in shooting that left undercover cop wounded
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 16
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 16
• Improvements sought for perilous Ohio 235
• Enon Council vacancies filled
• Right to Life endorses Mitt Romney
• Raid led to first Medals of Honor
• Tax code remains divisive issue
• Right to Life endorses Mitt Romney
• TV station to move operations to Springfield
• Tax debate heats up campaign
• WWII heroes to gather at Wright-Patt
• The surviving five Doolittle Raiders
• Doolittle Tokyo Raiders to mark 70th anniversary
• Women lagging men in pay across state
• New distillers law could boost state economy
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 14
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 14
• Spending up in Clark, Champaign counties
• No one applies for Springfield runoff program
• Male teachers still a rarity in elementary classrooms
• Tecumseh announces honor roll
• U.S. approves Sinclair College for flying unmanned aircraft
• Distracted driving incidents on the rise
• Register Today for a Workshop To Prevent Child Sexual Abuse
• Watch the skies for historic B-25 fly-in
• Collectors coming after more debtors
• Locally made drug may curb overdoses
• Grand jury issues 18 indictments
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 13
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 13
• Springfield parents protest redrawn elementary school lines
• Local B-25 set to fly with her peers
• Area nursing homes above average
• Clark Co. to house ag STEM school?
• Television station to move operations to Springfield
• Locally made drug may curb ODs
• Dirty Rotten Scoundrels runs this weekend! Check it out!
• Fewer women pursuing STEM work
• Interstate reopens after truck fire
• Truck fire shuts down part of interstate
• More local women pursuing STEM work
• Housing developments get $2M in tax credits
• Official: Bottling plant still coming
• I-70 project may be done sooner than expected
• Foundation seeks new director
• Longtime business owner dies
• Low-flying planes to spray for gypsy moths in Clark, Logan counties
• Births
• Many people have posted questions about Pell refunds. Pell refunds are usually r...
• Last months of I-75 project to cause major tie-ups
• Struggling Eastwood
Dairy sells for $4.9M
• Ohio worst in nationwide preschool study
• Local officials brace for state fund reductions
• $1.6B still needed to complete ODOT projects
• Romney sees path clear as Santorum drops out
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 11
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 11
• Bedbug complaints rising dramatically, says agency
• New building for seniors proposed
• Flooding takes Wittenberg radio station off the air
• Ohio worst in preschool survey
• It’s orange barrel time again on state roads
• Huber Heights superintendent to retire after 7 years
• Local officials brace for continued reductions in funding from the state
• Ohio worst in survey of preschools
• Defendant pleads insanity in Urbana slaying
• $1.6B still needed to complete ODOT road projects
• Rockway School locks doors after threat
• WSU gets $3.5M from state to create high-paying research jobs
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 10
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 10
• Children’s specialty care to open here
• Repaving project scheduled for section of Snyder Park
• Champaign County farmers’ market headed online
• Mechanicsburg nonunion pay raises suspended
• Rockway school locked, adds security after threat
• Some area churches turn to layoffs as donations decline
• Turner: Keep troops’ custody consent
• Police arrest Xenia homicide suspect
• More hold on to substitute teaching licenses
• Local Focus: Champaign County for April 9
• Local Focus: Clark County for April 9
• City expects casinos to boost tax revenue
• Economy slows giving at local churches
• Springfield family was aboard ill-fated Titanic
• Air Force looking to fill 64 civilian jobs
• Changes coming to Enon leadership
• Misunderstood Middle Eastern group in spotlight
• Townships use economic development district funds to spur growth
• Ohio fire squads using online training to meet requirements
• Conservative policy groups to register Christian voters
• Slaying suspect says he was violent teen
• Union contract key for Navistar
• State got $200M for health care law
• Democratic voters drop nearly two-thirds; GOP, non-partisan numbers rise
• Crews break ground on Rocking Horse expansion after delay
• He was a generous man born on Christmas Day
• Neighbors unite to help beautify North Hampton
• Ag STEM school proposal defended
• Springfield to offer online water bill payment
• Internet sweepstakes cafes raise concern across Ohio
• Cedarville grad to begin medical program
• Springfielders make honor rolls
• Tecumseh 8th-graders visit Ohio high court
• OHSAA Board Adopts Revised Competitive Balance Proposal
• Peoples Savings Bank Continues Local Commitment
• If you had tickets to LeAnn Rimes, she has been rescheduled for May 16.
• Supporters of same-sex marriage, redistricting reform need signatures
• Semi overturns near interchange
• Job prospects expected to increase for college students
• Clark County population nears 50-year low
• Easter talk looks at church, science
• Springfield will offer online water bill payment
• Historic home may become neighborhood’s first bed and breakfast
• LeAnn Rimes concert rescheduled
• Judge allows Waynesville student to wear pro-gay Jesus T-shirt for now
• Judge allows Waynesville student to wear Jesus T-shirt for now
• Fire ravages house; arson hasn't been ruled out
• Clark County elections director to retire
• Springfield likely to benefit most from state education plan
• Central State receives more funds for new student center
• Ohio economy seeing big job gains this year
• 2 girls on bike struck by car
• DP&L electric bills expected to drop by 2013
• Money questions surround Kasich's education reform plan
• Family Dollar to build $1M store on Selma
• Kevin Dewine to resign as chair of Ohio GOP
• DP&L bill may drop 3% to 5% in 2013
• County elections director to retire
• UD tuition goes up to $33,400
• Just got word from our IT staff, the Clark State website is going down for the d...
• There's some weird things happening today with the Clark State website. One minu...
• Smartphone users putting themselves at greater risk
• Special ed spending triples in some districts
• Districts’ special ed costs double
• Vigil planned for slain woman
• Court tosses part of sex offender law
• Duck with blow dart in neck expected to survive
• Condo owners irked at stormwater fees
• Auction to raise cash for Relay
• Annual dodgeball tournament set
• Road project grows by $93,000
• Grand jury indicts 14
• Man attempts to rob drive-through
• Student files suit over Jesus T-shirt
• Coach’s memorial fund now an endowment
• Employee fired amid missing funds probe
• There are some important deadlines this Friday. You can find everything on the C...
• There will be a Health Technologies Job Fair on Monday, April 9, 11 am - 2 pm in...
• 5 arrested in slaying identify with ‘gang’
• March temperatures reach record highs for the month
• Program combines soup and service
• Music linked 5 people charged in grisly homicide
• Southwest to start flying out of Dayton in August
• Workers were rewarded with cars from Mast-Foos
• Upper Valley Pike to be resurfaced
• Medicaid spending may be cut by $8M
• Ohio congressmen back veterans’ burial bill
• Investors returning to mutual funds
• Man arrested after crashing into greenhouse
• Printer offsetting its footprint with new trees
• Childhood trauma leads to a life of hope
• Personal incomes on rise in Ohio
• Taxpayer costs soar on F-35 upgrades
• Ohio law designates Vietnam Veterans Day
• Colleges spend millions to switch to semesters
• Students use service day to give back to their community
• Woman sues over injuries
• Emmanuel Christian honor roll
• Wittenberg's fall dean's list
• Students perform in concert
• Glad to see job openings in Dayton/Springfield. We have programs in these areas...
• Military retirees could see increase in health insurance costs
• Air Force's first female 4-star general credits area education
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 30
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 30
• Southeastern teens' anti-bullying video goes national
• Former hospital’s contents to be auctioned off in April
• No lease deal yet for muni court
• Springfield sends out water bills of under $1
• Lottery winner won’t be only one to cash in
• Graeter’s unveils new ‘mystery flavor’
• Local zipline unveils new thrills over Little Miami
• Taxpayers paying $96M for unused time off
• Arguments over health care law reveal split court
• Adult day care families say program is in jeopardy
• Bill could eliminate landline service
• Businesses, fire crews prep for bomber visit
• More jobs, visitors possible for downtown Springfield
• Cats removed from dirty house
• Springfield doctor: Kill salt habits
• Sen. Widener, Controlling Board okay funds for district
• KKK confrontation leads to charge against Butler County man
• First female 4-star general in AF is a native of Beavercreek
• Clark and Champaign jobless rates continue to decline
• Military parts fraud exposed
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 28
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 28
• Mechanicsburg may reduce some services to fund road work
• Inmates clean Clark Lake in time for April 5 trout release
• State OKs $150K for Springfield road work
• City approves bond refinancing
• Clark County housing funds face 40 percent cut
• There will be a Job and Internship Fair on Tuesday, April 3, 11:30 am-2 pm at Co...
• Welcome to Spring Quarter! Good luck in all of your classes!!
• Greene County native to be 1st female 4-star general
• Hearing against union moved
• Warm spring gives area
 lawn companies a boost
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 27
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 27
• Retiring baby boomers trigger job skills shortage in state
• Ohio 72 resurfacing expected to start in 2018
• Trial indicates police sent 22 minutes after 911 call
• Urbana, Ohio, Airport the Target for Largest Gathering of B-25 Bombers since World War II
• Jobs drive boomers to acquire new skills
• Air Force, Navy collaborate to find answers on hypoxia
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 26
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 26
• Cold case turns into closed case for Springfield man
• South still possibility for STEM school
• Bill could eliminate landline 
service
• STEM school possible for South High
• Ohio Republicans rallying against health care law
• Clark County poll workers may get pay hike
• Newest councilman has eye on the future
• Looking Back: Springfield’s Henking lived ‘life of adventure’
• 5 Springfield High alumni honored
• Ohio unit copes with Bales aftermath in Afghanistan
• Four Clark County teachers honored
• Many local students may lose Pell grant money
• Speedway major community sponsor, supporter
• Speedway key for Midwest gas prices, analysts say
• Long-term joblessness a first for boomers
• Long-term joblessness another 1st for boomers
• Area experts discuss Ohio soldier's murder case
• Senate race seeing record-setting advertising money
• Expo highlights green technology
• Man ejected from vehicle in accident at elementary school
• Obama's health care overhaul to have dramatic effects
• Trial indicates Middletown police sent 22 minutes after 911 call
• Oregonia zipline unveils new thrills over Little Miami
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 24
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 24
• Region to showcase potential for UAVs
• Boehner: Economy should be better
• 28 jobless at Springfield food package maker
• South Charleston businesses cautious about road closure
• Melvin named interim Champaign County sheriff
• Scholarships available
• Kindergarten assessment
• Student achievements
• Local zipline unveils new thrills over Little Miami River
• Attorney general fielding scores of Beach Waterpark complaints
• Broken pipe causes backups at Aldean concert
• Longtime Springfield restaurant to close doors
• Austria proposing to not eliminate base's refueling jets
• Caesar Creek Flea Market vendors view fire damage
• The Killer in Your Kitchen
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 23
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 23
• Gathering calls for an end to violence and bloodshed
• Northeastern school board discusses new name
• Mandates forcing costly radio fix
• Green technology focus of Clark County home show
• United Senior Services buys former Arcue lot in Springfield
• Kroger, other stores stops selling meat with “pink slime”
• Beach Waterpark won’t give refunds
• Widener-Beagle Workforce Resolution Given Senate Support
• Turner supports aero club’s effort to stay open
• B-25 Mitchell bombers coming to Wright-Patt
• Community Mercy Health Partners may face $1.6M tax bill
• Regional number of home sales show promise
• Health district OKs settlement with port authority over salt pile
• Northeastern to discuss name change
• Guard fights to keep planes
• If you hate standing in line at the Bookstore, now is the time to go!! They are...
• Beach Waterpark offers season pass holders alternative instead of refunds
• Pressure on DeWine to resign continues
• Air Force museum shows historic declassified Cold War satellites
• Probe will determine if alcohol played role in fatal crash
• Construction jobs hit a 3-year high
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 21
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 21
• Navistar says EPA wrong on pollution effects
• Sheriff wants applicants’ Facebook passwords
• Emergency alert system can call, text
• Fatality may be linked to alcohol
• Giant roll of duct tape headed to Boehner’s offices
• Columbia Gas plans upgrades
• Tecumseh Council Scouts Collect over 88,000 Pounds of Food To Fill Local Food Banks
• Council approves 2012 funding
• Antioch University names leader
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 20
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 20
• Mild winter led to millions in savings on salt and OT
• Ohioans are back to work, but earn less
• EPA wants Navistar to reduce phosphorus dumping
• Traffic issues pose safety concerns at four city schools
• Kings Island launchesTwitter contest for 40th birthday
• Rate hike to add thousands to students’ bill
• Making minimum wage and struggling with housing costs?
• Child struck by car, CareFlighted to Children’s Hospital
• Barber killed; suspects sought
• No new details about barber shooting
• Barber killed; police seeking out suspects
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 19
• Police headlines: Car rams Best Buy in break-in
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 19
• Surge in local business loans shows confidence
• Oversight of home-schooling is lax
• Identity of pedestrian killed not released
• Tour will highlight deceased area veterans
• Homegrown bluegrass at Enon Library Thursday
• New imaging can help Urbana officials
• Springfield highway patrol post doubles its enforcement
• Rate hike adds $2,800 to students’ bill
• Boehner to discuss jobs at Wittenberg
• Overdose deaths an epidemic, state says
• 15 public entities fully 
cover health premiums
• Springfield schools spent $360K in 2 years 
to attract students
• Air Force lagged in seeking competitive bids, study finds
• Tentative deal reached on Dayton racetrack fee
• Both sides gearing up for right-to-work battle in Ohio
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 18
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 17
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 17
• Gas prices could hobble economic recovery
• Grant could mean new clean diesel dump trucks
• Motorcyclist in critical condition after Springfield accident
• Did you set out food item for pantry?
• Expanding Rural King opens Hamilton store
• Locals make U. of Findlay dean's list
• Greenon open enrollment set
• Kindergarten offered all day
• Catholic Central take applications
• Clark-Shawnee open enrollment
• Guiding Shepherd needs students
• Pavlatos named semifinalist
• Laid off and forced to take a new job at lower pay? Talk to our reporter
• Farm Credit Services and Clark County Farm Bureau, teaming up to support Second Harvest Food Bank
• The Theatre Arts program is presenting Dirty Rotten Scoundrels next month. Check...
• Ohio looks to better track cold medicine sales
• Enduring job gains lift U.S. economy
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 16
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 16
• Extra police patrols for St. Pat’s weekend
• Tax, road issues remain for wind turbine project
• Sheriff resigns after 20 years
• Promise meeting kicks off campaign
• Highway Patrol investigating fatal motorcycle crash
• Tutoring helps raise test scores
• Bank robbery suspects arrested
• P-51, Sea Harrier aircraft to be featured at 2012 Dayton Air Show
• Exam week is almost over! How's it going?
• Gov. Kasich's $1B tax cut tied to energy growth
• Near record highs to continue through next week
• ‘Bluffton bill’ clears U.S. Senate
• Counties to share agency director
• Springfield museum has historical figures on the way
• Irritating Moyno ‘mist’ still a mystery
• Foreclosure filings unchanged
• Highlights from Obama, Cameron visit
• Nursing home closing leaves 100 employees in limbo
• President visits Dayton for First Four
• License plate reader leads to quick arrest
• President’s visit experienced by many
• Clark County misses welfare work goal
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 14
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 14
• Temps hired to work at Moyno
• City OKs Airpark construction contract
• Basketball tourney gives area bars surge in business
• Former Tecumseh teacher’s license revoked
• Group’s goal is to help local kids thrive
• Firefighter treated, haz-mat crew responds to Moyno
• Apollo to buy Great Wolf Resorts for $5 per share
• A Matter of Balance
• Ohio Native Charlie Wooley Presented with Distinguished Service Award at Ceremony in Washington, D.C.
• Expect presidential traffic delays
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 13
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 13
• $24M in road construction planned for two-county area
• Businesses left in the dark after car downs utility pole
• Auditor tests city records requests, 40 percent fail to meet deadline
• Home sales up in Clark, down in Champaign
• BGSU plans memorial service for crash victims
• WSU's police chief leaves gun behind toilet
• Despite setbacks, region moving in right direction
• President will share spotlight Tuesday
• Expect presidential traffic delay
• Road reopened, power restored after crash
• Obama, Cameron to share an ‘American tradition'
• First Four key part of $100M local tourism
• Armed forces seek tech-savvy recruits
• Local Focus: Butler County for March 12
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 12
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 12
• New law will put some teachers to the test
• Heritage Center will host Civil War Symposium event
• Police await approval of new cars
• Kroger and Buckeye EcoCare get involved with aquatic center
• First Four events put Dayton on national stage
• VA paid
 8 families in death lawsuits
• Proposed wind farm divides community
• Air Force tech students plan mini-satellite launch
• Clean-up a priority for Moscow after tornado damage
• Owning home no longer priority, survey reveals
• New law will test some teachers
• Military looking for more tech-savvy recruits
• Add all the ads up and the result is negative
• Farmers host breakfast to promote awareness
• Bridge proposed for bikers, students across I-675
• Low voter turnout may carry over to fall election, experts say
• Obama visit about more than basketball
• Leaders to share an ‘American tradition'
• First Four events puts Dayton on national stage
• First Four events puts city on national stage
• Copper thieves hit medical buildings
• Girl Scouts 
mark 100th anniversary
• Area credit unions report a surge of new customers
• Organizers, leaders prepare
 for Obama’s First Four visit
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 10
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 10
• Local unemployment rises
• Downtown renovations set
• Moyno resumes work amid strike
• Some missing money recouped
• Will lights turn out on Daylight Savings Time?
• Rimes cancels Springfield concert due to illness
• How to go: First Four Festival
• Beach Waterpark announces closure for 2012
• Scholarships available
• Kindergarten registrations
• Guardianship Training Offered
• Have you been approved to receive food stamp benefits in the last year? Talk to our reporter
• Questions surround funds collected for girl needing liver transplant
• Moyno workers strike
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 9
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 9
• More homes ‘under water’
• More charges filed in Logan County escape
• Lunch becomes a moneymaker for Springfield City Schools
• Efforts promoting fatherhood honored
• Board approves boundary changes
• Obama, British PM coming to Dayton for First Four game
• Moyno employees on strike
• First Four Festival features games, food, entertainment
• Remembering and Celebrating the Girl Scouts of America 100th Anniversary March 12
• Free Tax Preparation & Filing
• $35M slated for medical facilities
• Air Force cuts would weaken defense, leaders say
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 8
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 8
• Scouting for Food drive kicks off
• Local outdoor projects may bring economic boost
• $60M owed to state remains uncollected
• National Aviation Hall’s 2012 enshrinement ceremony to stay in Dayton
• Congratulations to Diane Gray for being named to the United States Collegiate At...
• Public invited to comment on unmanned aircraft flying
• Airline won’t support hall event’s move
• Boehner dominates challenger in re-election to House seat
• Local Focus: Champaign County for March 7
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 7
• Champaign wind project can proceed, court rules
• Triad coach under investigation
• Warmer temperatures pose threat to spring gardens
• Formal kick-off for new Northwestern building set
• Police looking for citizen recruits
• Old I-70 rest area topic of meeting
• Boehner dominating re-election to House seat
• 452 positions to be cut at Wright-Patterson
• US Airways says it isn’t supporting move of Dayton enshrinement event
• Are you a Baby Boomer who lost a job during the last recession? Talk to our reporter
• Triad coach under investigation
• Online Visitors Can Experience Entire Natioanl Museum Of The U.S. Air Force Through Virtual Tour
• Volunteer Opportunity
• Today’s outcome won’t end GOP race
• Student’s ‘joke’ prompts inquiry
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 6
• Local Focus: Clark County for March 6
• Questions linger in turbine case
• County officials walk out of session
• Keifer grant helps at-risk students get help earlier
• Teachers at low-scoring schools to take new test
• Hobart hit with large proposed OSHA fine
• Fund change may hurt development in Ohio
• Northwestern groundbreaking set
• Letter promoted controversial way to end slavery
• District reviews PE requirement
• Online petitions give voice to advocates
• Fairborn prepares to reopen its closed jail
• UD joins Catholic resource network
• Huber Heights, beverage firm may sign deal
• Child-rape case shows safeguards failed
• Central State celebrates 125 years, looks to future
• Shootings spotlight different kind of bullying
• Wind turbine lecture scheduled
• Running training program available
• Odds for milder weather increasing each day
• Man accused of chasing woman, teen with sword
• Recycler connects customers, materials
• Cashing in on scrap metal
• Honda growth benefits others
• Two agencies receive funding for housing needs
• Bowling tourney could attract $1 million to area
• Stafford: All we are is dust in the void of space
• Low voter turnout expected Tuesday
• Ohioans among at least 15 killed as storms rip through area
• Tornadoes kill 3 in Indiana; storms move past Southwest Ohio
• Champaign County building hazardous-materials team
• New firm to run mobile home park
• Fire in unit 
may have smoldered for an hour
• Staff members named finalists for awards
• BGSU student from Yellow Springs killed in crash
• College honorees
• Springfield High School honor roll
• GOP bill to overturn mandate of contraceptive coverage rejected
• Final exams are right around the corner. Check your student e-mail for events pl...
• Lebanon racetrack sold; could add 700 jobs
• State recovers millions in unemployment fraud
• Storms, high winds expected this evening
• Springfield second on jobs list
• Increased surveillance weighs security against privacy issues
• Senate vote revives birth control debate
• Mobile home park tenants in limbo
• New Carlisle voters will again decide road levy
• CTC superintendent resigns
• Man sentenced in daughter’s death
• Customer tackles robbery suspect
• Area coyote hunt nets 179
• Springfield man allegedly molested children
• Plant to bring 250 jobs to Tipp City
• CTC superintendent resigns
• Wright-Patterson Aero Club to close
• $1 million bond set for accused child rapist
• American Heart Association’s 2012 Heart Ball
• Ohio still must set up federally mandated health exchanges
• Springfield famous as antiques mecca
• Manufacturing, Navistar jobs rebounding
• Summer Arts Festival 2012
• Bus service transition smooth
• Mercy St. John’s closing; 125 jobs lost
• How did you spend Leap Day? Clark State welcomed a bunch of students at New Stud...
• Accused rapist in process of adopting 4th child in alleged rape, prostitution case
• Man used private Dayton adoption agency in alleged child rape, prostitution case
• Bond set for Beavercreek man accused of raping boy, 10
• Air Force Materiel Command official to lead new center at Wright-Patterson
• Have you joined a credit union in the last year? Talk to our reporter
• Rittal Corp. names president
• Bob Evans 100 adds jobs, truck center
• Wittenberg names new president
• Accused rapist in process of adopting fourth
• Man used private Dayton adoption agency
• Man accused of child rape
• City fights to keep National Aviation Hall of Fame in Dayton
• Five charged in fight at Kenton Ridge last week
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 29
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 29
• Springfield has fewer counselors
• County to consider $2.3 million waterline project
• Rise in student performance focus of middle school forum
• Anti-gay bias not a problem, city says
• Voters in 7 school districts face levies
• Shooting victim released from hospital; suspect appears in court
• 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
• Second Harvest Food Bank of Clark, Champaign and Logan Counties
• 2nd student dead after high school shooting, report says
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 28
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 28
• Local educators, students, parents urged to take threats seriously
• Prices will near $4 this week, expert says
• Light maker plans to hire 40
• Water shut off again
at park
• NASA giving shuttle trainer to AF museum
• Local gas prices expected to rise again
• State loans to create 50 new jobs at WSU, Senator says
• Mortgage deal small step in refinancing
• Proposed bridge to span I-675
• Clark County village fostered
pre-Civil War radicalism
• $1 trillion fIghter plane project likely to be more costly
• State plans to stop human trafficking
• 100,000 
jobless 
facing unemployment benefit changes
• Sexual orientation amendment vote expected Tuesday
• Modest differences define GOP rivals
• WWII bomber to be displayed at Air Force museum
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 26
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 26
• Area companies violated labor laws
• Schools sharing more costs
• Michigan primary outcome to likely affect Ohio
• Free arts festival keeps traditions
• Escaping slaves journeyed through Springfield in 1837
• Minority patriots united in purpose
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 25
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 25
• Job application change could help ex-convicts
• Area’s first car chargers power up at the mall
• Downed power lines, trees reported throughout region
• Water rates on the rise
• Marine reservists come home to cheers, hugs
• Tecumseh High School second quarter honor roll
• Scholarships available
• Voucher program accepting student applications
• Funding slashed for weatherizing homes
• Dayton postal center targeted to close
• Voucher program accepting student applications
• 3 seek GOP nomination for Champaign County prosecutor
• Higgins, retried local base commander, dies at 77
• Northeastern Local treasurer will retire July 31
• Marriage failures down 
in Clark, up in Champaign
• P&G to cut 5,700 jobs in restructuring
• We just picked another name for the contest going on now. We are verifying and w...
• USPS plans to close Dayton Post Office center, move work to Columbus
• Tech-loaded cars part of distracted driver debate
• Romney, Santorum battle for top spot during debate
• Local VA 
investigating more conduct complaints
• Police headlines for Feb. 23
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 23
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 23
• New signs turn Fountain Avenue into a lasting tribute to veterans
• Home sales jump by 12.9%
• Good weather bad for some businesses
• Entrances to city will be getting a facelift
• Northwestern bids allow for extras
• Kenton Ridge locked down again
• Learn more about the clubs and organizations at Clark State! Attend the Student...
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 22
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 22
• Many say industry a key cog
• County may consider removing criminal past question on applications
• County chamber selects new director
• Police: Begging incidents up 400%
• Dayton library to seek $230 million bond
• Informant’s killer gets life
• U.S. commerce reps: New transportation bill needed for economic growth
• Deep cuts expected if Carlisle can’t pass levy
• County health survey begins this week
• 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
• Ohio voters may get say on ‘right to work’
• Congressmen confident VA cemetery errors fixed
• Unseasonably warm weather will continue
• Community Mercy to discuss future of long-term care facility
• Family displaced after early morning fire on South Light
• Blinded speaker stresses forgiveness
• Ohio voters may get say on ‘right to work’
• 4 Air Force airmen killed in Africa crash
• Congratulations to Jennifer Hostetler who just won a pair of LeAnn Rimes tickets...
• Local educators concerned about evaluation standards
• Tenant leaves future of historic building uncertain
• City’s first black doctor had many experiences
• For those of you still up and wondering, yes Clark State IS open tomorrow.
• State taxpayers willing to give more to endangered wildlife, injured vets
• Troops to get pelvic armor
• Brown’s budget commentary sparks criticism
• Concern growing about pet treats
• Obama wants to cut $24 billion in 2013
• Glenn: U.S. never trailed in space race
• Obama cancels defense programs tied to Ohio jobs
• Medical officials fear shortage of cancer-fighting drug
• Catholic Central plans $5M building project
• Students showcase projects at Clark County Science Fair
• Military’s needs can change society
• One of first black Marines to be recognized in April
• Santorum: Freedoms at stake in presidential election
• City waits to find out if it gets more funds to raze homes
• Santorum: Freedoms are at stake in presidential election
• Crowell-Collier still standing tall
• Dayton competing for aviation hall of fame dinner
• 4 hurt in 4-vehicle crash
• Northwestern High School second quarter honor roll
• Kettering College fall dean's list
• Ohio Wesleyan fall dean's list
• School Notes
• Wright-Patt to spend $1 million to test trust
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 17
• Navistar adding 40 new jobs at factory
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 17
• Job opportunities growing, local firms say
• Chamber’s goals: 700 jobs, $70M investments
• Clark State project funding gets nod
• Foreclosure crisis may be drawing to a close
• We saw how frustrated a couple of you were about registration holds on your acco...
• ‘Do not call’ rules revised to ban recorded messages
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 16
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 16
• City tries again for Lowry bridge aid
• Building’s display a step back in time
• DNA samples lead to 132 arrests
• Health district seeking levy to avoid cuts in services
• VA funds to surge as troops return
• Budget, staff cuts proposed by district
• City hears reading of gay-rights legislation
• City hears reading of anti-gay legislation
• Cheaper local gas prices bucking a national trend
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 15
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 15
• Clark County, top union OK raises
• Parks face 53-percent funding cut
• Medical emergency, slick streets lead to two crashes
• Prisoners with gang links to be isolated
• City OKs clearing possible wetland
• Plan boosts local job-training funds
• VA funds to surge as troops return
• House to vote on casino rules
• New State law gives school districts reach to punish cyberbullying
• GE plans to hire 5,000 veterans
• Stuff the Truck to Fill the WhereHouse
• If you haven't already, check your student Gmail account for details about the c...
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 14
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 14
• Man gets prison term for assault
• School district to introduce Learning Cafe
• Woman dies after driving her pickup into a tractor
• Housing, credit crisis hurt home remodeling
• Highway relocation funds approved
• Wright-Patterson relatively unscathed in Obama defense budget
• GE to hire 5,000 veterans, add 400 new manufacturing jobs
• Officials say defense cuts not likely locally
• Health survey to determine grants in Champaign County
• Handgun ownership among women rising
• Santorum to visit Warren County
• Suburbs looking for ways to save, focus on regional issues
• Bullying law brings rule changes
• Cordray political donation debated
• Alumni donate $100,000 to Miami
• ‘App economy’ job prospects booming
• Kasich wants 100 gigabits per second state network, smarter smartphones
• Antioch College's free tuition offer attracts 2,500
• 'Powerball' numbers from $325M jackpot
• Education strong determinant with work success
• WPAFB likely to avoid cuts from defense plan
• Local couples join in 'global kiss' event
• Group helps patients in pain
• Cold snap freezes Miami Valley throughout day
• Dayton arts groups’ merger sets a national precedent
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 11
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 11
• Cold, wind to keep roads slick today
• Safety, job hopes linked to road work
• EPA seeks action against mobile home park owner
• Hard times continue for homeless mother, two kids
• Cold, wind to keep roads slick Saturday
• Students named to Emmanuel Christian's academic excellence and honor roll
• Local students named in University of Toledo president's list
• School Notes
• Region’s First Online Farmers’ Market
• Shop and save 30% on Clark State clothing and other merchandise in the Clark Sta...
• Moyno, union agree to halt talks
• 1-2 inches of snow expected today
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 10
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 10
• Settlement bucks will help fund demolition
• Child care fraud forces costly fix
• Northwestern proceeding with construction project
• Cities may get federal help for expensive sewer fixes
• Hundreds line up for high-skill Air Force jobs
• Emphasis on STEM fields helps students, businesses
• Ohio leaders preparing defense of bases amidst closures
• OVI checkpoint slated Friday
• Legal experts analyze verdict in fatal hit-skip trial
• CareSource Promotes Jonas Thom to Vice President of Community Programs
• Widener Announces Openings for LSC Fellowship Program
• Champaign County Drug Free Youth Coalition
• Dayton Joins Teh American Heart Association To Kickoff Heart Month Tonight
• Ohio agrees to mortgage settlement deal
• 450 new jobs could come to Springfield airport
• Broadband expanding to lure jobs to Ohio
• Birth control mandate causing major stir
• NFB Springfield is Here to Help
• Police headlines: Reward offered in Walmart arson
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 9
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 9
• Jury might have convicted Berry
• Judge’s disciplinary hearing postponed
• School-reform plan may be hurt by similarities to SB 5
• A bunch of students have met with their advisors and entered to win some great p...
• Air Force, union sign new labor agreement
• First Mercy hospital union contract ratified
• Kasich: Education will lead to new jobs
• County may now reduce parks funding by 68%
• Broadband expanding to lure jobs to state
• Police headlines: Driver arrested in two-car collision
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 8
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 8
• Husted discusses ‘cause for freedom’
• Job openings in Ohio hit highest point in 3 years
• Kasich: Education will lead to new jobs
• Falls kill more than car accidents
• Pit bull shot in the leg during domestic dispute
• Seeking people who have remodeled their homes, built additions
• Clark State is giving away great prizes including tickets to LeAnn Rimes! Check...
• Decoy used to nab Donoher, 7 others charged with seeking prostitution
• Gingrich in Dayton today
• Snow showers expected early Wednesday morning
• City razes downtown building for $9 million parking garage
• Plan would change county government
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 7
• Municipal Court for Feb. 7
• Births for Feb. 7
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 7
• Drop boxes encourage disposal of prescription drugs
• 2011 a good year for New Carlisle
• Councilman named administrator
• Family displaced by fire grateful for Red Cross
• Government OKs Air Force UAV flights at Wilmington
• Government rejects SAIC protest of Air Force contract award
• New fuel rules may create jobs in Ohio
• 23,000 Ohio jobs may come because of new fuel regulations
• New retail vendor license growth shows growing confidence in region
• Man, 85, killed in accident on Ohio 73
• Local VA focuses on safer care after 2011 scandal
• Super Bowl a big deal for area fans, sports bars, too
• Moyno, union continue 
to work toward a contract
• Rise in business filings points to growing confidence in region
• Historical buildings center of debate
• Local radio station in elite group
• New sections of caverns will bring visitors, jobs
• New fuel-economy rules to create jobs for Ohio
• Two vie for Wittenberg leader job
• Both sides in civil rights battle said the other aided Communism
• Residents invited to town meeting
• After the Super Bowl, check out Chris Cauley on The Voice. He's coming to Clark...
• Local knight trains jousters for 'Full Metal Jousting' TV show
• Nixon’s China trip opened economic ties
• More residents on the verge of homelessness
• Race car items auctioned to benefit slain deputy’s children
• Dayton slowly moving toward integration
• Cultural traditions, similarities part of Global Education series
• Rudd’s dream inspired by 'equality before the altar'
• Snow possible mid-week; rain to ease later today
• WPAFB may gain program-analysis, intelligence missions
• Ohio workers to share in AIG’s $725M settlement
• Komen drops plans to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 4
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 4
• Urbana U. freezes tuition to keep, attract students
• Sheriff promotes three, plans to hire 10 deputies
• Questions raised after Romney criticized in city news release
• City to name administrator Monday
• Air Force members invited to competition
• Students named to Ohio State honor roll
• Local students graduate from Ohio State
• Urbana University fall dean's list
• School Notes
• Part of Cincinnati casino being demolished
• Dayton horse track plan switching to harness racing
• Fairmont AD Donoher’s solicitation hearing set for today
• Sinclair explores $25M campus expansion
• Former prosecutor not guilty in deadly crash
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 3
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 3
• NASCAR auction to benefit family of slain deputy
• Bill backs up start of school
• Man accused of trafficking drugs just freed from jail
• Genetics firm owes county, feds cash
• Berry not guilty in deadly crash
• Handgun ownership rising among women
• 52 to lose jobs at Springfield Kmart
• Widener Resolution to Bolster Ohio’s UAS Industry Passes Ohio Senate Unanimously
• Area teacher resigns amid investigation
• Happy Groundhog Day! Looks like 6 more weeks of winter. Is that good or bad?
• Heavier trucks could cost taxpayers $40M
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 2
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 2
• 52 to lose jobs at local Kmart
• Surgeon documents demolition of building
• Two companies sue over bus garage
• Pit bulls may lose ‘vicious’ label due to bill
• Movie on wind turbines to air locally
• The Spring Class Schedule just went online!!
• There are only 365 tickets left for LeAnn Rimes! If you plan to go you better bu...
• Construction resumes on most of Cincinnati casino
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Feb. 1
• Local Focus: Clark County for Feb. 1
• Grant could fund Villa Road widening
• Ex-prosecutor takes stand to defend himself in fatal hit-skip
• Latino coalition presents immigrant initiative
• Donations flow faster as 2012 Ohio races heat up
• Hospitals give crime lab $10K to fight ‘bath salts’
• Ohio receives ‘B’ in report on teaching science in K-12
• Mild winter thrills builders, golfers
• Two Former Ohio Attorneys General Endorse Robinson-Bond for Champaign County Prosecutor
• Widener Named Public Servant of the Year by Ohio Association for Career and Technical Education
• Using A Camera and Computer To Build Time Machine
• Fatal hit-skip scene called 'gruesome'
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 31
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 31
• Standard tests will be done online
• Parents cope with second heart transplant in their family
• Cities fight for local income tax collections
• Stretching dollar classes offered by Urbana ministry
• Fatal hit-skip trial starts
• Body found along bike path was suicide victim
• Clark State heard about this cool link to learn a foreign language. You'll need...
• Bioscience jobs would be focus of new STEM academy
• Early voting begins Tuesday
• Wireless microphone systems need replacing after FCC sells bandwidth
• Possible suicide victim’s body found along bike path
• Supreme Court ruling could free convicted trafficker
• IRS audits, mostly of rich, surge
• Fire kills calves, destroys family’s barn and tractor
• Fewer Ohio teens have their driver’s licenses
• Unlimited cash flooding 2012 presidential election
• Barn fire kills calves, devastates family
• Developers tried to distance themselves from partner
• Delayed development promises jobs, traffic
• Aviation scholarships available
• Trial set Monday in fatal hit-skip
• American Pan a top area workplace
• University club taking donations for troops
• Valentine's Day dance scheduled
• Man reports armed robbery
• School studies rank Ohio high
• Full house, short stays standard at new shelter
• Groundhog Day thaw expected this week
• Illness won’t halt service or smile
• Are you planning to vote in Ohio primaries early?
• 78,000 area residents live in food wastelands
• Controversial contraceptives difficult to find locally
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 28
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 28
• Facts unchanged, but report claims streams less polluted
• Counties may get financial leeway
• Local student joins elite group of teenage pilots
• Fired prison guard's speech rights debated
• Ohio bill boosting fraud penalties riles businesses
• Casino collapse being investigated by OSHA
• School Notes
• Indiana Wesleyan University graduates
• University of Findlay fall semester graduates
• Local students named to honor roll
• Bryan College dean's list
• Heidelberg University fall dean's list
• Otterbein University fall dean's list
• Casino collapse injures 11 to 13 people
• Base closures and pay limits likely
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 27
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 27
• School would train for Ag jobs
• Lease spat in hands of mediator
• OVI arrests high in Clark County thanks to crackdown
• No one injured in Greene County house fire
• The next season of NASCAR is heating up, but students should not be using the BE...
• Pentagon proposes smaller, more mobile force; spending cuts
• Widener Statement on State of the Union Address
• Defense Secretary Panetta to seek more military base closures, report says
• Ohio bill aims to help workers report fraud
• Gas prices below $3 may climb over the weekend
• Smokers not eligible for jobs in some Ohio casinos
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 26
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 26
• Deaths can teach how to live
• Man saved from fire on Drexel Avenue
• Estrop reacts to State of the Union address
• McDonald’s invests $1.25M to renovate area restaurants
• Townships may form new fire district
• Tax incentives may spur local factories
• Hoffman to serve on Urbana council
• 2 vets buried in occupied graves at Dayton National Cemetery
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 25
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 25
• Turbine project moves forward
• Unemployment rates continue to fall in area
• Hospital: Patient took used syringes
• 60-mile, high-volt utility line proposed
• Man pleads guilty to forcing woman to work as prostitute
• $45M efficiency fund no smash hit
• Trucking increase highest in 13 years
• From WHIO-TV: Urbana woman fires gun in fight with husband
• Hospital: Patient took used syringes
• Air Force plans to ground Global Hawk plane, stop production, report says
• Your 2011 1098-T tax form is now available online in Webadvisor! You can print t...
• Empty Bowls of Champaign County
• Connect Appalachia Broadband Initiative Commences with Inaugural Task Force Meeting
• Latino Coalition Hosts Meeting with Thomas Wahlrab on "Welcome Dayton: Immigration Friendly City" Initiatve
• Decline in patients cuts nurses’ hours and jobs
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 24
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 23
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 24
• Sheriff's cruisers will bear tribute to slain officer
• Union Twp. signs deals for fire coverage
• Shared leader saves districts money
• Digital academy could help city keep students
• Local home sales down despite statewide improvement
• High winds cause power outage in German Twp.
• High winds expected to lash region today
• Inmates spent $38M on essentials, junk food
• Americans spend more on tech bills than utilities
• Springfield Schools' Estrop invited to hear Obama
• New Carlisle mayor a role model
• Historical documents detail life of poor in 1820s Clark County
• Miami Valley marriage numbers continue to fall
• Marriage numbers continue to fall
• Camp, dock discounts offered to boost attendance in troubled tourist spot
• Townships signs fire contracts
• Library seeking to establish support group
• Mobile technology brings challenges to schools
• Tuttle Brothers building gains new tenant
• State awards Springfield new police cruiser
• Joy, bliss on best things in life list
• Feds propose consolidation of farming agencies
• Driver in fatal Oct. crash now charged
• Champaign County plans to fight for scrapped bypass
• Southwest Airlines coming to Dayton International Airport
• Trempe named to dean's list
• Ford named to dean's list
• Northwestern High School honor roll
• Urbana University’s Knights Military Support Club
• Great Midwest Athletic Conference Conduct First Joint Council Meeting
• 500 area Kodak jobs in limbo
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 20
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 20
• Man, believed to be drunk, injured in crash
• Road crews ask motorists for patience in icy conditions
• Hospitals battle for preemie business
• 2% raises approved for county workers
• $2M invested near hospital, not necessarily for profit
• More snow, ice in Friday forecast
• Darius!!!
• Just announced...Leann Rimes is coming to Clark State on March 9!! Tix on sale F...
• Snow showers caused slippery commute; minor accidents reported
• Prison guard fired for Facebook post about Ohio governor
• Breaking news! 12 tix to tonight's Darius Rucker concert just opened up! Call th...
• Univeristy to host concert
• Smoking costs Ohio $9.2 billion as health care costs rise, report says
• 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
• HEAP PSA Champaign County
• Americans spend more on tech bills than utilities, report finds
• Eastman Kodak files for bankruptcy
• Proposed Web anti-piracy acts draw ‘lack of consensus’
• Worries about safety, jobs follow I-70 delay
• Tobacco costing state $9.2 billion; health care costs rise
• Famous WWII bomber on restoration tour ar Air Force Museum
• Ohio Sen. Portman endorses Romney for president
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 19
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 19
• This love story is 70 years old and ...
• Clipped hydrant results in boil advisory
• Arcue demolition delayed
• Clark State is bringing another HOT artist to Springfield this spring! Stay tune...
• City adds pay tool to online tax site
• Dayton I-75 construction project delayed
• The Calendar was just updated with Book Buy Back dates in March and June.
• Boil alert for portion of Moorefield Twp.
• I-70 widening project delayed 21 years
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 18
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 18
• New Carlisle may extend Internet cafe ban
• Driver’s ailment may have led to crash
• City will try to buy rec trail land
• Frozen ground, heavy rain lead to flooding in area
• Power outages and flooded roads left in wake of storm
• Speech at CSU rare for sitting governor
• City may extend Internet cafe ban
• Dayton I-75 project delayed 1 year
• Are you still looking for tickets to the January 19 Darius Rucker show? Well you...
• Gurley Ramey named Illustrious Commander-in-chief
• OHSAA Board of Directors Meeting Highlights – January 12, 2012
• High winds, rain change to snow late today
• 9 hurt in head-on crash on Ohio 177
• Urbana looks at options for new school buildings
• King adviser urges ‘shift in values’
• Fire chief: new engine will decrease firefighting times
• USDA 
will close office in county
• Passage of levies raises tax bills
• Woman rescued from pond after she tried to save dog
• $2.3M available for on-the-job training centers
• Commentary: New councilman describes vision for Enon
• Medway mother faces OVI, child endangering in crash
• Gas prices up throughout region
• Proposal would ease green card process
• Campus groups to unite in a silent march at WSU
• Civil Rights icon to speak at DAI
• More cities target panhandlers
• Air Force concerns stall launch of 4G network
• Car reportedly submerged in creek
• Honda to build NSX 'supercar' in Ohio
• Local $1B Air Force project at risk; employees cut
• I-70/I-675 interchange too slick in wet weather
• Water failure shows mobile home park violating orders
• Dream raffle starts Tuesday
• Proud
to serve; prouder of support
• Hostess’ death leaves void at Linardos
• Earth’s atmosphere pulses, breathes almost predictably
• Three injured in vehicle rollover in Darke County
• Schools to coordinate funding for projects
• Student enrollment tops projections in city
• Cold remains in area after snow, wind ease
• Student enrollment top projections in city
• King shook up social norms
• Police await suspect’s return extradition
• Icy roads cause crashes, more snow likely Sunday
• Bitter temperatures, winds could cause issues
• Clark State Community College dean's list
• Wind chill makes for bitter cold today
• Semi jackknifes on I-70
• Wind, ice in store for morning commute
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 13
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 13
• Bowling tourney will bring $900K to area
• Fire damages empty trailer
• Cold temps, blowing snow will challenge drivers today
• Slippery road conditions expected Friday morning
• Power restored to 660 in Springfield
• There is snow on the ground and the temperature is falling. Perfect time to star...
• Are you ready for a snow day? Find out if Clark State is closed or delayed befor...
• City rejects ‘unhappiest’ label as old, unfit
• 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
• HEAP PSA Champaign County
• Rep's focus shifts after drunk driving, child endangering charges dropped
• Slick roads likely as snow and ice move in
• Looser rules will help stave off home foreclosures
• Chamber: Economy on the upswing
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 12
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 12
• Looser rules will help more stay in homes
• Tourney displacing voters in north side
• Well-worn path to Deputy Hopper’s grave repaired
• Sheriff’s office may get new equipment, jobs
• Scam claims to help deputies
• Do you know of school districts closing facilities to outside groups?
• $4 gas predicted for summer
• Moore named to board of elections
• Asper named assistant fire chief
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 11
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 11
• Local plant key for Kodak
• Champaign Co. turbine project adds second phase
• District to redraw elementary lines
• Park district may be fined $750
• County workers may get pay raise
• 3 flown to hospital after 2 crashes minutes apart
• $4 seen for gas price in summer
• Teen was texting when he crashed, patrol says
• College affordability topic of Biden visits
• Air Force burning part of Huffman Prairie
• Would the new ‘green card’ affect your family? Talk to our reporter
• Canine virus outbreak may be worst in decade
• Honda to build sports car in Ohio
• Armed mannequin joke angers cautious deputies
• Police headlines: Woman arrested for alleged assault
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 10
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 10
• Funeral home’s closing possible
• Witt prof to discuss Chinese culture at educational event
• Chamber chooses interim director
• Sheriff’s office facing lawsuit for alleged discrimination
• Ohio begins value-based measure for Medicaid
• Powerball will cost more to play, have more to win
• Safety of air shows, races focus of agency’s hearing
• Schools’ weather delays stir uproar
• Powerball will cost more to play, have more to win
• No injuries in morning fire
• Auctions raise $81,000 for county
• Therapy jobs in high demand
• Veterans’ wait for benefits is lengthy
• Business owner vows to keep ‘disadvantaged’ status
• Starvation case shows abuse in state system
• Heavy rainfall hurt area farmers
• State pays judges’ legal fees in misconduct cases
• Trial reversals cost county
• MLK theme: Speak up about injustices
• University hosts benefit for hungry
• Day camp scholarships available
• Construction of delayed 
ice rink could start soon
• Foxes know the days are lengthening
• Two accused of felonious assault
• Village could have largest solar array in region
• Elections board hires director
• Company’s growth part of insurance success in region
• Sheriffs facing lawsuit for alleged discrimination
• Last Collier’s a reflection of its time
• DAI hopes to improve community engagement, address budget deficit
• Old school sites cost
city district thousands each year
• Internet sweepstakes cafés rip off consumers, need regulation, DeWine says
• Say what? Do you agree or disagree?
• Urbana University graduates
• Former doctor pleads guilty to operating pill mills
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 6
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 6
• Historic downtown Arcue Building demolished
• District looks at levy options
• Resident shooting at crows accidentally shoots himself
• Safety, tax issues clash in 911 fee
• Cause unknown for Springfield house fire
• Xenia man faces rape charges of 12-year-old girl
• Crews respond to report of accidental shooting
• 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
• Getting to Know Mayor Bill Bean
• 1 injured after minivan snaps utility pole
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 5
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 5
• Longtime advocate planning to retire
• County investigates threatening letters
• Police examine suspicious device at Springfield Walmart
• Arcue Building to be razed today
• Local firms break job promises
• Police headlines for Jan. 5
• Urbana fire, police hiring process continues
• Woman killed after crash in creek identified
• Truck exiting I-70 crashes on US 68
• Explosive scare shuts down road near Wright-Patt
• How's your Spanish? Mine's more than a little rusty. Check out the Spanish Conve...
• We just found out that there is a Book Buyback happening today from 8 am - 1 pm...
• Project aims to curb crashes
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 4
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 4
• From WHIO: Shaken baby clinging to life
• Kettering Health Network seeks $7M for proton therapy center
• From WHIO: Lack of heat at school concerns parents
• Champaign OKs $9.3M budget
• Snow keeps road crews busy
• Board rejects police raises
• Three fires damage area homes
• Factories, construction rebounding
• Report: Door led to plane crash
• Audit finds township’s decision to pay pension contributions illegal
• No injuries in St. Paris house fire
• Abortion laws may get tighter this year
• Gas tubing linked to fires, leaks
• New fire staffers fill roster in Urbana
• Snow and ice coat roads, contribute to fatal crash
• Firefighters battling St. Paris house fire
• Patrol cruiser, truck hit by pickup
• Help furnish ’50s house at museum
• Malls trying to prevent melees
• Exotic animals part of legislative to-do list
• Jobless Ohioans try for disability
• Regional Dispatch fee increase spurs unease
• Uneventful New Year’s Eve on area streets
• Raceway owners consider land purchase
• Wind advisory issued; cold snap coming
• Happy New Year! Can't wait to see you all on campus on Jan 3rd!!
• Dayton track, video slots could open in 2013
• Reflection, vigilance a year after Enon Beach shootout
• BMV office to stay open despite previous announcement
• Cold snap, windy conditions to usher in new year
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Jan. 1
• Local Focus: Clark County for Jan. 1
• Reflection, vigilance a year after shootout
• Enon Beach sees change after deputy’s shooting
• Elks motto an apt thought for New Year's Day
• New Carlisle BMV to stay open
• Christmas tree suspected cause of early morning blaze
• 'Spice' manufacturers change formula, sell drug again
• Man shot in arm, taken to hospital
• County transfers tax abatement
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 31
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 31
• News-Sun gift helps hospital fund hit goal
• Springfield High School honor roll
• 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
• Charities battling economy during holiday push
• Plane crash survivor says it was 'surreal'
• Pediatric clinic moves to former school site
• Local store offers rifle, cash to hunters in coyote contest
• Derr Road Kmart store is closing
• New rules proposed for landfill closings
• Village cancels chief’s contract
• FAA investigates Warren County plane crash
• Springfield Kmart to close
• Has unemployment forced you to file for Social Security benefits?
• Did you take less time off this year because of the economy? Talk to our reporter
• Woman in critical condition after plane crash
• I-70 construction completion date pushed back
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 29
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 29
• I-70 widening will not finish until nearly July
• Crash into Springfield Twp. home sends three to hospital
• Homes here are maintaining value
• Man’s wedding ring found in recycling bin
• Man shot in dispute in Champaign County
• Intersection closed to repair gas leak
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 28
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 28
• Grand Jury for Dec. 28
• Water line breaks at Urbana school
• Mental Health Services facility near bid process
• Judge faces conduct hearing in Feb.
• Arrests of repeat DUI offenders increasing
• Ohio EPA calls for monitoring of liquids at bottom of 7 area landfills
• Van burns on side of highway; no one hurt
• Day after Christmas means time to return those gifts
• Ammo costs low for local police
• Retire, rehire for public employees under fire
• Bill would veto defense request for bench trial
• Young Ohio representatives reflect on tumultuous year
• Senators ‘troubled’ by new Chinese tariff
• Military more easily attracting recruits compared to past years
• Holiday sales expectations get bumped up
• Christmas Day staff brings cheer to hospital patients
• Looking Back: ‘Trivial argument’ leads to a deadly shooting, murder trial
• Northwestern schools forced to adjust project
• Students deep in debt may get help
• Lucky soldier enjoys Christmas at home
• Christmas arrives even in battle zones
• There was no room at Denny’s ...
• Christmas house a festive, multigenerational tradition
• Lucky soldier enjoys Christmas at home
• Charges unlikely against father reported missing with children
• Gillispie's 'legal saga' could continue for years
• YMCA plan includes repairs, new members
• Police: Charges unlikely against father reported missing with children
• Giving endures, charities report
• Donors erase the cruelty 
of thieves
• Urbana, townships OK deal for fire, EMS services
• Inmates use time to create art gallery at county jail
• Greenon High School Honor Roll
• Members sought for board vacancy
• Barnes earns degree
• Village grocery reopens with new owner, new mission
• Sexual assault reported on bus
• A deer, two semis involved in accident on I-70
• Charity given to theft suspect
• Santa brings some joy to community’s needy
• Two Ohio projects named 'wasteful’ for taxpayers
• Boehner announces deal with Senate to extend payroll tax cut
• 2 semis crash on I-70; lanes blocked
• Walmart pulls formula after infant’s death
• Man wanted for double homicide indicted
• Coal, oil-fired plants under strict scrutiny
• Shoppers cautious, but not stingy with presents
• Family loses Christmas gifts, spirit after home burglarized
• Bauer: Baseball HOF set for annual ceremony
• Gas prices drop, then climb again
• Mom charged with endangering
• National Road crash leaves 1 trapped
• Have you enlisted in any branch of the military?
• Body found in debris of home destroyed by fire
• How will you wish friends, family members happy holidays this year?
• 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
• Jim McGregor dies at 63
• Board opposes equality language
• I-75 work through Dayton to continue for 6 more years
• We Are Ohio donates $20,000 to Toys for Tots, foodbanks
• Ground beef sold 5 weeks ago recalled for E. coli
• Death row inmates deemed ‘too dangerous’ to relocate
• Medicare cuts could hit Jan. 18
• Payroll tax fight threatens to cut pay
• Area jobless rate reaches 3-year low
• Disability board will seek levy
• Vigil set for 2 area youth killed in Dec. 2010 crash
• Jobless claims lowest in 3 years
• Fewer to receive help with utilities
• Arrests made in statewide crackdown on ‘pill mills’
• Fog lingering in area this evening
• Postal crisis hinges on drop in deliveries
• Burroughs’ candidacy for sheriff denied
• Springfield matriarch remembered for part in city’s history
• Homemade bomb explodes on porch in Springfield
• As if the holidays weren't crazy enough, we're changing things up at Clark State...
• Millions in VA funds go to ineligible firms
• Companies steal millions in VA funds
• Fundraising group’s marketing claims called ‘misleading’
• Shoppers rush to finish their Christmas shopping
• Local newborns show effects of drug abuse
• Elks lodge has storied history
• 3 New Carlisle department directors may be getting raises
• New Carlisle-Springfield bus route funding to be approved
• Rock-bottom prices lure firms to buy vacant sites
• Air Force reports unresolved safety issue
• 'Heartbeat bill' would have big influence across state
• Fracking supporters hopeful for better economy
• Anti-fracking group takes message on road
• DeWine tries to transcend politics with foster care
• Aviation Hall of Fame to induct 4 people
• Drunken driving deaths up in Ohio
• Tragic News-Sun photo featured in Life magazine
• OVI checkpoint nets one arrest
• Man charged with theft
• Library offers expanded service
• Recycling center closed for holiday
• Congress flaws are coming to town
• Car hits house and natural gas meter in Preble County
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 17
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 17
• Ohio receives $69M to boost school readiness
• Boehner backs bill for Ohio jobs
• McLaughlin returns to News-Sun
• City’s 5 business-friendly industrial parks touted
• Family wants justice for girl
• Magazine includes local gymnast
• OVI checkpoint planned tonight
• Northwestern Elementary honor roll
• No funds for nuke program in bill; Ohio jobs affected
• Rep. Boehner’s territory to include Clark County
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 16
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 16
• Clark inmate caught after escape
• Witt president leaving for new post
• Spending bill failure could stall thousands of jobs at Ohio plant
• Inmate escapes from Clark jail, is caught
• How has the war in Iraq affected you?
• DPL chief executive leaving at year’s end
• New U.S. House districts created; Ohioans to have 1 primary
• Police officer fatalities see increase in 2011
• 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
• Ohio’s Largest Sustainable Food and Farm Conference: Online Registration Now Open
• Inmate medication program could save jail $33K
• Jail saving Rx costs with blister packs
• Heartbeat bill 'postponed indefinitely'
• FCC urges state officials, others to address phone fraud
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 16
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 16
• Exhibits keep alive hospitals’ memories
• Champaign County chamber leader resigns for position in Union County
• Triad seeking staff input
• Officials on scene of gas leak
• Knotts leaving Champaign County chamber
• County hopefuls certified for ballot
• Starved 14-year-old was covered with lice, bedsores, says officer
• U.S. postal center closings on hold
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 15
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 14
• Student demonstration spotlights homeless issues
• Rescued cats living quite well at sheriff’s substation
• Local firm may expand, add jobs
• Suspicious fires have residents nervous
• Woman who died after nursing home fire identified
• The Fall 2011 Dean's List was just posted to the Clark State website. Congratula...
• 16 local deaths now linked to ‘bath salts’
• Woman who died after nursing home fire identified
• Auto sales on pace to be best since ’08, dealers say
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 13
• Bedbugs found in high school
• Rotary brings holiday cheer to children with disabilities
• Bed bugs found in high school
• Villa Road to be closed Tuesday
• If you're planning on buying your books this week, please be aware that the Book...
• Senate blocking Xenia native court nominee with filibuster
• Springfield shooting victim has crime record
• Search begins for emergency services director
• ‘Lady Mayfair’ statue on display at Carillon Park
• Exotic animal reforms are expected in Ohio
• New vehicle sales on pace to be best since 2008
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 11
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 11
• Smoking ban violators owe state $1.8M in fines
• Photo of joy, youth in a time of war
• Dinner at Salvation Army continues holiday tradition
• Chamber picks local man to head development
• ‘Panther’ most likely a house cat, expert says
• Student puts networking skills to use for Filipino kids
• Temp workers signal improving economy
• Air Force Museum to display Cold War satellites
• Bummed you didn't get tix to see Darius Rucker? There are still some great seats...
• McDonald's awards grants
• Fall graduates announced
• Local grad to perform Friday
• Graduate with honors from UC
• Ross named student of the week
• Air Force criticized in handling of America’s war dead
• Air Force criticized in handling of troop remains
• Younger cellphone users prompt new school rules
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 9
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 9
• Community Christmas Dinner continues to grow
• Area churches show Presbyterian split
• Voters to face crowded ballot
• Pratt Industries Donates To Local Charity
• New Website One-Stop Shop for Area Events
• Hospital, Y Introducing Monthly Health Programs for 2012
• UD law professor adds to preserving stories of war
• Police headlines: Items reported taken from hotel
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 8
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 8
• New clock sure to be city landmark
• Casey’s, fighting rumors, is still open
• AdCare may acquire home
• Employers: Bad time for minimum wage hike
• Slippery road conditions reported in Clark
• If you are planning on seeing Merle Haggard at the PAC, you better buy your tix...
• WPAFB to hold public meeting on possible Ohio 444 closure
• Changes resonate 70 years after Pearl Harbor attack
• City ends contract with accident response biller
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 7
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 7
• Tech II gets loan to add 22 jobs
• Flooding could cost Clifton Mill thousands
• Mexican culture talk to include Spanish choir
• ‘I could ... see the large red circle on the fuselage’
• County will issue Mental Health Services $5 million in bonds
• Delayed game room ban passed
• Police shooting goes to grand jury
• Early commuters could see slippery morning roads
• Changes resonate 70 years later
• More babies born addicted to opiates
• State checked possible home for 6 exotic animals
• Crash sends woman to hospital, dog to Humane Society
• Man who led police on 2 high-speed chases finally caught
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 6
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 6
• Mental health services cut to ‘triage situation’
• Twice chased, now caught
• Crash sends one to hospital, Humane Society
• Wrong-way bicyclist injured in collision
• High water reported across Clark, Champaign
• Consider a tree from a local farm
• Memories rekindled of a decorated pilot
• Hospitals on I-675 will battle for clients
• ‘Ohio Magazine’ honors 4 WSU educators
• Local malls will survive, experts say
• Higher tax receipts aid state budget
• Pet welcome for photos with Santa
• Village plans holiday celebration
• Watch for a partial lunar eclipse this week
• Woman charged with felony theft
• As the number of elderly increase, economy changes
• Struggling mall will survive, experts say
• How do you shoot an antique cannon? Carefully
• Humans’ motives, actions complex
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 3
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 3
• More parents opting out of vaccines for children
• Guard soldiers take on risky mission
• Resident reports seeing 
a large black cat in a field
• Braves’ state football spirit goes countywide
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 2
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 2
• Grand Jury indicts 12
• Coffee halts would-be robber at Tim Horton’s
• Candlelight Tour of Homes benefits cancer patients
• Jail director asked to step down
• Mental health agency to build
• Truck runs stop sign, hits pickup, rolls over; 3 injured
• Ohio teen birth rate drops to 21-year low
• Housing crisis preventing Ohioans from leaving state
• Flashing traffic light causing backup
• Will package thefts surge along with holiday sales?
• Cause of deadly Wright 'B' Flyer crash not in first report
• Cain accuser decides to step forward
• Police headlines for Dec. 1
• Local Focus: Clark County for Dec. 1
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Dec. 1
• Icy roads likely cause of school bus, pickup crash
• No one injured in Bethel Twp. fire
• Champaign County Health District seeks renewal levy
• Ohio child sex trade laws earn low score
• Cain shows no sign of ending campaign during Dayton, Butler County visits
• Cain shows no sign of ending campaign during local visits
• School bus involved in crash
• Marine Corps Reserves Toys For Tots
• Teen Sets an Example
• Robbers hit bank branch on Selma Road twice in 2 days
• Winter storm has moved on; wet road conditions remain
• Alabama plant worries local Navistar workers
• Police headlines: Items reported stolen from store
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Nov. 30
• Local Focus: Clark County for Nov. 30
• No charges yet in crash that killed 15-year-old
• Incumbent fiscal officer retains job
• SMHA approves executive director
• Man indicted in fatal crash
• Snow follows drenching rains; roads expected to be slushy
• Xenia wins $2M clean-up grant
• Up to 3 inches of snow predicted tonight
• Slaying suspect found in St. Louis
• It's snowing!!!!! To find out if Clark State is closed when bad weather hits, si...
• Everyone needs socks, right? Especially warm socks with cold weather right aroun...
• Police arrest man they say robbed bank with grenade
• Clark-Shawnee schools to close on big game day
• Cowboy poet comes to town to help 4-H, FFA programs
• Advance medical cost info elusive
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Nov. 29
• Local Focus: Clark County for Nov. 29
• Ex-prosecutor wants to join appeals court
• Waste water plant upgrade will cost nearly $1M
• Congestion on I-75 some of worst in U.S.
• This is loan check info straight from the Business Office: Winter loans for retu...
• 15-year-old dies in two-car crash
• Celebrated covered bridge deemed unsafe, will be fixed
• Local WWI vet’s lost remains among first ID’d by project
• UD applicants may submit video essay
• Residents should prepare winter survival kits
• A 1915 murder-suicide is revisited
• Police looking to help 100 families at holidays
• Shawnee grad earns bronze star for Afghan service
• Teen killed in two-car crash
• Early morning fire damages home
• Braves rallying around underdog role
• Braves rallying around underdog role
• Two local districts ‘effective’ despite significant variance
• Warm temps, no rain starts city holidays off right
• Spending holidays with family definitely a time of grace
• Elderly woman dies after Enon fire
• Police headlines for Nov. 26
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Nov. 26
• Local Focus: Clark County for Nov. 26
• Bank robber says he had hand grenade
• Enon care facility evacuated during fire
• Holiday in the City 2011 will be warmer
• Holiday tour promotes local history
• Early opening boosts sales at Upper Valley
• Gas prices dip to lowest level since February
• Tecumseh High School Honor Roll
• Gun-buyer background checks missing data
• Pilot killed in single-engine plane crash
• Official: Body found near Caesar Creek not missing Fairfield woman
• Family to search for woman’s remains
• Library recieves media grant
• Brenner to peform at Pitzer Center
• Free Thanksgiving dinner doubles in size
• Pizza delivery driver thwarts robbery
• Navistar adds new truck line at local plant
• Plane crash in Miami County kills Columbus man
• Risk of fraud, identity theft high during holiday season
• Springfield man dies after shootout with police
• Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
• Group offers class on how to fire cannons
• Ornament Day set at library
• SSO presents music of Billy Joel
• Man sought in store robbery
• Patrols will increase for holiday
• Tree sales a Lions tradition
• New Carlisle is reaching out for street repair funds
• Police provide food for holiday meals
• Early-bird deals set to lure holiday shoppers
• Judge Rastatter denies misconduct
• OVI checkpoint to be set up tonight
• Fall Quarter has ended, along with another season of Dancing with the Stars. Bef...
• Missing woman’s skull found
• Airport wants to study new phone system
• Former engineer for city dies
• Commissioners table ban on sweepstakes devices
• Way cool: Refrigerator turned into a smoker
• Local unemployment numbers remain steady
• Small businesses prep for profitable season
• Skull found is that of missing woman
• The Salvation Army Announcement Two Creative Twists to the Iconic Red Kettle
• WACO Adult Lecture with Speaker Walt Hoy
• Giving Thanks for Small Business
• Are you auditioning for a part soon? This workshop may be just what you need!
• Board of elections certifies vote
• OVI checkpoint to be set up tomorrow evening
• Local property values haven’t recovered
• Patrols will increase for Thanksgiving holiday
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Nov. 22
• Local Focus: Clark County for Nov. 22
• St. Paris council to discuss levy, increase in water rate
• Board of elections seeks new director, deputy
• Hit-skip case set for trial in January
• Skull may be clue in Willison disappearance case
• Patrols will increase for holiday
• K99.1FM Radiothon fundraiser for pediatric care continues today
• Hit-skip case set for trial in January
• Skull in Clark County field may belong to missing woman
• St. Paris council discusses levy, water rates
• Marysville post to focus on U.S. 33 corridor
• 12 homes in village under boil advisory
• Sunny weather forecast for holiday
• Students’ test scores get better despite economy
• Turner offers 
bill to bust down export 
barriers
• AAA expects increase in this year’s holiday travel
• Restaurant to help Fairborn blast victims
• Colleges enrolling record number of international students
• Judge draws praise, but also complaints
• Republican candidates seek prosecutor’s post
• Triad project exceeds expectations
• School board event inspires
• Light sentence in MCSi case not typical of judge
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Nov. 19
• Local Focus: Clark County for Nov. 19
• Ohio's cigarette smoking rate one of the highest in nation
• Urbana assault victim, 87, dies
• Base pollution cleanup open for comments
• Child-sex scandal raises scrutiny
• Districts face all digital testing in 2014
• Ohio's cigarette smoking rate one of highest in nation
• Emmanuel's Honor Roll
• Locals in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Students receive scholarship
• Spangler Road closed for tree on power lines
• Overturned semi spills fuel, closes ramp from I-75 to I-70
• How To Cut the Turkey: Ways to Save Money on Thanksgiving
• Ohio School psychologists help students make positive connections - National School Psychology Awareness Week
• Tri-County Budget Review Set
• Live Teleconference with Local Teacher Aboard USCG Healy in the Arctic
• Urbana man dies after assault
• Top News-Sun execs will retire
• Local Focus: Clhampaign County for Nov. 18
• Local Focus: Clark County for Nov. 18
• New Carlisle streets levy could go back on ballot
• Champaign County’s new storage facility on schedule
• Nextedge sold for nearly $3.8M
• How are exams going?
• Sewer line work was being done when Fairborn explosion occurred
• Track-casino combo sites boost jobs, not economy
• United Way board silent on CEO
• Local Focus: Clark County for Nov. 17
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Nov. 17
• Need for Family and Youth Initiatives’ aid keeps growing
• U.S., state education officials praise schools
• 50 new jobs sign of firm’s steady growth
• Area's oldest volunteer rescue squad ends operations
• State releases school rankings list
• Rastatter accused 
of judicial misconduct
• Clark County judge accused of misconduct
• Municipal Court for Nov.15
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Nov. 16
• Local Focus: Clark County for Nov. 16
• Extra patrols set for holiday
• Board finalizes ex-Miami View principal’s firing
• Recycle your tires for free
• City’s 2011 deficit less than expected
• Mutual respect key to defusing gang violence, L.A. priest says
• Bar association accuses judge of misconduct
• Crew of Apollo 11, Glenn to receive top medal
• Scientists worry as U.S. panel looks for ways to balance federal budget.
• Local Focus: Clark County for Nov. 15
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Nov. 15
• Springfield man was killed in blast
• Champaign County Engineer to step down 
in 2012
• Online sale of dog tags coming soon
• Severe weather hits northern Miami Valley
• DPL’s merger with Virginia-based AES could push into 2012
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Warren County
• Church accepting donations for family in Fairborn explosion
• Proposed bill would expand voucher program to all school districts
• Mom, newborn are hospital’s 1st patients
• Severe weather could hit area today
• Delphi retirees’ benefits focus of federal hearings
• Downtown hospital is ready to treat area’s medical needs
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Nov. 13
• Local Focus: Clark County for Nov. 13
• Dad’s cancer care in good hands - his daughter’s
• Santa arrives at Upper Valley Mall
• Downtown hospital is ready too treat area’s medical needs
• Decline in manual skills raises concerns for future work force
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Nov. 12
• Local Focus: Clark County for Nov. 12
• 90,000 vets eligible for bonuses
• Jobless rate for single moms at 25-year high
• General salutes sacrifice of past, present veterans
• Jobless rate for single moms at 25-year high
• Students receive FFA degree
• Exchange students sought
• Students elected to regional office
• Hopper posthumously awarded deputy of the year
• Right-to-work campaign begins amendment
• Proposed water plant to study wind power
• Honor Flight opens to Korea vets
• Local soldier will not forget Veterans Day
• News-Sun editor goes from Ohio to war zone
• Bleak job prospects greet returning veterans
• Institutions in sex scandals try to 'protect their own'
• Christmas trees deployed to troops serving overseas
• Clark Co. wells not polluted, recent tests reveal
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Nov. 10
• Local Focus: Clark County for Nov. 10
• Northwestern's Myers selected for All-Ohio board
• Honor Flight thrills vet
• Champaign County economic growth revenue redirected
• Champaign County’s prosecutor to seek judge position
• YMCA names new director
• Urbana dentist’s sweet idea helps kids’ health, troops
• Honda takes a second big hit
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Nov. 1
• Local Focus: Clark County for Nov. 1
• Missing Greene County man died in Clark County crash
• 1 dead in fatal Clark County crash
• Springfield cyclist dead after crashing in Miami Twp.
• Officer injured in New Year's Day Enon Beach shooting returns to duty
• Expert laments national security ‘disorder’
• A life guided by weight of history
• Cancer center participates in double-blind clinical study
• Officers searching for man, 69, missing since Thursday
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 28
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 28
• Few new levies on the ballot this fall
• Crowell-Collier Building sold for $1.5M
• Wittenberg Guild will salute fitness as it helps students
• Ban on Internet cafes considered
• New hospital is open to all faiths
• CCPA hosts cemetery tour
• Local fallen hero Snow honored with Silver Star
• September students of the month
• Northeastern Boosters events
• Dobler receives honor at West Virginia University
• 'tis the season to give...and get! Campus Ministry is collecting food for the Sa...
• Local hero to be honored posthumously today with Silver Star
• Hughey & Phillips expands to meet growing demand
• WSU dean earns national honor
• Ex-teacher Stacy Schuler gets 4 years in prison for sex with former students
• Spotted on campus today. Think they sell these in the book store?
• Fatal crash under investigation
• Springfield Regional Medical Center
• Industrial Commission of Ohio Launches Facebook Page
• Security National Bank branch robbed
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 27
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 27
• Go back in time at Heritage Center
• Device allows gas meters to be read automatically
• Hospital construction very nearly complete
• Has everyone made an appt to meet with their faculty advisor? Priority registrat...
• Local hero to be honored posthumously with Silver Star
• South Charleston company set to expand, add nearly 60 jobs
• Animal expert sees signs of panther
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 26
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 26
• Longtime music professor dead at 77
• Trip to Egypt featured in Wittenberg lunch series
• Someone cashed slain man’s check
• Expert sees signs of panther
• Champaign County development office may be closed
• Elderly man found gravely injured in his Urbana home
• Shuttle petition surpasses goal
• Antioch College set 
to renovate North Hall
• Planning on buying tickets to Darius Rucker? Clark State students and employees...
• Elderly man found severely injured at crime scene
• Jobless rates fall across area, state
• Voucher expansion pits public vs. private schools
• Mayor plugs immigrant-friendly program on national TV
• Panther tracks found
• Probate Court for Oct. 24
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 25
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 25
• Fight at party leads to a police chase
• State money should mean jobs
• Honda growth means more jobs
• Congrats to Katherine Shonkwiler for winning the tix to see Darius Rucker. Stay...
• Looking to graduate before the switch to semesters or just get a few more classe...
• Yes! Clark State is bringing Darius Rucker to Springfield!! Tickets range from $...
• Number of elderly drivers up dramatically in Ohio
• Signatures needed for last-ditch effort to get shuttle in Dayton
• Assaults in Ohio prisons up 20.6%
• WWII seminar to examine why Pearl Harbor attack 
surprised strategists

• Vigil for double shooting victims draws large crowd
• Ohio has lost 3,500 factories during the past 10 years
• Prescription medication collection Saturday
• Nominations sought for Miami Valley science, engineering achievers
• Local Guard unit nears deployment
• So who is coming to Clark State on January 19th??? Country music star Darius Ruc...
• Clinical trials play key role in breast cancer treatment
• Ten Top Women named for 2011
• Farm Service loans available
• New hospital spurs interest in business, home property
• Grandma sowed passion for dahlias
• New moon may cause havoc to your diet
• Student named national semifinalist
• Drug take-back day set
• Tour of homes upcoming
• Flying pumpkins a hit at fundraiser
• Patient care starts even before cancer diagnosis
• Defense in deputy's death trial may start Monday
• Tomorrow someone's going to be the proud owner of two awesome tix to see a hot c...
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 22
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 22
• HEAP program helping more people
• Expanded shelter for homeless to open Nov. 1
• Sirens go 5 years past their life span
• Marine returns home, surprises family
• Health department to host food day
• Animal owner traded guns for tiger, monkey, leopard
• Greene Memorial fined for lab error, loses accreditation
• PAWS hosts garage sale
• Library offers story time for Halloween
• Library to host book signing
• Here's the final clue! Scan it for the last hint on who's coming to the Performi...
• Stoermer receives Master's degree
• Sekhar named semifinalist
• Business Owner Turns Tragic Fire into Opportunity
• Cracking Down on Currency Manipulation
• Here's the fourth clue everyone! Scan it for a hint on who's coming to the Perfo...
• Municipal prosecutors refuse county's money as fight with city continues
• Pet store chain puts halt to selling cats and dogs
• Area reps: Gadhafi’s death good for U.S.-Libya relationship
• Governor clears way for proposed Dayton race track to have slot machines
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 21
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 21
• County raises insurance costs for employees
• Police, woman crash on way to see assault victim
• CCPA celebrates 20-year anniversary
• Locked down Medway school let out
• Here's the third clue!! Scan it for a clue on who's coming to the Performing Art...
• Springfield police cruiser involved in two-car crash
• 2 crash victims still at MVH
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 20
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 20
• Springfield landmark deserves to be used
• Northwestern students evaluated after bus crash
• House reopens as addiction recovery home for women
• Area teen suicide rate eclipses U.S. average
• Pull up a bar stool today from 10:30-12:30 in the TLC Rotunda and enjoy a Mockta...
• Students checked for injuries after bus, pickup truck collide
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 19
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 19
• 4 hurt after car hits shrubs, 2 vehicles
• Nursing homes adjust to Medicare cutbacks
• City, county clash over office
• Lindner’s impact went beyond Cincinnati
• I just found out it is National Chocolate Cupcake day! Who wants to take a road...
• Former Cincinnati reds owner Carl Lindner dies
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 18
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 18
• Group to keep eye out for bath salts
• Champaign County teachers work the phones on Issue 2
• Calling all dancers! If you have the moves and want to show them off at some of...
• ‘Bath salts’ ban in effect today
• ‘Occupy’ protest movement spreads to WSU
• Two hospitalized after crash
• Two-vehicle accident reported
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 16
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 16
• Optimism marks local
cancer patient’s journey
• Springfield offers best in cancer treatments
• Call-to-duty event honors area soldiers
• Clark County levy seeks funds for parks
• Rees Edgar Tulloss a man of his times
• Law enforcement officers honored for their bravery
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 15
• City hopes signal helps traffic woes
• New facility a sign of military cooperation
• Survivors cope with help of faith, families
• Check out two of our country's finest soldiers...and Dr. Dave Miller's son-in-la...
• Ohio State University summer honor roll
• Ohio State University graduates
• Students named to Urbana University dean's list
• Miami University graduates
• Northwestern Craft Show
• Petroff a commended student in National Merit Scholarship program
• Scholarship semifinalists
• October Deemed Arts & Humanities Month In Ohio
• $798,380 Federal Grant Awarded to Local Marriage and Fatherhood Initiative
• Here's the second clue!! Scan it for a clue on who's coming to the Performing Ar...
• Thirty-One Gifts flourishing 
at 215 employees
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 14
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 14
• Early budget talks begin amid a $500,000 gap
• Hit-skip case gets retired judge
• Deputy in crash still has back, neck pain
• Champaign County seeks volunteers for precincts
• Students surveyed on sex, drugs
• Most local tutors not up to par
• Hartley: Waste plan ‘stupid’
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 13
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 13
• Weekend one for civic pride
• CIC moves ahead with summit
• Ohio’s mayors supported jobs act
• Gas leak closes part of road
• Crashes decrease at filmed intersections
• Deputy injured in crash
• Green Twp. road to close Thursday
• UD law professor: Redistricting ‘chaos’ looms
• Personal safety reminder: When you are on campus, help protect yourself and your...
• Have you seen this QR Code on flyers around campus? Scan it for a clue on who's...
• Foundation provides reproductive services
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 12
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 12
• Council discusses pay for new chiefs
• Springfield Twp. fiscal officer under fire for bookkeeping errors, again
• Sheriff’s office under scrutiny
• Egyptian prof gives insight on violence
• Crash within Springfield city limits claims local man’s life
• Senior, homeless housing proposed in Springfield
• Southeastern board approves treasurer’s deal, including payout
• NASA is asked to reconsider shuttle deal
• Legislators investigate landfill cleanup
• Gas prices continue to drop
• Thieves target home sellers for prescription med thefts
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 11
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 11
• Legislators investigate toxic waste cleanup plan
• Community art classes rescued at city arts center
• Woman injured in single-car rollover crash on U.S. 40
• New Urbana police, fire chiefs will be at open house
• Tonight is the last home game for the volleyball team. Come out and support the...
• Rollover crash causes injuries
• Has anyone ever tried mole sauce? It's a typical authentic Mexican sauce made wi...
• It's happening this weekend! Don't forget students get a special rate!!
• Increased C-sections renew debate over scheduled births
• The Police Academy is out early running around campus. How are you spending your...
• Health plan costs to rise
 nearly 9 percent in 2012
• New Officers Announced for Springfield NFB
• Vote set on sharing treasurer
• Neighborhood group forges links to school
• Mother, daughter share bonds of surgery, recovery
• City grabs 3 beautification awards in contest
• Church family marks milestone
• Weather, water were fine
for inaugural outdoor event
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 9
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 9
• Well-worn phrases won’t make you rich
• More families rely on food pantry
• Area Republicans offer views on GOP hopefuls
• Defense cuts could be hard for WPAFB
• Tough winter on way, forecast says
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 8
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 8
• Park marks downtown revitalization progress
• C-sections done locally happen mostly at 9 a.m.
• Barn Quilt tour to feature nine stops in Champaign County
• Talent show at Upper Valley Mall
• Urbana High School offers more fruits, vegetables to students
• Greenhouse supports healthy lunch
• Clark County Local Focus: Local woman to appear in movie
• Local Focus: Champaign County hosts flu clinics
• Police, sheriff awarded grants to improve roadway safety
• Graham science teacher will study sea life in arctic
• Child care subsidy costly in area
• Statistics on mortality little more than guess
• Barn Quilt tour to feature nine stops
• Enrollment down at Ohio law schools
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 6
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 6
• Voters need to be informed
• Northwestern district seeks renewal levy
• Motorists cautioned to be on lookout for deer
• Most area child support cases are in default
• Drinking water at risk with EPA decision
• City adds mosquito treatment
• Today is World Teacher Day. Are there any faculty members you want to send a sho...
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 5
• Local Focus: Clark County for Oct. 5
• Woman crawls out window, jumps off roof to escape fire
• Black funeral home legacy tarnished by Qualls case
• Water supply at risk with EPA decision
• Man dead after Zane Twp. crash
• How is everyone celebrating National Taco Day? I forgot and had Arby's for lunch :(
• Health inspections reveal critical issues
• Clark State to build rescue training tower
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Oct. 4
• Local Focus: Clark for Oct. 4
• Taxpayers often bear costs to clean up after hoarders
• Rescue training tower to be built
• BRAC secured 1,200 jobs for base, region
• Solid Rock founder dies
• Record-low poll results show depth of nation’s disgust
• Solid Rock Church founder dies
• First Springfield breast cancer walk raises $33k
• Breast cancer more aggressive 
in young women
• Fight against alcohol came to Springfield in 1928
• Event designed to get you outdoors
• Chilly parade still brings a crowd
• Convicted killer gets death sentence
• Solid Rock founder, Lawrence Bishop, has died
• Local Guard unit will provide security in Afghanistan
• Abortions in Ohio have declined to a record low
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 30
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 30
• Paper carrier, girlfriend, abducted at gunpoint
• Man pleads to child porn charge
• Bechtle Ave. adds two new retailers
• Buildings, homes, mansions of Springfield’s heyday
• Flu shot surplus makes vaccination cheap, easy
• School news
• Urbana University scholarship recipients
• Atkins honored by Findlay University
• If you have not checked out the 2011 version of Eagles Volleyball, today is your...
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 30
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 30
• Lytle festival to feature local singer
• New owners of former Springfield Racquet Club say venue will fill need in community
• Biles named to Springfield City Schools board
• Crowell-Collier building is sold
• Doctor to buy former Tecumseh YMCA
• Senator irked that N.Y. to build museum for shuttle
• Air Force security issues stall broadband project
• High winds expected with storms
• Crowell-Collier building sold
• The big day is tomorrow...is everyone ready for the last day of GroupWise studen...
• Barn Quilt Tour
• Enon’s Apple Butter Festival
• No one knows where landfill poison flows
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 29
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 29
• Champaign County deals with funding issues
• Graham homecoming tradition back after 15-year hiatus
• Land trust auction to include ‘experiences’
• Caretaker says rock garden hit by vandals
• A little birdie just told me that close to 2,000 Pell grant refunds are in the w...
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 28
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 28
• Half of region’s fatal crashes on rural roads
• Fiscal officer under fire for errors
• Postal workers rally in protest of looming cuts
• Clark County road projects to cost nearly $5M
• If you think you have what it takes to be the next Eagles basketball star, tryou...
• Who is coming to the Welcome Back party tomorrow from 10-2 on the TLC patio? The...
• JOB OPP: Riverside Research has IMMEDIATE OPENINGS to hire 7-10 individuals - AN...
• Nondiscrimination policy a hot-button issue
• Woman, 28, killed when car skids under semitrailer
• Schools union may file labor action
• Nondiscrimination policy a hot-button issue
• Woman, 28, killed when car skids under semitrailer
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 27
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 27
• Clark County farmland values at 25-year high
• Pitbull killed after attacking girl
• Some areas report 3 to 4 inches of rain
• Kings Island's Halloween Haunt now open weekends
• Woman killed in weather-related crash on I-70
• Some trivia in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month...who knows what the difference...
• WPAFB boasts powerful regional effect
• 1 dead in morning crash on I-70
• Flood advisory issued for most of region
• Over 400 U.S. Postal Service workers could be laid off
• Gas prices fall below $3 a gallon in parts of nation
• OSU police earned over $1M in overtime
• What should happen to old hospitals?
• CultureFest continues to bring community together
• Five to interview for seat on board
• We must serve as guides for others
• Police at OSU paid $1.6M in overtime
• Springfield Farmer’s Market has best season since 2007
• Downtown Springfield making dramatic comeback
• Bar where student killed over capacity
• Slain CSU student-athlete had just turned 21
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 24
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 24
• Downtown making dramatic comeback
• New maps pleasing to local legislators
• Springfield superintendent takes stage in D.C.
• Most area high schools earn highest state rating
• Air Force Museum to repave entry road
• WYSO to relocate and strengthen signal
• Springfield superintendent at Obama's No Child Left Behind speech
• Dobie receives scholarship
• Smith named to dean's list
• Tecumseh student of the week
• Urbana University Endowed Scholarship Award recipients
• Apple Butter Festival October 8-9
• Heritage of Flight Cruise-In
• New Carlisle senior services
• Book sale brings on tunnel vision
• Parade and chili contest returns this weekend
• Lions Club raising funds for church restoration
• Rust-filled tap water frustrates residents
• Kings Island's Halloween Haunt opens today
• Local execs weigh in on rebuilding U.S. manufacturing
• President Obama pushes Boehner to pass jobs bill
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 23
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 23
• Grant to help local ex-offenders
• Champaign County commissioners eye budget change for deficit
• Southeastern board approves no-raise contracts
• Friends of Poor walking Saturday to raise cash
• Obama: ‘We can’t wait around to create jobs’
• 2 Springfield schools briefly locked down Thursday
• Contract worth up to $5M awarded to WSU for UAV research
• The Leffel Lane Campus is buzzing with contractors putting in bids to build a ve...
• Madonna takes her place in downtown’s future park
• Some argue SB 5 goes too far on arbitration; others like local control
• 19-year-old accused of killing his girlfriend, three other felonies
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 22
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 22
• County says SB 5 will save more than $1M
• Firefighters’ union concerned with law
• Springfield superintendent invited by Obama to the White House
• Auction for more pond renovations set Saturday
• Ohio high court gets turbine dispute
• 2 Clark County deputies receive Medal of Valor
• If you haven't checked out the new Hollenbeck Bayley Creative Arts and Conferenc...
• What do you think about Facebook's new look?
• CultureFest 2011 slated Saturday
• Hey IT students - a local company is looking to hire IT techs from 10/17 to 11/1...
• Man arrested for reckless homicide
• Local superintendent invited to White House
• Man, 19, arrested for allegedly shooting, killing girlfriend
• Xenia Twp. commission recommends CEMEX application
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 21
• Xenia Support union weighing offer
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 21
• City worker says SB 5 will cut deeper into wallets
• Commissioner says law reflects basic economics
• Employment in area grew in August
• Rove: Too early to divine GOP nominee
• Federal funds headed to job center
• Obama’s visit to Cincinnati open to public
• Urbana Honored as Ohio Magazine’s Best Hometown
• Air Force Marathon Sets Attendance Record for Second Year
• Horror musical, mazes and more at Kings Island's Halloween Haunt
• Mother accused of pointing gun at son
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 20
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 20
• Bear in man’s backyard raises Bethel trustee’s ire
• 21 students apply to transfer to Snowhill
• Catholic Central email stirs furor in Springfield City Schools
• Chamber exec resigns for state job
• Escaped emu leads deputies in pursuit
• So what did you all think of Two and a Half Men?
• It seems some people are understandably shaken by today's events, followed by la...
• Clark State volleyball players in the news!
• This morning there was an alleged incident on the Leffel Lane campus that may ha...
• 50th anniversary of SUV precursor celebrated here
• Educators mull SB 5 impact
• Administrator and history teacher join in opposition
• Retired teacher can see the benefits of controversial law
• Fire hydrants to be flushed
• History of public employee collective bargaining in Ohio
• Who’s who in Ohio’s Senate Bill 5 debate
• What will Senate Bill 5 mean for you?
• Stakes high for both sides in SB 5 battle
• New districts prompt fears about Wright-Patt jobs
• Dance lessons offered
• Club to host lunch series
• Reporters answer your SB5 questions
• Tools, ATM card reported stolen
• Conference center opens with gala
• Springfield violinist among elite
• Teachers’ 
continuing
 education varies
• Rains, late planting, make for late harvest
• U.S. spends billions outsourcing work
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 17
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 17
• Arcue building to be razed
• Teen driver crash rate reduced by new program
• WSU med school dean will return to teaching
• City eyes $200K bridge touch-up
• Flooded basements irk several Urbana residents
• Hospital trains for patient move
• Giant Jesus statue frame in place
• Republican-drawn map scores low in coalition contest
• Republican Congressional map scores lower than 53 submitted by citizens
• Apple butter festival set for Oct. 8-9
• Heritage of Flight events planned
• Senior activities in New Carlisle
• Senior activities in Enon
• Festivals, fun abound this fall
• Hispanic Heritage Month starts today! Here's a little trivia in honor of Hispani...
• Dean found guilty in 2005 murder of youth counselor
• Obama to visit Cincinnati bridge, promote jobs act
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 16
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 16
• New Congress districts OK’d
• Springfield superintendent spurns school choice requirement
• 16 seek Springfield City Schools board post
• Keller named Urbana’s new fire chief
• Air Force computer modernization project to not be completed on time
• WSU, private firms creating 250 jobs
• Dean convicted
on murder charges
• Police officers settle suit over search
• President Obama plans visit to Brent Spence Bridge
• WSU professors challenge new $450K football field
• Health district searching for man with possible TB
• Local Focus Clark County: Forest run set for George Rogers Clark Park
• Local Focus Champaign County: Urbana U named military friendly
• VA director involved in Dayton dental scandal reassigned to Maryland
• Whose up and on fb instead of studying?
• Urbana interim police chief promoted
• Wound-treatment center to open office in Urbana
• Fall festivals aplenty in Clark County
• Semi hits Greenon school bus on U.S. 68
• If you have not been out to see the 2011 version of Eagles volleyball...tonight...
• House explosion an intentional act, investigators say
• Motorcyclist in Monday crash still critical
• Westbound I-70 lane closure Wednesday morning
• Public Dedication at Freedom Grove was Moving
• What Happens When Americans Come Together
• Local Salvation Army Leaders Remember 9/11
• Gas lines on 6 Springfield streets to be replaced
• Medicaid, charity care costs rise at hospitals
• Municipal Court for Sept. 12
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 13
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 13
• State fire marshal investigates Palmer Road house explosion
• Renewal of Urbana's union contracts to be discussed
• Motorcyclist injured in Goshen Twp. crash
• Aviation Hall of Fame salutes the late Cliff Robertson
• How's Gmail working out for students so far? Have you logged in yet? Remember th...
• Reported tree scam leader arrested
• U.S. Marshals arrest man wanted in tree service scam
• Doughnut contest adds bite to festival
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 11
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 11
• Teaching about the tragedy of 9/11
• 9/11 anniversary bring back bitter memories
• Schuler’s Bakery opens S. Limestone Street store
• WSU grad, Bush 
in underground
 bunker on 9/11
• Muslims, others suffer bias, harassment
• Soldier’s life changes after attacks
• In grief, a push for peace
• House explosion rocks New Carlisle area
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 10
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 10
• Springfielder on front lines with Bush during 9/11 aftermath
• Springfield City Schools board accepting applications
• United Way sets goal at $1.3 million
• Girl struck by vehicle near Kenton Ridge; driver is cited
• North Lewisburg council advances natural gas proposal
• PAWS hosts annual walk for pets
• Voting under way for possible Pepsi grant
• Volley for a cure September 15
• New Carlisle United Senior Services
• Enon United Senior Services
• Wright State students named to dean's list
• Tomorrow's home volleyball game with Wright State University Lake Campus has bee...
• Rotary awards scholarships
• Mosquito spraying rescheduled in Urbana
• Flu clinics scheduled throughout county
• Ten years post-9/11. Are you an agent of peace?
• "Some Cupid kills with arrows, some with traps." - William Shakespeare, Much Ado...
• There's lots of debate going on about teachers and students being FB friends. Wh...
• Student struck by vehicle outside school
• Jesus statue gets new name
• Truck driver killed in Marysville crash
• Jobs plan receives a mixed welcome
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 9
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 9
• Medical facilities’ growth helps region create jobs
• Republicans Austria, Jordan frown at jobs plan
• Pilot dies in Logan County plane crash
• Family of four loses home
• Collectors to show off hundreds of Scout trucks
• 1 dead in plane crash in area cornfield
• World Trade Center Memorial Brings Outpouring of Community Support
• Children Celebrate With Urbana Eagles
• White House Drug Policy Director Awards $88.2 Million to Local Communities to Prevent Youth Substance Use
• Our community partner Clark County Community Habitat for Humanity needs your hel...
• Bath salt, ‘Spice’ injuries steady as Ohio ban nears
• Firefighters respond to small fire at jail
• Cool weather to continue
• Cowpath Road scheduled to close
• Security work grew quickly at Wright-Patt after 9/11
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 8
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 8
• Jobs tied to congressional districts
• Officials honor 9/11 victims
• New center unites arts, business, community
• Flames spread through house
• Greenon millage hearing slated for tonight
• AIDS activist, Springfield native dies
• Sales of designer drugs persist as state ban nears
• More cool weather ahead
• Village to celebrate Pony Wagon Days
• Section of Morris Road to close
• Governments will be facing tough choices this autumn
• Property transfers for Sept. 6
• Births for Sept. 6
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 7
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 7
• Power should be restored in Medway today
• Clark County wrongly collected $1 property tax
• Local sewage plant to get upgrade
• Riders honor 9/11 victims
• Aviation film producer to receive award
• Most power should be restored today
• Cool weather to continue
• Center to offer business workshop
• Local hospitals invested billions
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 6
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 6
• City to take over airport tower and fire services
• Hearing scheduled to reduce millage
• Labor Day festival finds teens with rifles
• Urbana fly-in aims to draw 400 planes
• Family warns of gel fuel dangers
• Local residents remember 9/11 attacks
• Storms damage living history fair, knock out power
• Bond rating exposes university’s plight
• Biden’s visit kicks off fall campaign
• OSU spends freely from $38M fund
• Campus-city relationship vital
• Challenges confront Witt
• Liberal Arts degree now more useful
• CodeBlue handles a flood 
of Hurricane Irene callers
• Median income falling for Ohioans
• A glimpse of life, old-time health care at New Boston
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 3
• Springfield cited for job growth
• Former prosecutor: ‘I thought I hit a pothole’
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 3
• Feagins resigns from school board
• Springfield fire division filling posts
• Patrol will be out in force all weekend
• Kings Island to double waterpark with $10M expansion
• Two kids, adult, shaken in SUV rollover
• Springfield Twp. bridge project complete
• Former prosecutor pleads not guilty in fatal hit-skip case
• New Carlisle United Senior Services
• Enon United Senior Services
• Williams named to dean's list
• Wright State University students make dean's list
• Labor Day signals start of a busy September
• Navy aircraft takes refuge 
from Hurricane Irene at WPAFB
• SCAT holding Passenger Appreciation Day
• Health district promotes disease prevention
• Humid weather starts off holiday weekend
• Hi-Point association raffles OSU tickets
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 2
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 2
• Solar panels to save $1,000 per month
• Flagship home’s sale may lift Springfield neighborhood
• Voting begins for possible Pepsi grant
• City dismissed from lawsuit
• New attraction, gigantic dinosaur coming to Kings Island
• Workers at IFC back after lockout
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Sept. 1
• Local Focus: Clark County for Sept. 1
• Pay for Ohio college chiefs tops millions
• Wittenberg provost speaks of virtues
• Enrollment up at Hi-Point satellite campuses
• University employee receives library award
• Ohio artist to offer oil painting workshop
• Local men very serious about ‘help thy neighbor’
• Local Focus: Greene County for Aug. 31
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Aug. 31
• Local Focus: Clark County for Aug. 31
• Downtown hospital nearing completion
• Fountain Avenue renaming on hold
• County reaches urban achievement
• City pressed on bias policy
• County: Ex-dog warden’s suit baseless
• Fire damages Shrine Road mobile home
• Section of Fairfield Pike to close
• Woman injured in single vehicle crash
• Business offering corn maze for Labor Day
• Local fair to honor DeGraff native
• Annual ride to raise money for bike trail
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Aug. 30
• Local Focus: Clark County for Aug. 30
• Jobs will be kept, added
• District’s new bus garage a local effort, officials say
• Flu vaccines mandatory for staff
• Candidates file as write-ins
• City shoulders the bill
for meth lab cleanups
• 1,000 jobs could be headed to Springfield-Dayton region
• Navistar denied rivals’ test results
• Fall Quarter starts soon and classes are filling up! Have you registered yet?
• Fewer area students graduating
• Home sales up in Champaign, stagnant in Clark
• Lane to close on I-70 West
• Mother, child fly home in face of storm
• Cookoff scheduled in September
• Regatta returns to Grand Lake St. Marys
• Thousands head downtown to view Harleys
• At least two injured in motorcycle crash
• WWII bomber flies again after years of repairs
• Home sales up in Clark, Champaign
• Campground owner reflects on long life
• Crowell cleanup massive task
• SUV crashes into house
• Local Focus: Clark County for Aug. 27
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Aug. 27
• Gifts company prepares to open
• Community Mercy earns top marks in inspection
• Veterans Bridge makeover planned
• Security troops from local base home after Iraq tour
• Retired county engineer has died
• Former 
Y building could have a buyer
• Owners upset over cat-shooting incident; city says it was a public safety concern
• Power restored in Tremont
• Enon sites now available as keepsakes
• Enon United Senior Services
• New Carlisle United Senior Services
• Annual Heritage of Flight Cruise-In
• Library activities for the week
• Apple butter festival planned
• Transportation complex to be dedicated Monday
• Teacher faces changed pupil
• Woman crashes car into building
• WPAFB could be the Hurricane shelter for 70 east coast aircraft
• Buyers show interest
 in former Tecumseh YMCA
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Aug. 26
• Bus stop embargo stalls shuttle
• Local Focus: Clark County for Aug. 26
• Kasich appoints mostly males
• NASA defends shuttle placement despite error
• Circles Campaign draws CBS crew to Springfield
• OIC celebrates 40 years of service
• District welcomes school officials
• Fire blamed in power outage
• Hospital: Injured mother better
• Thousands without power in Springfield
• School results improve on state’s report card
• School starts with budget cuts in place
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Aug. 25
• Local Focus: Clark County for Aug. 25
• Navistar recalls last of its laid-off workers
• 1 in 10 companies will drop health coverage
• Former Tecumseh Y may net $300K
• Funds secured for sidewalk upgrade near elementary
• Fundraiser aids cancer center and patients
• $2.7 million in road projects approved
• Eagle Tool owner, philanthropist dies
• Visitation planned for Witt student
• Thunderstorm watch issued for Clark, Champaign
• An Innovative Start to Springfield’s 2011-2012 School Year
• 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
• Shrimp festival gets two mascots
• Back to School for Springfield - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Aug. 24
• Local Focus: Clark County for Aug. 24
• Quake felt in Clark, Champaign counties
• Jobless rate up in city, flat in county
• Huber Heights ready to go upscale
• Students can get clothing vouchers
• Witt grad becomes 7th victim of stage collapse
• Celebration kicks off
school year for district
• Hung Lung robbery sentenced to 4 years
• Quake felt in Champaign County
• Redistricting could pit Turner against Austria in 2012 primary
• Man who beat mother caught in Springfield, officers say
• Witt grad in stage collapse dies
• Local Focus: Clark County for Aug. 23
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Aug. 23
• Local gas station chain set to grow
• Springfield charter school reaches highest rating yet
• Music comes to school children
• CTC staggers student start days
• GOP has all the redistricting clout
• 3 out of 4 high school graduates did not meet college readiness standards
• New bill would hold VA employees responsible for unsafe practices
• Police on scene of shooting at Springfield home
• Detectives search for robbery suspect
• Local deputy to face hearing on drug charge
• Proposed bill would allow inmates to manufacture goods for market
• Inmate work force is down over 35 percent
• Residents take a stand against violence
• Vigil sheds light on taking a stand against violence
• Lessons learned after bike crash
• Springfield extends middle school day
• Springfield schools rated ‘Effective’ for first time
• Study: More Ohioans 
facing food hardship
• Hi-Point preps campus for renewable energy training
• Urbana City Schools rethinks bus routes
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Aug. 20
• Teens sentenced in robbery, slaying
• Springfield 8th on a Forbes’ list
• Four injured in Beavercreek collision involving motorcycle
• Car hits utility pole, causes power outage
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Aug. 20
• Local Focus: Clark County for Aug. 20
• Part of Crowell-Collier is ordered demolished
• Most counties forgo mosquito testing
• Wittenberg reports applications up 86 percent
• Staff changes abound in district
• Reading program will be reviewed
• Falling debris injures 1 person in downtown
• Power restored to 700 in Enon
• OVI checkpoint tonight
• I-70 lane closure this evening
• Stock watching a rollercoaster ride
• Remembering lost friends keeps their presence alive
• Kaplan University Online Graduates for Summer 2011
• Enon United Senior Services
• Community potluck picnic and hog roast
• New Carlisle United Senior Services
• Falling debris injures 1 person in downtown Springfield
• Clark State held its dedication ceremony for the new Hollenbeck Bayley Creative...
• Bike tour to benefit trail
• Crowell-Collier Building declared a public nuisance
• Resident sues village of Enon for $3.2M
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Aug. 19
• Local Focus: Clark County for Aug. 19
• Judge says building unsafe
• New conference center unveiled at Clark State
• Hot weather raises electric bills
• Wittenberg freshmen now call campus dorms home
• Resident sues village for $3.2M
• Catholic Central regroups schools
• Elections board rejects two candidates’ petitions
• Chemical vapors send one person to hospital
• Ohio Hi-Point hires new superintendent
• Group seeking participants for annual parade
• Wittenberg University celebrates graduate’s $6M donation
• Area districts’ ratings rise
• City named top in economic development
• Wittenberg celebrates
graduate’s $6M donation
University
• Ex-principal investigated; no one will say why
• Hannah House clients to present play depicting real life struggles
• Dogs of war given a tribute in stone
• Witt grad still critical after stage collapse
• Urbana woman faces arson charges in apartment fire
• Local man named to top Masonic job
• Local Focus: Clark County for Aug. 18
• Local Focus: Champaign County for Aug. 18
• Grand Jury indicts 16
• 5-year-old girl dies following crash
• Girl Scouts 100 Years Celebration
• Miss Ohio Bike Tour
• Young Woman’s Mission Over 100 Years of Service To Others
• Hoof It for the Horse 5K
• N. Fountain Ave. renaming considered
• Suspected case of TB in Clark County
• 27 percent shun red-light camera tickets
• Police headlines: Police investigate armed robbery
• Local Focus: Champaign County for August 17
• Local Focus: Clark County for August 17
• Enon mayor kept off November ballot
• Southeastern board begins firing process for principal
• Military dog tags returned after 40 years
• 5-year-old Springfield girl dies following crash
• Firefighters investigate fire at vacant home
• Over 100 new students are registering today at orientation. If you haven't regis...
• District takes steps to fire former principal
• New agreements with Wright State make it even easier for Clark State students to...
• Clear, cool weather to continue
• Local cheerleading coach injured in Indiana State Fair stage collapse
• School bus safety tips
• School bus crashes on the rise across region
• Probate Court for Aug. 16
• Common Pleas Court for Aug. 16
• Child has serious head injuries after crash
• Municipal Court for Aug. 16
• Witnesses 
at Qualls’ hearing 
miffed
• Clark State, WSU
 OK tie
• Witt grad injured in Indiana stage collapse
• Post office cuts delivery route
• School bus crashes increased last year
• Clark State's Career Management Office has the scoop on Nestlé Purina’s 2012 int...
• Congratulations to everyone at Clark State who was involved in the production of...
• Fire damages Urbana apartment building
• Bomb squad at Boehner’s office
• Lake 
algae hinders tourism
• 5 dead after Indiana State Fair stage collapses
• Teen in fair condition after crashing into tree
• New school buildings worth $40M shut down
• Guard unit gets a new leader
• Tecumseh changes to grade-level format
• Stafford: Sounds of Center High plans reunion
• Cold cases frustrate law enforcement authorities
• Memorial draws 150 to Snyder Park
• Church clothing drive helps Urbana school children
• Graham graduate gets a rodeo scholarship
• 4 dead after Indiana State Fair stage collapses
• Healthier chocolate milk? Local dairy has the answer
• Indiana State Fair stage collapses from storm, injuring fans
• Many area schools stop plans to fund all-day kindergarten
• Weather, new ID cards help attendance
• Sports retail shop to open in Upper Valley Pike Plaza
• BMV money records secret
• Woman falls 40 feet at Glen Helen
• Tanker truck tips over onto car, one person killed
• Take a digital walk through Medway history
• Enon Elderly United Senior Services
• New Carlisle United Senior Services
• Preschool registering for Fall
• Tecumseh Local Schools host open houses
• Ohio Hi-Point to host special meeting
• Appraisal event to benefit arts council
• Some question, some praise SMHA housing reboot
• District awaits
 ruling on levy
• Drugs warrant leads to 
2 arrests
• Driver rams gate, threatens teen
• Pleasant weather expected to continue
• Families make Zoe’s dream come true
• Fairborn soldier awarded Silver Star
• Crash deaths down in Clark, up slightly in Champaign
• Ok people, got some info for you: student loan checks for fall will go out Sept....
• Cats, dogs removed from rescue shelter in Huber Heights
• Road project may have caused water issue
• Single lanes will be closed on U.S. 68
• Cooler weather to last until weekend
• 3 hospitalized in rollover crashes
• Obama: Semis must cut fuel use by 20%
• Bad economy hurts big local funds
• Instability hitting seniors hard
• County to sell dog tags via Internet
• Aukeman spent life helping to improve the city
• Two transported to hospital in Green Twp. auto accident
• Rescued woman in fair condition
• Friends, Countrymen, Lend Us Your Ear
• Free Trees from the Arbor Day Foundation
• Remembering Ohio’s Veterans
• Man in fair condition after accident
• Urbana shade tree commission selling trees
• DPL says in filing three merger lawsuits settled
• Asphalt rolling machine seriously injures man working in backyard
• Reeling markets lower fuel prices
• States to get waivers from U.S. testing mandates
• Churches feed kids during summer
• Cowboys move to a new neighborhood
• Weather service investigates possible tornado
• Local business recognized by lottery
• Rain, cooler temperatures expected
• Gas prices fall slightly
• Cursive writing no longer required for school districts
• Ohio pension reform in limbo as legislature waits to address changes
• Clark County woman rescued at Eastwood Lake
• WorkPlus an employment service center
• Auto repair shop’s business humming
• Cowboys move to a new neighborhood
• ‘From Technicolor ... to black-and-white’
• 1952 Packard drove one woman to freedom
• Springfield couple stood on front lines of Cold War
• Flower show highlights love of gardening
• Satellite campuses boom 
in area
• Records, political ties of private prisons raise concerns in Ohio
• Local company making base for a World Trade Center beam
• United Way names new chairman
• Analyst says debt fuels stock drop
• Ground broken on Hobson Communications Complex
• Big local funds sit tight as Dow falls
• Area Marine retirees asked to respond to U.S. health survey
• Cowboys on Old Mill Road
• It’s all happening at the fair, and we’re proud
• Area student will attend young leaders conference
• Lifelong Learning Institute begins this fall
• Schiessler wins Kohl's Cares scholarship
• Csillag named to dean's list
• Local students graduate from Kent State
• Springfield City School District Special Voluntary Transfer
• Ohio University spring dean's list
• CCPA offers tickets to annual train trip
• First Friday events continue in Urbana
• Storms possible this weekend
• New Ford dealer coming to Bechtle?
• Pilots’ lives are celebrated
• Microchip may shed light on Wright ‘B’ Flyer crash
• School chief gets new role, pay hike
• Pilots’ lives are celebrated
• Congratulations to second-year Agribusiness student Eddie Demmitt for winning on...
• Efficiency incentives offered by First Energy
• Fire damages home on Springfield-Xenia Road
• Online lessons, 'blizzard bags' new tools for schools on calamity days
• Senate Bill 5 ballot language set
• Navistar closures may add jobs to region
• Local Focus: Champaign County for August 4
• Local Focus: Clark County for August 4
• Local pilots, Witt coach will be missed
• Law Camp for youths 
to start next week
• Energy efficiency incentives available for consumers
• Urbana Fire Dept. Stays Cool During Heat Wave
• Summer Crisis Program PSA
• Legendary Wittenberg University Coach, Administrator And Professor Dave Maurer Passes Away
• Cooler weather expected but storms possible
• Local Focus: Clark County for August 3
• Jordan has support for rebuff of Boehner
• Officials:
Fair no place for beer
• Springfield Police hosts local National Night Out
• Old city garage will be a store
• Semi driver falls from truck after fire
• Local mercury spill a federal case
• Americans cut spending for first time in 20 months
• Group seeks presence in Champaign County
• Training helps empower women
• Section of East Jackson Road to close
• More humid weather ahead
• Mobile home on fire in Medway
• Miami considers shorter semesters, January session
• Jordan, Austria respond to debt ceiling vote
• Colleges to offer 3-year degrees
• Pedraza replaces Steele at JFS
• Students injured in bus crash on U.S. 68
• 3 hurt when hatchback hits tree
• Building fire may be arson
• Services set for pilots who died in Wright Flyer crash
• Local Focus: Clark County for August 2
• Local Focus: Champaign County for August 2
• July ends with being 5th hottest on record
• 6 students, 1 adult injured in area bus crash
• Just saw the weiner mobile near campus! Anybody else see it?
• Need some fast cash? The next chance to make some dough on those textbooks you...
• Firefighters investigate blaze at warehouse
• Bomb squad detonates grenade
• Churches feed kids during summer
• Keep safety tips in mind at the Champaign County Fair
• Beloved teacher-supply store closing up shop
• Library vital, retiring director says
• Clark, Champaign counties work to offset unemployment
• Wright brothers-inspired planes in other crashes
• 2 killed in Wright Flyer look-alike crash
• Storm leaves power outages in area
• Camp shows promise 
in area’s at-risk youth
• Wrong man arrested in scam case; prosecutor looks deeper.
• Lawmaker facing DUI charge involved in 2 earlier incidents, according to police
• Driver injured on I-75 after ramming car into parked semi
• Search continues for weapon, witness
• SMHA names interim executive directors
• Fair attendance down, heat to blame
• Impact Bethel provides free lunches to area children
• Teacher's Rule store closing
• Ohio State University spring graduates
• Local students make dean's lists
• Goble graduates from Hartwick College
• Miami County School reunion set Sept. 11
• Springfield City School District Special Voluntary Transfer
• English should have gotten help he needed
• Scattered showers expected over weekend
• Country showdown judges: Diana Seaman (records dept.), Joe Brewer (maintenance)...
• Is Jordan’s seat in jeopardy?
• Promise Neighborhood unites over mural vandalism
• Man who hid cocaine in toy car sentenced to 29 years
• Protocols in place to protect riders at fair
• Fire engulfs mobile home
• Ohio Hi-Point names Zerkle as superintendent
• We're at the country showdown at the fair...where are you?
• Jones Road closed Friday
• Locals Ride The Heat Wave
• Champaign Summer Crisis Program
• Grants Helps Feed Hungry Seniors in Champaign and Logan Counties
• Mistake costs Planned Parenthood $5.05M
• Temperatures climb to mid-90s
• Few health violations found at the Fair
• Planned Parenthood of southwest Ohio may see funding cuts
• Rep. Jordan, Rep. Austria differ on debt vote
• Planning on transferring after graduation? We just signed a new agreement with...
• Deputies rescue elderly woman from fire
• Rittal plans to expand, add about 120 new jobs
• Heat wave will return this week
• Section of South Tecumseh Road to close
• If you're at the fair Thursday night, come see us at the Texaco Country Showdown...
• Society holds fundraiser kickoff for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
• Council agreement to create 30 jobs, retain 154
• County: EPA plan puts water supply at risk
• $1 million grant spurs Great Miami River project
• Golden wedding event at fair honors couples
• Deputies rescue elderly woman from fire by deputies
• Jobless rates up in Dayton, Montgomery County
• Springfield woman to help break down misnomers about Hawaiian culture
• 2010 Shawnee grad Taylor Stewart honored as Clark County Fair queen
• Pork, molasses cookie recipes win at county fair
• Weather will be hot but less humid
• Pork, molasses cookie recipes win
• Talk examines Hawaiian culture
• Court to hear final appeals in turbine case
• New billboards offer snarky take on littering
• Generic drug prices to plummet
• 5 arrested during gas station break-in attempt
• Online school rule struck down
• Health district offering shingles vaccine
• More dry weather on its way
• 2010 Shawnee graduate Taylor Stewart honored as Clark County Fair queen
• Urbana school board to host special meeting
• Individuals spending beyond means faster than government
• Portman says default effects would be dire
• ’61 Springfield graduates reflect on North-South split
• Sheriff’s office releases names of shooting victims, suspect
• Displays, performances dazzle as crowd sizzles at Air Show
• WPAFB eyes local airport as new runway for assault landing training
• High-end jewelry maker borrows from master architect
• AdCare’s expansion continues
• Local company doubles revenues
• Doctors say new pill law keeps some patients in pain
• Law has caused pain, literally, for some
• Suspect found after search following shooting
• Salvage effort revives memories
• Volunteers to retrieve wreckage in Alaska
• Clark State truck driver training program in the news!
• Airport gets new flight school
• Help wanted: truck drivers
• Swine showmanship a family tradition at fair
• Extreme heat continues, affects fair animals
• State jobless rate on the rise
• Once upon a time in a fairy tale a librarian lived
• New Carlisle Library's 10th Annual Worm Race
• Ohio State University spring honor roll
• Crumley receives award at Miami University
• University of Toledo president's list
• Local students graduate from University of Toledo
• University of Toledo spring dean's list
• Area student earns bachelor's degree
• University of Findlay dean's list announced
• Area students awarded scholarships
• Local students receive college degrees
• Passerby helps crash victim, Hazmat called
• Cocaine, alcohol found in fatal hit-skip victim
• Radio and TV personality to visit Dayton
• Heat wave ensures a sizzling opening
• Municipal Court for July 21
• Local Focus: Champaign County for July 22
• Local Focus: Clark County for July 22
• Cable’s postmaster 
ends 62-year career
• Recycling center to offer fewer hours today
• Fire destroys home in Thackery
• Cooling station closed Friday
• Fire destroys Thackery home
• 2 deaths in region may be linked to heat
• Man reports air conditioner stolen
• Heat index should pass 110 today; county opens cooling stations
• Specialty recycling program will close early
• County opens cooling stations
• Security spotty 
at smaller airports
• Bars put liquor license at risk if smoking fines pile up
• United Way releases funds
• First fair night will be more than ‘Setup Day’
• Truck clips power line, then explodes
• License bureau may not close
• National Weather Service issues severe thunderstorm warning
• 2011 Ohio Collegiate Athletic Conference Softball Champions
• Judge denies change of venue for suspect in deputy's death
• Looking Back In 50 Years
• Section of Middle Urbana Road to close
• Park board OKs 5-year, 0.6-mill levy plan
• Excessive heat, storms sweep area
• City supports cleanup plan
• Nursing home resident treated to special circus
• Development grants to support area road repairs
• Bill’s foes confidentof having numbers
• Local Focus: Greene County for July 20
• Local Focus: Champaign County for July 20
• Local Focus: Clark County for July 20
• Judge denies change of venue motion in Isreal case
• Bids to open for county garage
• Several homes still without power after storm
• Arts council to host free concert
• Storms slam area, leaving power outages, damage
• Hottest stretch in decade this week
• Bomb scare sends elderly into heat, then to hospital
• Storms slam Clark County, bringing power outages and flooded roads
• Local Focus: Champaign County for July 19
• Local Focus: Clark County for July 19
• Yellow Springs businessman appointed to state council
• Area school leaders’ benefits reviewed
• Thousands set to lose jobless benefits
• Director of Clark State's Project Jericho to visit White House
• Congratulations to Project Jericho!! Read about it in the SNS:
• Down economy results in increased fair attendance
• Village to dedicate solar array
• Section of Middle Urbana Road to close
• Battle tightens for ROTC funds
• City Hospital’s dedication impressive
• Local soldier’s reunion with family to air on TV
• Thousands to lose jobless benefits
• Ohio lawmaker's twitter gets hacked with inappropriate photos
• Ohio cracking down on modern bullying
• Big changes coming to Ohio education system!
• Mental health advocate Basey-Ayers dead at 82
• School leaders’ benefits reviewed
• Dog wash raises funds, awareness for pet therapy
• Children’s mistreatment a common occurrence in Haiti
• Veterinarian to open new office in Urbana
• Local Focus: Clark County for July 17
• Local Focus: Champaign County for July 17
• New herbicide linked to evergreen damage
• Petitions against Senate Bill 5, health care bill being counted
• Man faces charges in traffic crash, shooting
• 43-year-old man infected with HIV charged with raping 12-year-old girl
• Family looking for men who saved brother’s life
• Springfield’s first black postmaster dies
• Local students received college degrees
• Area students named to dean's lists
• Trees planted in honor of loved ones
• Work-from-home option befuddles the family
• World Cup Fever is running rampant as the US Women's Soccer team goes for the championship this Sunday! Clark State is offering Co-Ed Intramural soccer for the Fall Quarter. Contact Athletics at 328-7819 or drop by the Athletic Office in ASC 134 for
• Humid weather will return this weekend
• 4th death linked to ‘bath salts’
• Superintendent retires, gets rehired
• Colleges go out of state for students
• County officials outline needs
• Up to half of driver’s 
exam sites could close
• Stewart leaving as SMHA director
• Springfield schools explore dual credit proposals
• Warder 5th, 6th graders moving to Schaefer
• Chamber gets $10K to move historic statue
• Local Focus: Champaign County for July 15
• Local Focus: Clark County for July 15
• Kasich to sign ‘bath salts’ bill
• Elderly abuse rates climb as more baby boomers become seniors
• Talk focuses on cultural diversity
• Officials: State inmate loss may burden counties
• County auditor addresses local Women’s Council of Realtors
• Eldery abuse rates climb as more baby boomers become seniors
• Kings Island shuts down popular roller coaster
• New hospital officials focus on future generations
• Property transformation honors girls' memory
• Federer: Fairness, accuracy keys to property reappraisals
• Local Focus: Greene County for July 13
• Local Focus: Champaign County for July 13
• Local Focus: Clark County for July 13
• Check out the latest commercial including several hundred of our recent grads!
• Looking to get a class or two over and done with? Sign up for Summer B session and get your classes finished in only 5 weeks. Classes start July 25.
• 2011 Balloon Fest Lives Up To Billing
• Dayton History Presents Programming At Montgomery County’s Old Courthouse
• Cooler weather expected
• Section of South Tecumseh Road to close
• Retail liquor sales soar in poor economy
• Ohio lawmakers, others focusing on curbing sex trafficking
• Trivial calls to 911 prove costly
• Northwestern building projects delayed
• Urbana bans bath salts, other drugs
• County faces funding challenges
• 4 arrested on charges of manufacturing meth
• Utilities work to restore power
• County to begin gathering information for property reappraisals
• Death in Urbana ruled a suicide
• Local Focus: Greene County for July 12
• Local Focus: Champaign County for July 12
• Local Focus: Clark County for July 12
• Bill banning post-viability abortions headed for final passage
• Focus shifting to victims of sex trade
• Champaign County commissioners approve three projects
• Ohio Edison, DP&L working to restore power to remaining 250 customers day after storm
• Hail, lightning hit Clark, Champaign
• Auto dealer’s request granted
• Navistar sues federal EPA
• A female is reportedly found dead near tracks
• Child dies after pool accident
• Storm leaves over 900 without power
• Urbana School Board to discuss contract
• Chlamydia cases on the rise in Clark County, down in Champaign
• Funds being raised for second K-9 unit
• Heat advisory issued for area
• Looking Back: Hospital location caused furor in 1929
• Liquor sales soaring in sluggish economy
• Ohio still likely to be 2012 political battleground
• Teacher rating debate rages
• Local control of road projects threatened
• Moving Forward narrows focus
• Relationships with people, things often deeper than we think
• Sidewalk artists raise funds for Heritage of Flight Festival
• Attorney general offers training 
for police officers in time of scarce resources
• 1 injured in rollover accident
• Ohio still likely to be 2012 battleground
• Memorial dedicated to murder victims
• Employees say buffet closes abruptly
• Balloon enthusiasts gather in Urbana
• Auto dealer spurs zoning debate
• Report shows jobs growth still slow in Clark County
• Miami University's dean's list
• Oxner awarded scholarship
• Area students named to dean's lists
• A marriage should be celebrated
• Through someone else's eyes
• 'Blue Jacket' author Allan W. Eckert dies
• Hi-Point to thank superintendent
• Jamestown Opera House using seats from the old Memorial Hall
• AFMC vice commander reassigned to Pentagon
• Boards of DD will share superintendent
• More rain expected today
• Girl falls out of 2nd-floor window
• More reflective signs mandated for roads
• Judge: Denune owes city $400K
• Ohio 13th in obesity report
• Animal cruelty charge denied
• Family members accused of assault
• Local Focus: Champaign County for July 8
• Local Focus: Clark County for July 8
• AF project supports 500 local jobs, but is late, over budget
• Did you make the grade last quarter? The Spring '11 Dean's List was just posted to the Clark State website. Congratulations to all that made it!
• Girl falls out of second floor window
• Company Receives Service & Sales Award for Second Year
• Federal Sustainable Agriculture Spending Cuts Would Hurt Economy, Local Food Systems
• AF project supports 500 local jobs, but is late, overbudget
• Storms possible later in evening
• Health care, bargaining rights put Ohio at center of debate
• Champions Center gets tax relief
• Portable backyard pools dangerous to young children
• Guidelines to prevent drowning accidents
• Greenon board set to vote on new superintendent
• 2 commissioners oppose alcohol sales at county fair
• Residents forgoing dental care to save money
• Local Focus: Clark County for July 5
• Magazine to recognize Urbana during festival
• Wittenberg’s Blair Hall county’s first to receive international honor
• Bomb squad defuses device in New Carlisle
• Old school site to be retail space
• Commissioners not juiced at prospect of alcohol consumption at county fair
• As handicapped parking permits rise, so does misuse
• Now that the trial of the summer is over, what do you think of the verdict and the way our justice system worked or didn't work?
• Five vie for Greenon post
• 54-year state career ends for Springfield man
• Grown-ups, kids play as part of a holiday outing at a local park
• Obesity, food options linked
• Education called key in fighting obesity
• Federal budget cuts affect local businesses, residents
• Balloon Fest offers scenic views for pilots
• America in Bloom judges to visit Thursday, Friday America in Bloom judges to visit Springfield
• Storms possible later this week
• Happy 4th of July everybody! What's your favorite 4th of July activity?
• More local children obese, a study says
• Prostitution policing efforts are costly for taxpayers
• Monday parade to cap Enon’s holiday events
• Month to go and drive short of goal
• Local Focus: Clark County
• Future of government earmarks in question
• Governor Kasich has signed more than 27 bills into law
• Fireworks show wows Fairgrounds crowd
• Local Focus: Champaign County for July 2
• Local Focus: Clark County for July 2
• Graduation tests show increased proficiency
• Superintendent will split duties
• Tornado siren will be added in German Twp.
• Area parade tradition outlawed
• Yellow Springs student earns degree in engineering
• Area students named to dean's lists
• Student named U.S. National Honor Student
• Locals awarded University of Findlay degrees
• Communications degree awarded to Springfielder
• CTC grad adds additional degree in advertising art
• Ag economics student earns academic honors
• School teachers remember the 
good students for many years
• Impatient driver makes writer feel bad about following rules
• More area students passing grad test
• Kings Island offering free admission this week for active and retired military
• Gas prices increasing as holiday arrives
• Gas prices increasing as holiday approaches
• Holiday weekend will be hot and humid
• $600 million was lost in local payroll
• More area students passing the graduation test
• Local Focus: Champaign County for July 1
• Local Focus: Clark County for July 1
• Residents urged to add cellphone numbers for alert
• Communities ready to celebrate 4th of July weekend
• Camp supports kids
as they cope with grief
• Clarity is key in every CMGO headline
• Groups prepare to clash on SB5
• 5-year plan seeks better jobs, downtown, schools
• Grammy-winner John Legend to headline P&G anti-dropout promotion
• Local superintendent named to same position at another district
• Did you know that today is Social Media Day? What a great excuse to hang out on Facebook longer today =]
• Repeal of Ohio estate tax met with mixed reviews
• Everyone needs a day off once and awhile, so we decided to close the College on Monday, July 4. Enjoy your long Fourth of July weekend! Don't forget the sunscreen!
• Cell phone increase means fewer people get WARN calls
• Watch Tower Convention returns to Dayton area
• Drop in fuel prices won’t lead to spike in holiday travel
• Officials urge fireworks safety during holiday
• State cuts wipe out income tax gain
• Repeal of estate tax earns mixed reviews
• Activists seek referendum on Senate Bill 5
• Hi-Point Career Center begins search for superintendent
• Springfield Schools awarded $718,000 state grant
• The 1929 Ford Tri-Motor flies in Urbana
• Celebrate the Nation’s Birthday on the 4th
• Summer Crisis Program PSA
• Freedom With A Bang!
• Report of motorcycle accident on I-70
• Township officials to discuss fire protection
• State vote is big step toward 'racino' in Dayton
• Estate tax repeal to cost cities millions
• Shawnee board, teachers reach deal to save jobs, money
• Area company to double its size, add nearly 40 new jobs
• Ohio budget keeps taxes, cuts school and local government funding
• County, deputies agree on new pay
• Workers without insurance doing without dental care
• Vigil brings awareness to woman’s disappearance
• Seepex to double its size
• Board, teachers reach deal
• Ex-German Twp. trustee to fill vacancy
• Teen passenger in serious condition after crash
• State estate tax loss could mean change to city spending
• House OKs texting-while-driving ban
• Local Focus: Greene County for June 29
• Local Focus: Champaign County for June 29
• Local Focus: Clark County for June 29
• Anthony C. Rockfield Memorial Benefit Fundraiser
• 2 teen girls hurt when pickup truck hits tree
• Townships study fire protection options after city raises rates
• Recession leads to renewed interest in vegetable gardens
• Privatization of lottery rejected in state budget bill
• Former Ohio leaders spurn boost in water withdrawal
• Clark State tuition going up
• Mercury-tainted home is a family’s nightmare
• President of OSU optimistic on region
• Interest in vegetable gardens
blossoms during recession
• Townships seek input
on fire protection
• Local Focus: Champaign County for June 28
• Local Focus: Clark County for June 28
• This isn’t good news for us to post, but we need to let everyone know…Clark State will increase tuition $2.50 per credit hour starting Fall Quarter 2011. Learn more about it at
• Group forms to support parks levy
• Local child obesity getting worse
• No struggle to fund fireworks show here
• Falling tree injures man mowing grass
• Development Center to offer free workshop
• Couple hooked on gripping obsession
• Water Lily Festival draws hundreds
• Dangerous legacy lurks in basement of old house
• MSNBC show to air footage from Enon Beach shooting
• Suicide rate up for white, middle-aged men
• Proposal would bar city food bans
• Motorcycle rider injured in a collision
• Greece, U.S.: A tale of two defaults
• Overgrown properties cost thousands to mow
• Shootout drama will be revisited
• Many Ohio cities have cut police force
• Pantry adds twist to meals on wheels
• Amateur radio users practice emergency skills
• VFW seeks money for fireworks show
• Superintendent has firsthand experience with ‘shared services’
• Parties offer plenty of prized food and cherished moments
• Springfield janitorial service achieves rare century mark
• Survey starts ‘Buy Springfield’ effort
• Kids involved in 40 percent of motor vehicle crashes with bikes, pedestrians
• Spring storms leave big bill
• Freedom’s Call Tattoo draws 75,000 to WPAFB
• Taylor takes over at Springfield
• Police headlines for June 25
• Local Focus: Greene County for June 25
• Local Focus: Champaign County for June 25
• Local Focus: Clark County for June 25
• 2 teens accused of arson incidents
• Butterflies released
in honor of loved ones
• Veterans service leader honored
• 2,500 cyclists visit Urbana
• 14-month-old girl found in pool
• Kaffenbarger,
a longtime trustee, dies
• Mercury threat forces family to evacuate home
• Home and Garden Tour will begin Saturday
• Area students graduate from Urbana University
• Student graduates with Master's
• Local student makes dean's list
• District hosts retirement dinner
• VFW post seeks money to continue fireworks
• Highfalutin kudos to this week of accomplishments
• Taylor named football coach at Springfield High
• Northwestern principal to join city school district
• Torch Run honors slain Clark County deputy
• Ohio Hi-Point superintendent leaves for Plain City job
• WPAFB to adapt as war on terror shifts
• Rules to ease for racetrack move
• Local Focus: Champaign County for June 24
• Local Focus: Clark County for June 24
• Beer sales considered at Clark County Fair
• Major auction house says it’s staying in Clark County
• Lawmakers rack up mileage - pay
• Minority slowly becoming majority
• Local man part of 9/11 flag event
• Beer sales possible at county fair
• The Crabill Homestead: A Hidden Marvel
• Local Man Deploys to Joplin
• Torch Run to honor fallen deputies
• Amendment that allows Ritchie Bros. monopoly to be revised, lawmakers say
• Two businesses open at Upper Valley Mall
• Auto thefts up in Springfield; only Ohio city to make list
• EPA's cleanup plan for Tremont City barrel fill criticized
• Police Headlines for June 22
• SB 171 abolishes 85 state boards, commissions
• Airport remains a hub of activity
• Abduction was attempted in May on Parkwood
• Bill would allow guns on campus, in church
• Injured boy, 7, to make full recovery after plane crash
• Woman who made bomb threat at Dayton airport won't be charged
• Cancer center closed after natural gas leak
• Pickup sandwiched by semis; driver escapes
• Disaster loans for businesses near Grand Lake St. Marys available
• Two 7-year-old girls report abduction; authorities search for unknown man
• Double scans risk to patients
• 200 join jobless ranks in Clark County in May
• Holdouts urged to use new water system
• Roosevelt site may host retail, offices
• Local educator overlooked again
• Public comments urged on Tremont Barrel Fill
• Local Focus: Clark County for June 22
• Local Focus: Champaign County for June 22
• Yellow Springs a finalist for ‘most fun’ in the U.S.
• Tractor-trailer rigs involved in I-70 crash
• Happy first day of summer! If you can't be at the beach, might as well be at Clark State!
• Top Florida education post not offered to local educator
• WindSeeker finally opens to thrill of riders
• May storms 3rd-costliest in 37 years for Ohio
• Is Ohio replacing food stamp cards being sold or traded for drugs?
• Clark County ESC superintendent
 candidate for Florida post
• Man arrested in assault on police
• Victim identified in fatal Fairborn crash
• Have you seen Ben yet? He's the new face of logistics for UPS. Psst...Clark State has a degree program that will teach you how to have a smarter supply chain.
• Senior advocate Betty Pitzer dies
• Wright State Physicians to break ground for medical office building on campus
• Local Focus: Champaign County for June 20
• Local Focus: Clark County for June 20
• Municipal Court for June 20
• County engineers say rule costs taxpayers
• ‘Bath salts’ cases rising
• Historic plane lands in Urbana
• North Street reopens 2 weeks early
• Driver in truck crash still in serious condition
• Fatal crash reported in Fairborn
• Xenia man killed in plane crash remembered as 'experienced pilot'
• Suspected fugitive resists arrest, injures officers, police say
• Driver still in serious condition after truck crash from I-70 onto US 68
• Cyberspace attacks increasing, military security leader says
• High court rejects global warming lawsuit against Ohio power company
• Driver of semi that crashed onto U.S. 68 from I-70 in serious condition
• 3 from Xenia killed in Alabama plane crash
• Gas prices in Ohio continue to decline
• Police work with bars to improve safety
• Disabled veterans learn to kayak on Buck Creek
• Notorious bar now outreach center
• War correspondent’s dispatches live on in book
• Semi driver, 71, in serious condition
• LOCAL FOCUS: Clark County
• LOCAL FOCUS: Champaign County
• Bomb threat made at Dayton airport, woman in 'mental health custody'
• City loses most liquor permit fights with bars
• Floral business has 19 vendors offering variety of goods
• Stafford: Plane’s return brings memories of historic flight
• Cottrel: Chick rescue mission proves success
• Thousands of cyclists to invade Champaign county
• Daughter honors complex dad
• St. Paris will likely seek levy this fall
• Train derailment closes Springfield street
• Semi crashes off I-70 overpass, closing portion of Route 68
• More college students study science, math, technology
• Older jobless workers fear age discrimination
• Kuss work to improve experience for patrons
• Former educator marks 40th year as reserve deputy
• Local Focus: Clark County for June 18
• Local Focus: Champaign County for June 18
• Area gas prices see nearly 20-cent decrease from last week
• Motorcycle collides with bus
• Upper Valley Mall to get mega shoe store
• Camp teaches children to give peace a chance
• Camp also shows parents how to
defuse violence
• Local Focus: Champaign County for June 17
• Local Focus: Clark County for June 17
• Ex-funeral director faces new theft allegations
• Dad not guilty in infant’s death
• Common Pleas Court for June 17
• Local man evades unemployment by starting business
• Alleged robber accused of threatening baby for money
• Attempt to steal semi truck leads to arrest
• Jury acquits stepfather in infant daughter’s death
• Municipal Court for June 16
• Infant death case in jury’s hands
• Births for June 16
• Property transfers for June 16
• Common Pleas Court for June 16
• Municipal Court for June 15
• City manager contracts show disparities in perks
• Program aims to keep dads involved
• Health district seeking to renew levy
• Owner, patrons question guns in bars reasoning
• County and city 
districts
 hope joint levy will succeed
• Alverna Dishun’s Dream
• Historic Home and Garden Tour
• Slain woman’s family unhappy with killer’s plea agreement
• Fire damages woman’s house for 2nd time in as many years
• Motorcyle rider who collided with sheriff’s vehicle is Dayton firefighter
• Park groups plan levy, agree to share money
• City gains Quality Inn hotel through annexation
• Tecumseh cuts 11 after levy failure
• House approves $6.7M for Springfield Air National Guard Base
• Local Focus for June 14
• Woman suffers second house fire in as many years
• Park district takes steps toward fall levy
• Motorbike collides with Greene County Sheriff’s vehicle
• Public golf courses costing taxpayers money
• Tax money props up region’s golf courses
• Office building taking shape at Ohio Valley Medical Center
• New incentive program to encourage fitness
• Suspicious device found in Shawnee High School bleachers not dangerous
• Suspected pipe bomb at high school turns out to be school project
• Hospital violence reportedly rising
• Air Force research aimed at allowing one human to fly multiple UAVs
• Teachers among 22 likely to be cut at Tecumseh
• Vehicle crashes into pole near county line, reports say
• Elderly women outliving men, savings accounts
• Skilled painter worked on china
• LocalFocus for Monday, June 13
• Fewer kids will participate in summer lunch program
• Ohio money flowing to Palin, Romney
• Disgraced public workers cash in on pension system
• Man dies in motorcycle accident
• Burned truck driver remains in critical condition
• College's firearm training room dedicated to slain deputy
• Firefighter inspired to become doctor
• Writer copes with annual case of 'intern anxiety'
• Local graduates earn scholarships
• City, property owners work together for fixes
• Teen one of 2,300 students awarded Wright State degrees
• Thunderstorms, hail return as thousands lose power; showers return today
• Driver burned, 1 hurt in collision on Ohio 72
• Local groups lose IRS status
• In a pinch, could your family find $2,000?
• Wright State is latest college to raise tuition
• Cat coaxed from pipe following 7-day ordeal
• Thunderstorms, hail return as thousands lose power
• 750+ area nonprofits lose federal tax-exempt status
• Thunderstorms, hail return amid warnings of damaging winds
• Father is killed by the man his daughter said raped her
• Truck catches fire in crash; one person burned
• Hey grads, take pics at graduation and post them on this page!
• Master gardeners offer free tips, programs
• Summer camp offers look at local historic treasures
• Fatherhood golf outing planned
• Downtown Sounds series returns this week
• Outstanding citizenship award recipients
• Garrigan received college degree
• OVI checkpoint Friday evening
• Urbana University academic honor societies
• High school graduates and scholarship recipients
• New station enhances department
• Bobby is more than just a baker
• Miami considers 3.5 percent tuition hike
• Coroner awaiting autopsy results in 84-year-old woman’s death
• Thunderstorms return to Valley, bringing lightning, power outages
• Commentary: Upon further review, space shuttle decision still wrong
• Greenon staffers give up raises, kids will pay to play
• 2 face human smuggling charges after I-70 stop
• County sales tax revenue up 5 percent
• Local unemployment claims are decreasing
• Springfield Cadillac dealer part of national upgrade
• Family optimistic as man waits for donor heart
• Father of slain marine: ‘I want my son home’
• 2 Mexican citizens face federal illegal alien smuggling charges
• Spring Street bridge project 4-6 weeks behind, over budget
• Local school superintendent finalist for state's top job
• Urbana man killed in motorcycle crash
• Section of Selma Pike to close today
• 2 local packaging companies sold, 20 employees lose their jobs
• Educator finalist for state position
• Spring Street bridge project 4-6 weeks behind
• Navistar officials mulling plans to recall laid-off workers
• Enon Log Cabin to get some tender loving care
• Upon further review, space shuttle decision still wrong
• Giant Jesus statue to feature 7-foot head
• County signs off on union contract
• ST. PARIS FARMER’S MARKET: Loving Local
• New Chief Development Officer Heads Building Campaign
• More than 500 students will soon be alumni! Congrats. What is your best memory of Clark State?
• Boehner talks jobs, taxes, health care at meeting
• Senator urges CEO of International Fiber to end lockout
• Heat index a concern today, and rain possible later this week
• Teen indicted for murder
• More than $20K requested for Kiser Lake dam repairs
• Lawmaker pay cuts, restricted abortions part of budget bill changes
• County signs off on union contract
• 84-year-old woman found dead in creek
• Business park to expand finally
• Jobs plan big on ideas, short on specifics
• Who wants to complain about final exams?
• Drowning reported in Springfield Twp.
• Urbana company says it tried to avoid locking out 90 workers
• Parkinson’s support group to host educational program
• Heat, humidity on the rise today
• Urbana business replies to Sen. Brown on lockout
• Cinema at The Greene serving alcohol
• Local governments struggle despite economic recovery
• Dayton Air Show to feature Air Force, NASA technology exhibits
• Local headlines for June 6
• Local government struggles despite economic recovery
• St. Paris seeking funding for water facility
• Colonel, a Greenon grad, leads NATO division
• Kitchen grease fire spreads, damages New Carlisle home
• Do you know that there are changes in financial aid beginning this summer quarter? Check out this link to make sure you are informed!
• I saw a blimp flying over campus at lunch time. Did anyone else?
• I saw a blimp flying over campus at lunch time. Did anyone else?
• Man dies in motorcycle-tractor collision
• Church celebrating 125th anniversary is building something special
• Arts council to offer free concert in Urbana
• Temperatures to reach 90s this week
• Cost to fix county’s oldest bridge: $500K
• Church is building something substantial
• Fully-engulfed straw fire reported in township
• Cost of Crowell-Collier buildings to city is high
• Springfield City Schools lose $5.5M to community schools
• Springfield High graduate has overcome long odds
• Longevity is a part of church family
• St. Paris man dies in motorcycle-tractor collision
• Local headlines for June 3
• Springfield Farmers Market opens today
• Remaining laid-off Navistar workers could return to job this summer
• Truck snaps off utility pole, driver trapped inside
• Basketball summer camp
• Youth soccer camp opens
• Pregnancy Resource Center open house
• Springfield High School Scholarships fundraising campaign
• Local students who graduated from Heidelberg University
• Graduates of Central State University
• Area residents received college degrees
• Students received scholarships to attend Clark State Community College
• Area students named to dean's lists
• Beloved teachers retiring
• Free couponing class
• St. Paris village receives ODOT planning grant
• Urbana University to host traveling exhibit
• Art classes designed for local students
• Clear skies expected for much of weekend
• With storm losses at $8B, insurance rate hike looms
• Spring ranks as third wettest
• Photography program inspires troubled kids
• Have any of our soon to be grads found an awesome job yet? Tell us about it!
• Downtown businesses to host Friday event
• Crowell-Collier cleanup could take days
• Moderate temperatures expected until weekend
• Widener may not stick with Kasich proposal on construction project wages
• Judge rules against county commissioner’s lawsuit
• Work on trail continues, funding needed
• No suspect named in last month’s fatal hit-and-run crash
• More than 100 jobs up for grabs at fair
• Farmers scrambling to get corn in ground
• Widener may not stick with Kasich proposal on contruction project wages
• Firefighters still at on Crowell-Collier building, removing debris
• Recent events keep us focused on what’s important
• Urbana woman pleads guilty to pool theft
• Sen. Brown weighs in on Urbana lockout
• Section of North Hampton Road to close
• “Blessed with a Tremendous Memory”
• The Wescott House Foundation To Participate In Blue Star Museums
• Project Teddy Bear & Friends
• Coin Collectors Event
• Champaign Farmer’s market in national contest
• Deputy will be honored at Reds game
• CIA secrets on rescue efforts to be revealed at Air Force museum
• Clear skies expected this week
• Senate budget restores $130M for cities, schools
• Springfield Schools to host student photo exhibit
• Local headlines for May 31
• Fire erupts at padlocked
Crowell-Collier complex
• Wittenberg official takes key job at Air Force Museum
• Value of college debated as costs rise, pay declines
• Value of college debated as costs rise, pay declines
• Crowell-Collier fire likely caused by spark from torch
• Troopers respond to crash on U.S. 68
• Ramp closures starting tonight on I-75; ramp closures planned
• Ohio Hi-Point convocation scheduled this week
• Clear skies expected this week
• Tressel resigns, shocking and saddening OSU fans
• Patriot Flag, parade among highlights of area observance
• Ohioans landing new jobs faster
• Lawmakers, police argue over need for front license plate
• Ohio’s budget bill contains reforms for civil service jobs
• Reverse-911 system available for tornado warnings
• Happy Memorial Day!
• Blue Angels’ safety review won’t affect plans to honor them in Dayton
• Smog advisory issued
• Ohio legislation favors White Hat charter schools
• Vacation Bible schools to begin
• Summer food program provides help for students
• Springfield clinic leads in electronic record switch
• Thirty-One Gifts arrives in town with growing demand
• Struggling families need help getting food
• Soldiers’ stories remembered
• Local headlines for May 27
• Tornado sirens are ineffective, Springfield city manager says
• Everyone knows Clark State is closed Monday for Memorial Day right? If you go to the Springfield parade wave at Dr. and Patty Devier driving the Clark State car!
• Fewer foster families forcing counties to use costly foster care companies
• Wittenberg University president to leave in 2012
• Music, fishing, games at TAC fishing derby
• Couple's relationship education class
• Amateur radio training classes
• Strawberry social
• Food safety program for food service managers and owners
• Music classes at Wittenberg Center for Musical Development
• Hollandia Botanical Gardens butterfly release
• Food and wellness event
• Strawberry supper and bake sale
• Celebrate Memorial Day with reflection and a parade
• Sinclair Community College dean's list
• Local students graduate from Sinclair Community College
• Area students graduate from Kettering College
• Students inducted into academic honor societies
• School Notes
• Lawson receives excellence award
• McDonald's offering MAC Grants
• Daylight allows area to survey tornado damage
• More movies being made 
in Ohio
• Longtime Clark County Children Services employee retires
• Springfield man retires after more than 40 years as barber
• NWS: Tornado hits Liberty Twp.; Yankee Road reopens
• 9/11 Artifact To Be In Springfield Memorial Day Parade
• Commissioners approve annual court grant
• Rugby tournament will help fight cancer
• Lightning strike knocks out power overnight
• Our esteemed Director of Admission Corey Holliday at Spring Fling 2011
• Power restored to most customers after storms
• More potentially dangerous storms on way
• Clark County under tornado watch
• No suspect named in fatal hit-skip
• Northeastern announces new superintendent
• 13 road projects mean more orange barrels
• Sheriff’s office faces staffing difficulties
• Clark County swears in dozen new deputies
• Pools opening this weekend
• Police sergeant injured in chase
• Spring fling!
• Free lunch!
• We're at spring fling, why aren't you?
• Dinosaur under construction catches fire at Kings Island
• Seat belt campaign begins Thursday
• More storms on the way
• Xenia district defends recent decisions
• Former Springfield priest dead at 80
• No company will display PETA’s ‘baby’ billboard
• Tornado confirmed in Moorefield Twp.
• New company to run city bus service for first time in four decades
• Fatal hit-skip crash still under investigation
• If Clark State updated FB live from graduation, would anyone care? Let us know, your feedback will make the decision...
• Clark State success: 7 of the 10 new Clark County Sheriffs deputies being sworn in tomorrow are Clark State grads!!!
• County tears down homes to make community garden
• Unemployment rates in Clark, Champaign counties decline
• Longtime St. Paris firefighter retires
• List of area Memorial Day events
• Annual parade to feature World Trade Center beam
• Whose ready for Spring Fling tomorrow? Rhodes Hall from 10-2, music, free food. Stop by the semester conversion table and say hi, you just might get a cool present!
• Former pilot named National Aviation Hall of Fame’s executive director
• Congratulations to Clark State President Karen E. Rafinski for receiving the Glass Ceiling Award from the Ohio Diversity Council! Read more
• Turner opposes possible Air Force program leadership shift from WPAFB
• Teachers continue program without power
• Strong storm knocks over trees, power lines; 6,000 still in dark
• Crews working to restore power to 160 residents
• Urbana University to host Chinese Night
• Storms knocks out power, 2,500 still without power
• 500 jobs coming to Springfield
• Enon firm receives $7.8M in state loans
• Students debate state budget cuts
• Fishing derby set for Saturday at George Rogers
• Anyone thinking about going out for BBQ? If you go to Rudy's on Thursday, present this flyer, and Clark State's Interfaith Campus Ministry will receive 10% of the total bill.
• Resident accused of drug charges
• More wet weather ahead
• 5K raises $1,500 for park district
• Road closing speeds up hospital construction
• Springfield’s sundial will be rededicated
• In 1911 graduates typed their way through ceremony
• The year the school was new: Remembering 1911 graduation
• Program set on ‘Nursing Home Decision’
• Man arrested for cultivating marijuana, paraphernalia
• Injured motorcyclist still in critical condition
• CodeBlue opens offices in historic Bushnell Building
• Woofstock raises money for area disaster services
• Honoree says arts are vital to education
• Mothers Fair readies moms for child care
• Local headlines for May 20
• Congressman gives development update
• CodeBlue opens command center
• Officers who died in the line of duty are honored
• Motorcycle crash sends two to hospital
• Solemn ceremony honors fallen heroes past and present
• Senior Health and Fitness day set for Wednesday
• Marriage retreat August 12-13 now registering
• Free T-shirt for blood donors at K of C Council
• June 17 golf outing raises money for local food bank
• Annual dance benefits local opera house
• Diabetes-friendly meal ideas offered at workshop
• More people should vote in local elections
• Graduates from Urbana University
• Area students named to dean's lists
• Hamilton received college degree
• Woman in crash that killed 4 settles lawsuit
• Local students honored by Congressman
• BBB announces 2011 Student of Integrity winner
• Shuttle Endeavour and Space Station visible in the sky
• Registration for Summer and Fall at Clark State is going on now! We want to see you on campus!! Don't wait...get the classes you want now!
• Warm, sunny weekend ahead
• Warnings issued for Grand Lake as new algae blooms seen
• Red Cross to hold pet health fair
• Urbana’s fire, police chiefs will retire on same day
• Congrats to American Advertising Federation of Dayton's Educator of the Year...Clark State's Doug Toles!!!!!
• One killed in head-on crash
• Woman in crash that killed 4 settles lawsuit against truck driver
• County taking pictures of your house
• Connect Ohio Report Proves Broadband Is Key to Higher Business Revenues
• Ohio Veterans Can Still Apply for Bonus Program
• Widener Announces Budget Testimony To Be Available Online Movement Toward Paperless Process
• Woman killed when truck, SUV collide
• Greenon names interim superintendent
• Sexual revolution of 1960s-70s drove priest sex abuse, says study
• Arts council to host exhibit for local artist
• Event to focus on local pet owners
• LeSourdsville Lake, Americana focus of new book
• Treasurer: City schools 
finances in 
good shape
• Bauer: Arts center on target to 
open July 1
• County coalition combats negative health stats
• You Are What You Eat is new way to educate on nutrition
• Rain erodes bicycle sales
• Candidate taken off ballot after voting mistake
• Person of interest in Medway bank robbery not connected
• Springfield district to share results of middle school study
• News-Sun staffers win AP contest honors
• 2 injured in 2-car accident

• Bank robbed by man who said he had gun
• Hit-and-run victim released from the hospital
• Clark County’s bond rating on $25M debt unchanged
• Local transportation projects put at risk
• Springfield Preservation Alliance adding bike tours, 3 walking programs to series
• Eileen Beekman, one of well-known ‘Wren’s twins,’ passes away at 92
• Greenon likely to OK interim superintendent today
• Urbana to name
police, fire chiefs
• Estrop invited to join senator’s statewide call
• Local stamping
company
accredited
• Medway bank robbed; suspect being sought
• Deadline approaching to apply for homestead exemption
• Some unemployed pick jobless benefits over costly commutes
• Cold cloudy weather to continue
• 1 man struck in head with hammer in fight between co-workers
• New Carlisle council blasts plans to close BMV office
• After weekend drive, food bank is short 22,000 pounds
• Business headlines for May 16
• Union workers rally as lockout continues
• Teen girl killed in Logan County crash
• Hit-and-run victim remains in fair condition
• Teen jobless rate 23% in April
• Cool, rainy days ahead
• Drone airspace spat may be costly
• Kirkpatrick’s book takes us back to a “magical time”
• Dodgeball tourney helps tsunami, tornado relief
• Patriot flag coming to area
• Springfield third worst in wellness survey
• Cost of government rises as population decreases
• Public service expectations rise, experts say
• Local hair cutting salons set record to raise funds
• Grieving father started a blood bank in 1944
• 387 new Wittenberg graduates, told to ‘embrace fearlessness’
• Historic plane to visit Grimes Field
• Retailers hope for increased business when hospital opens
• Tornados touch down in Miami and Shelby counties; no damage reported
• Tornado warning expired; brief touchdown near Piqua
• Public invited to honor 9/11 victims, responders at Patriot Flag event
• Grant will allow tire cleanup on Mad River Twp. property
• Local headlines for May 13
• Local bar owners oppose gun bill
• Proposed busing changes prompt outcry in Greenon
• Hit-and-run victim upgraded to fair condition
• Local golf club at risk of foreclosure
• Springfield schools, teachers approve new contract
• Middletown man indicted on first-degree murder charge in deputy's death
• Event at C. J. Brown encourages outdoor play
• Food and music part of orchestra fundraiser
• 5K race to benefit county literacy coalition
• K of C to host blood drive
• Students named to Springfield High School honor roll
• Local residents received college degrees
• Community garage sale benefits several causes in Bethel Twp.
• Portion of Interstate 70 to close temporarily
• Cancer touches lives of patients, friends, too
• Hit-and-run victim remains in critical condition
• Fruit, vegetable growers say spring worst in 30 years
• Worst planting season in 53 years could cost millions
• Car in fatal hit-and-run linked to former prosecutor
• New 60,000 SF office building announced
• Triad takes Relay personally
• Tractor-trailer crashes off I-675 bridge onto Ohio 444
• Developer looking to build office, retail complex in downtown Springfield
• Outlet mall rape suspect remains in jail
• Foot-and-a-half long carp found on dry farm
• Festival to benefit child with cancer
• Lanes will be closed on Ohio 334
• Spring Fest event planned in Urbana
• Flooding forces county residents to evacuate campground, homes
• Man in hospital after hit-and-run accident
• Clark Co. leading region in decline of people who own homes
• Mechanicsburg superintendent to resign
• Police: First alleged rape at Monroe outlet mall
• Battle of Britain Presentation at Air Force Museum
• Flood waters force residents to evacuate campground, homes
• The Champaign County Courthouse: From the 1800’s to now
• Suspect in fatal hit-skip causes conflict of interest
• Local headlines for May 10
• Public ignores Clark County commissioners’ outreach efforts
• City debates bus service contract again
• Ex-funeral director accused of practicing without a license
• Greenon schools to hold community forum
• City prepares for beautification competition
• New Air Force Research Labratory commander to be installed Friday
• County prosecutor claims conflict of interest over fatal hit-and-run suspect
• Talk focuses on Appalachian culture, traditions
• County Commissioners to suspend township outreach meetings
• Triad hosts event to thank volunteers
• Storms may move in by late morning
• Local home values plunge faster than national rate
• Local home sales keeping pace despite lack of buyer tax credits
• Roosevelt site approved for business development
• New editor-in-chief named for CMG Ohio
• 30% of local homes worth less than owed
• NTPRD, county park district team up for proposed levy
• Letter carriers preparing for annual food drive
• BMX bike track proposal raises concerns from residents
• Downtown construction projects to continue
• Clear skies expected today
• Restored Roadster will lead to diploma
• 9/11 generation still wary despite bin Laden’s death
• Better health care will save money, president says
• A Civil War Sampler
• Pain pill addicts use heroin when money gets tight, drug study says
• 2 still hospitalized in OVI crash
• Sheriff ties retirees 
to SB 5
• Construction detours all over downtown Springfield
• Adopted girl a gift for two moms
• Rain doesn’t stop bluegrass fans from attending festival
• Civil War panel examines causes, effects
• Media convergence helps community, VP says
• Speedway has an influence on gasoline prices
• 15 inches of rain in two months dampers landscape businesses
• Driver cited for OVI in 2-car crash
• Local headlines for May 6
• Vehicle recovered that may be linked to fatal hit-skip
• Plan for Grand Lake St. Marys has been modified
• Antioch gets state's OK to offer degrees again
• Vehicle recovered in hit-skip fatal accident
• Students named to Springfield High School Advanced Honor Roll
• Students graduate from Ohio University
• Ohio University announces its winter dean's list
• Local residents received degrees from Ashland University
• McMullen graduates from University of Findlay
• Haller inducted into investment committee
• Berrien awarded scholarship
• Would-be mushroom hunter gets left in the dark
• City workers must communicate message better
• Award may improve county’s bond rating
• Vaccines available at Champaign Health District
• Union workers reject contract offer
• Woman wins $100K in American Dream Raffle
• Deputies break up large fight
• Four injured in two-car accident in Bethel Township
• Slain man’s mom begs hit-skip driver for info
• House passes state budget cutting school funds, selling prisons
• Probate Court for May 5
• Local headlines for May 5
• Police headlines for May 5
• $100,000 call interrupts mushroom hunting
• County park districts exploring joint levy request
• Hotel’s broken flagpole not meant to honor bin Laden
• Ohio voters facing major changes
• Greenon schools want public input for superintendent search
• Investigation continues in fatal hit and run
• Man killed by hit-and-run driver after leaving bar
• Tournament to assist with disaster relief
• Sunny skies expected today
• Tecumseh officials announce 
restructuring plan, staff cuts
• Average gas price in Ohio hits new record
• City discusses new fee to pay for sewer upgrades
• County auditor overhauling real estate assessments
• Space suits a hobby for Champaign County man
• International Fiber contract vote is today
• Business headlines for May 4
• Oprah makes Wittenberg grad’s dreams come true
• The History of American Mother’s Day
• First Ever Space Night at Air Force Museum
• Widener Announces 100 New and Retained Jobs
• Big Money Bonanza Event Announced
• Portion of Shrine Road to close until Thursday
• Budget cuts force layoff of assistant prosecutor
• Few voters make decisions in Clark and Champaign County
• Rain likely throughout the day
• Urbana University hosts open house
• Clark County man wins $2 million lottery prize
• Polls close with no major hitches, election official say
• Cannon balls stolen from South Charleston cemetery
• Budget 
shortfall 
leads to layoff
• Bluegrass festival to raise money for parks
• Springfield group travels cross-country to document poverty
• Employees furloughed at International Fiber as part of labor dispute
• Budget cuts force layoff
• Local headlines: EPA seeks input on testing sites along Little Miami
• Urbana University to host 117th commencement
• More rain expected this week
• Air Force base work likely played role 
in bin Laden’s downfall, some believe
• Honoring local soldiers who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan
• Some Miami Valley residents skeptical about Osama bin Laden’s death
• Revenge, power plays among the risks
• New Carlisle learns from tornado
• Judge’s ruling paves way for Kil-Kare car show
• Probate Court for May 2
• Local headlines for May 2
• Emotions still raw 10 years after attacks
• Local volunteers
remember scenes from 9/11 attacks
• Bin Laden’s death little relief for 9/11 victim’s kin
• Terror war brings new emergency tools, training
• Local residents discuss, study bin Laden’s death
• Bin Laden death gives Bush administration officials closure, satisfaction
• Grad says work overseas isn’t over
• Cops: Local man arrested for running naked in race
• EPA seeks input on testing sites along Little Miami
• Lee Ann Womack 
coming to Clark State
• Central State aims to boost grad rate
• Increased security measures issued for WPAFB
• Union Twp. to discuss residential turbine rules
• Arts council celebrates local work
• Rain to continue through this week
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Ohio politicians react to bin Laden’s death
• Grad’s career path takes a surprise turn, leads to Iraq
• Kings Island opens without WindSeeker ride
• Life after basketball, Navistar leads to career in therapeutic massage
• Grandmother, 82, answers calling, pursues degrees
• Retired educator, politician turned to career in real estate
• Bean challenges Zerkle for Urbana mayoral post
• Proposed prep sports reform has detractors
• Police say teen tried to hit deputies with car
• Womack
first in
concert
series
schedule
• Rising gas prices part of an unreal landscape
• Dental lab closes after decades downtown
• Who saw Little Big Town at the PAC tonight? Tell is about the show!
• WSU professor travels to Himalayas for dental research
• Miami Valley businesses land more than $1.3M in state-funded tax credits
• Teen in high-speed chase attempts to hit deputies, police say
• Gunman dodged monthly mental health check-ins
• Local headlines for April 29
• Residents can safely get rid of unwanted medicines
• Area districts among low spenders
• City gets 8,000 new trees
• Cuts in federal grants shock city official
• Sobriety checkpoint set up in Springfield tonight
• Clark county libraries open again on Fridays
• Ohio State University announces its Winter dean's list
• Library book sale happens because of volunteers
• Sheriff to make second arrest in deputy shooting
• Cedar Bog to host art show
• Local headlines for April 28
• Gunman’s girlfriend, her father indicted in New Year’s Day shootout
• Gas prices rising again
• County backs state public defender plan
• Man gets 15 to life in sexual assaults
• Grimes named new Nehemiah Foundation executive director
• Goal of All American Girl Tea is to bring generations together
• Sobriety checkpoint to be conducted in Clark County Friday
• 2 charged in connection with deadly deputy shooting
• New Kings Island ride won’t be ready for opening day
• One Man’s Dream Of Being Energy Efficient Comes True
• Is it Time for Penny-pinching? The Value of a Penny in Today’s Market
• National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week
• American Cancer Society Praises Volunteers
• HandsOn West Central Ohio Celebrates People in Action
• 1st Annual “Help Me Grow” Community Baby Shower
• Air Force Museum Lecture
• New Carlisle couple arrested after burglary
• Grand jury hears Hopper case
• Urbana University to host spring concert
• Sunny skies expected, but rain possible
• Tornado touches down in New Carlisle, damages city
• Group wants Springfield to expand nondiscrimination laws
• DUI arrest occurs on way to face DUI charge
• National Weather Service confirms tornado in New Carlisle
• Pets die, home damaged in early morning fire
• Clark County under severe thunderstorm warning
• Tornado warning issued for Clark, Champaign counties
• Fire damages Springfield residence
• Health district promotes vaccinations
• Senate Bill 5 savings data off by $3M, district treasurer says
• Clark County grand jury indicts 23
• VA has few answers 
at Senate hearing
• Kenton Ridge band to march in Macy’s parade
• Long-time Witt professor dies at 71
• Local officials pushing to keep New Carlisle BMV open
• Widow wants gold from Ark. police after shootout
• No flood watches, but more rain on the way
• New Carlisle BMV office slated to close
• Jordan takes questions from constituents at Urbana University forum
• Local headlines for April 25
• Police headlines for April 25
• Many VA dental employees lacked infection training
• Teacher sentenced for hiding pornographic images
• State grants, incentives to create 1,000 jobs
• City project could add up to 1,000 jobs, officials say
• Greenon to stream board meetings live online
• Man arrested twice in two days at same address
• Two in jail on 4 counts each of endangering children
• Jordan to speak at Urbana University
• Storms to continue through the week
• Commentary: Washington starts to fess up about entitlements
• Kids scramble for 4,000 eggs in Easter tradition
• 150 years after start of Civil War, conflict still ‘part of who we are’
• Going green helps planet, saves money
• BOTTLED WATER OR TAP WATER? Debate still rages on which is better
• Fraternal groups enjoy special bond
• State expects savings 
in home health care
• Springfield Symphony Orchestra conductor to mark 10th year
• Solar project in St. Paris moving forward
• Memorial will include beam from World Trade Center
• Ohio ‘under siege’ as jobs disappear
• Cincinnati police target, impound 'modified' cars
• Crews responding to man who sawed off own thumb
• SB 5: One side petitions, the other plans
• New Carlisle home shines on Earth Day
• Treasurer says levy failure would affect education
• Easter, birthday coincide once in a lifetime
• What is Easter really about?
• Learn more about Catholic Central at Education Fair
• Wright State University winter dean's list
• Students, staff angry over WSU plan to demote profs
• Search begins for new Greenon school chief
• 3 teens indicted on murder charges
• Sen. Brown celebrates Navistar recovery
• Rights group fighting for local nondiscrimination law
• State says Springfield schools will save with Senate Bill 5; district disagrees
• Urbana U. students sponsor event for military
• Rain expected through weekend
• Lane closure extended
• Overturned dump truck carrying concrete closes road for hours
• Contestants putting their best 
foot forward for local charities
• Radio veteran turns 70
• Forum: Closing racial gap in student achievement hard
• Tornado confirmed in Mercer, Auglaize counties
• Catholic Central restructuring gets blessing
• How much will levy cost you? Calculator solves it
• Rival’s volunteer raises questions about commissioner
• Overturned dump truck reported in Greene County
• 13 area high school students awarded national scholarships
• Lytle to leave Greenon schools
• Urbana tree commission to celebrate Arbor Day
• Clark, Champaign unemployment drops
• Mercer County damage could be result of tornado
• Highway patrol to monitor construction zones
• Springfield High students being dismissed early
• Head of fundraising for expansion of U.S. Air Force museum resigns
• Truck flies through air, crashes into house
• Did a tornado hit Mercer County?
• Violent storms cause little damage
• Lingering floods and high winds could trouble motorists today
• Program to offer baby shower for local families
• Water main ruptures near Springfield High
• Enon police chief’s credibility may rest in judge’s hands
• Congressman Jordan tells students how values led him to D.C.
• Residents worried about speed after truck hits home
• Clifton farmhouse catches fire, no one injured
• Greenon schools superintendent announces resignation
• High water reported on Lower Valley Pike
• Republican leader to speak at Urbana University
• Teens lure man into alley, attempt to rob him
• Lane to close on I-70 East
• Samuel Littleton gave few answers in Tiffany Brown, Russell couple murders
• Heavy storms possible today
• Tim Hortons robbed
• Board files complaint against new funeral home
• Authorities have many details, few answers in triple murder case
• Despite funding cuts, Ohio colleges thriving
• Teens lure man into alley, attempts to rob him
• State unemployment rates take slight dip in March
• Library finally stocking shelves with new material
• WSU prof targeted over Guantanamo
• Air Force Museum Foundation’s fund-raiser is leaving his job
• Riverside wants U.S. Supreme Court to hear WPAFB tax case
• ODOT crews to inspect section of US 68
• More rain on the way this week
• April 30 will see three community clean up events
• High winds no deterrant for crowd at community egg hunt
• Looking back at the Civil War through the eyes of experts
• Springfield Fire Rescue Division promotes seven
• Jim Jordan, opposing own party’s budget, revels in role
• Group wants to set up $100K fund to help women, children
• Controversial law gets mixed greeting locally
• SB 5 supporters see long-term benefits; foes say it was rushed
• Public officials assess effects of controversial law
• Commentary: Book retreat
 a ‘high’
• Bulb fest welcomes spring
• Police investigate stabbing
• Man struck by hit-and-run driver, taken to hospital
• Joke turns into $2,000 donation at auction
• Leaders optimistic about new development model
• New copier rings in new era of job insecurity
• Tree planting honors deputy killed in line of duty
• 2 arrested for harboring runaway juveniles
• Local headlines for April 15
• Rally raises funds 
to lift troops’ morale
• Rec trail plan would link Springfield to neighbors
• Riverside’s WPAFB tax case headed to U.S. Supreme Court
• Deadline to file taxes is Monday
• Springfield support staff deal approved
• Area students make dean's list at Otterbein
• Springfield native recipient of $500 Hart Scholarship
• Commission candidate hosts College Fair
• Enon resident inducted into honor society
• Springfield native on fall dean's list at Notre Dame
• Elementary selects quarterly "Pride" students
• Greenon Local adds extra time to school day
• Tax season is still fun, but I miss Uncle Sam
• Book retreat
 ‘high’
• Lane to close on U.S. 40 for bridge inspections
• Fire damages Mechanicsburg apartment
• Tax preparers offer last-minute advice for filing
• Cooler temperatures, rain expected this weekend
• Local headlines for April 14
• Police headlines for April 14
• Ohio ACLU says selling 5 prisons might cost state more in long run
• Springfield City Schools support staff deal approved
• Littleton sentenced to life in prison
• Family was key to seeking life sentence for Littleton
• Littleton case: A timeline of events
• Semi hauling mulch rolls over on U.S. 68
• Rain expected throughout the weekend
• Riverside vows that shuttle setback won’t stop development
• Rights group seeks action against WSU professor
• Community supporter Bacon dead at 62
• Basketball banquet honorees best in class
• Accused murderer Littleton back in Ohio, may be sentenced today
• Tecumseh plans to split schools, ax jobs
• Woman pleads not guilty in pool theft case
• Wheelchair basketball game raises funds for disabled athletes
• Congress wants to examine NASA’s shuttle allocations
• United Way to thank donors, volunteers
• Corn acres to rise, soybeans decrease in Ohio
• Nuss was former drag race champ
• A Lasting Memorial: The Building of Freedom Grove
• Relay For Life Champaign County
• Wild Horse and Burro Adoptions Held
• Urbana Honored as an Ohio Magazine Best Hometown
• Champaign County Library Goes Digital
• No shuttle for Dayton; Air Force museum came close
• Grand jury indicts Samuel Littleton on murder charges in Tiffany Brown case
• Urbana University to raise money for relay Friday
• Residents invited to visit nature preserve
• Warm weather expected through end of the week
• Annual Hollandia Bulb Festival springs up again this weekend
• Museum crowd is ‘stunned’ by news
• If levy fails, Tecumseh would cut 22 jobs, implement elementary plan
• Dayton VA to get Senate hearing
• Local quest for space shuttle ends in deep disappointment
• Springfield city workers hard at work, manager says
• Grand jury indicts Littleton on murder charges
• NASA skips Air Force Museum in assigning retired space shuttles
• Low turnout expected in May 3 special election
• Talk looks at Russian culture, traditions
• It's official: Dayton won't get space shuttle
• Shuttle Enterprise going to NYC, newspaper reports
• NASA decision due today on who gets space shuttles
• Showers expected throughout morning
• Author to discuss book at Appleseed Museum
• Climate programs offered at Urbana University
• Local headlines for April 11
• Business headlines for April 11
• Recycling center alerts police in ladder incident
• Northwestern student who died in car crash was an avid skateboarder
• Museums jostled publicly 
for one of coveted shuttles
• NASA decision due Tuesday on who gets space shuttles
• NASA administrator to make shuttle decision tonight; announcement tomorrow
• Workshop teaches teen bullying, suicide prevention
• Woman’s cells inspire Springfield High biotechnology class
• Crash kills teen, 22-year-old
• Local consumers feeling squeeze of higher prices
• Springfield neighborhood is chronicled in historian’s book
• The American Dream got help from a Springfield developer
• Police headlines for April 10
• Vehicle lands wheels up between 2 parked cars, man injured
• Young man and boy die in crash
• World Trade Center beam arrives in Urbana
• Rehab helps abused dogs become man’s best friend
• U.S. would pay Russia for space access
• 4 local teachers will receive Excellence in Teaching awards at program Monday
• Conley strives to empower students
• Student’s death affected Greenberg
• Juergens keeps students focused
• Williams dreamed of being a teacher
• Signs of spring sprout throughout county
• County meeting expectations of healthy community
• Words rooted in ancient myths
• Regional sleep center expands with acquisition
• Spring signifies new beginnings for baseball, politics
• Fuel costs expected to rise up to 40%
• Possible federal closing
 could hit hard locally
• Fuel costs expected to rise up to 40% in 2011
• Local headlines for April 8
• Handbag auction will aid American Cancer Society
• Gas prices approach $4 a gallon
• News-Sun photography staff takes top award
• Semester transition info sessions are coming up next week: April 11: BEC 12-1, TLC 12-1, ASC 2-3, Greene Center 5:30-6:30 April 12: TLC 12-1 and 5:30-6:30, Greene Center 5:30-6:30 April 13: TLC 9-10, BEC 5:30-6:30, Greene Center 12-1 April 14: ASC 11-12
• Spring is for patching potholes
• Signs of spring abound
• Ridgewood School has dedication opportunities
• Northwestern third grading period honor roll
• Northwestern kindergarten assessment
• Gas prices trending toward $4 mark
• District unveils plan to make up snow days
• New homeless shelter raises spirits
• Driver accused of driving under the influence in crash that damaged police cars
• 5 teens arrested for egging cars; other police headlines
• Sexual assault program being held at Urbana University
• Rain expected throughout weekend
• Local headlines for April 7
• Old cellphone can still dial 911, officials say
• Shelter increases beds, services for homeless
• DeWine, lawmakers unveil ‘whistle-blower’ legislation
• Winners named in second raffle drawing
• Man arrested after his car damages police cruisers
• Brown, Turner call for VA dental task force
• Warm, rainy weather expected this weekend
• Air Force’s deep ties to shuttle are Dayton’s unique advantage
• Urbana recognized for urban forestry
• Two Urbana police cruisers struck
• ‘Calamity days’ bill heads to governor for signature
• Government shutdown could delay shuttle announcement
• Springfield man killed in Madison County
• Pinwheels represent local child abuse reports
• Group urges motorists to take the scenic National Road route
• Prisoner housing overages forcing tough budget decisions
• Fridays back on at the library
• Business headlines
• ‘Night at the Museum’ unlocks local history
• Avetec interns filmed by Boston public TV
• Ten Springfield City Schools alumni given awards
• “Week Of The Young Child”
• Students On Life-Changing Break
• Organic Farms and Seed Sellers File Suit Against Monsanto
• Ohioans Without Broadband May be Eligible for Fed Program
• Citizens National Bank Highlights 2010 Community Service and Donations
• Penda Sports announces All-Area Basketball Team
• Furloughs likely at WPAFB if federal shutdown occurs
• Former Springfield commissioner Mahoney dies
• Employees helping to shape hospital layout
• Construction of Jesus statue to begin soon
• Bag sale to raise money for Cancer Society
• More rain expected this week
• Scholars, alumna gather at Wright State to talk about Libya
• Kasich to lawmakers: Pass calamity bill
• $36M to be used to fight prescription drug abuse in Ohio
• Houston bids hard, worries space history not enough to win a shuttle
• Surgical Associates moves to larger location
• Trees thinned on cliffs, park
• Clark State expands disability services
• Former city commissioner Mahoney dies
• Cuts may force local agencies to look at overages
• Couple takes child on alleged shoplifting trip
• Construction of Jesus statue may begin soon
• Prisoner housing fees force budget cuts
• Florida seen as leading contender for 1 of 3 shuttles
• Next-of-kin database gets boost from new law
• Kings Island’s dinosaur project puts area man in time crunch
• Local headlines for April 4
• Forecast calls for more rain this weekend
• Rally supports referendum on SB 5
• Restoring 2 snow days may not happen early enough to affect this school year
• Exotic animal ban to expire as panel convenes to study new rules
• Austria leading call for Obama to address anti-Israel ‘incitement’
• Woman hopes law draws attention to database
• Higher Medicare cost forcing seniors to make tough choices
• City taxes can be filed online now
• Bestselling author to visit Wittenberg University
• Brunner to speak at local campaign fundraiser
• Boehner finds himself in the middle of the federal budget battle
• Gas prices spike in past week
• Food prices record biggest gain since 1974
• Storms expected to move into area today
• Ohio is growing older
• Pros offer their tips and techniques to make your spring cleaning easier
• Ohio 3rd in nation in loss of young people
• Food prices record biggest gain since 1974 - even chocolate is up
• Stories provide snapshots of life while growing up in 1900s
• Late Rev. Carl A. Driscoll’s recollections of growing up on New Carlisle Pike
• Jobs, money at stake in national fight for shuttle
• The Homestead
• New Carlisle man gets a kidney after four-year wait
• State budget cuts would hit small towns, townships hardest
• Signs of health unclear 
for local housing market
• A perfect storm for veteran teachers
• An April Fools joke on oneself
• Visit offers moment of perspective
• Xenia church offering 50 cents off on a gallon of gas April 9
• Free concert part of conference to save city’s youth
• Optimism prevails at Grand Lake, but conditions depend on weather
• WSU tuition likely to rise due to cuts in funding
• Region a step closer to becoming test area for drone aircraft
• Forgotten Memorial Hall time capsule found
• Clark County parks re-open
• Local students performed in University of Findlay's Jazz Ensemble
• Lucas a member of National Society of Collegiate scholars
• Keahey named to dean's list
• Area students named to president's list
• Smith named to Bowling Green State University dean's list
• Stough a finalist in student design exhibit
• A thousand cranes for healing
• Who needs April Fools when our bodies play tricks on us all year long?
• Man charged in alleged assault, car chase
• Public unions bill is signed into law
• Local Marine home after duty in Afghanistan
• Home rehab on Wittenberg Boulevard brings together business, city, nonprofit
• Clark State retiree’s roots run deep at college
• Clark County parks to reopen
• Mexican grocery store closed
• Commissioners approve 2011 budget
• Radio stations come and go, but need to supply news remains
• Health district evaluates county rankings
• Grand Jury indicts 16
• ‘Battle of Peepqua’ is sweet re-creation of local historic event
• City gets $1.8 million to develop business park
• Woman gets surprise bill for tree trimming, fraud suspected
• City celebrates fair housing month April 27
• Man with local ties gets major naval promotion
• Sen. Brown predicts increased bus safety laws
• New auditor to cut car fleet
• Truck flips, driver ejected on Old Columbus Road
• Where do local counties stand in state health rankings?
• Local headlines for March 29
• Signals could be removed as traffic use shifts
• 1 driver killed, 2 youths injured in crash on Campground Road
• Levy loss to mean
 cuts at
 Graham
• Clark County encourages groups 
to join Great American Cleanup
• Scout earns Eagle status with cemetery project
• Health rankings show urban, suburban contrasts
• Veterans Service Commission budget increase dialed back
• Better Business Bureau downgrades local company’s rating
• Police to step up patrols for prom season
• 1 killed, 2 injured in Campground Road crash
• Ohio Honda plants to reduce production because of parts shortages
• Greenon High School student arrested after fleeing police
• Local transportation committee to host informational open house
• State tax incentives OK’d for 2 projects
• Fitness center triples size in new space
• Acres of trees to become farmland
• Crowell-Collier building unsafe, judge says
• City wins lengthy suit related to road, hospital project
• District seeks info on communication practices
• Truck flips, drive ejected on Old Columbus Road
• Local Navy officer helps deliver supplies in Japan
• Parents weighing new child car seat recommendations
• Driscoll family learns firsthand the hazards of life on the farm
• Shawnee grad’s family flees Japan, takes refuge here
• Prisons look to share food costs with state colleges
• Blum: Marine training kicked in
• Area representative at center of Ohio abortion controversy
• More than 66 years later, Xenia native awarded five medals for WWII service
• Play is in English, but not of this century
• Region grows more diverse
• Local representatives weigh 
in on proposed ‘heartbeat bill’
• Bullet wounds strengthen officer’s desire to serve
• Museums vying for NASA shuttles to meet in Dayton
• Fairborn levy literature may have violated rules
• Local headlines for March 25
• Kiss Country off the air for good
• Clark, Champaign counties unemployment rates decline in February
• Turner: Keep AFIT commandant a military officer
• Enon Park a spring hot spot
• Phones more an annoyance than a convenience
• Christian music festival returning to Kings Island
• It may be a little chilly, but it's officially Spring!! Help CSCC Staff Senate raise money and buy some Spring bulbs/flowers:
• School funding projections just ‘smoke and mirrors’
• Cold weather expected through weekend
• Group looks for sponsors for community garden
• 13 SHS students selected for state science fair
• No one hurt in Triad school bus crash
• Prosecutor’s office offers free training session
• California only state with law allowing parents to take over schools
• Poll: Voters frown on Kasich, his budget
• California only state to put parent-run schools into action
• Student admits sneaking booze into school
• Ohio House OKs bill to have voters show photo ID
• Schools closer to getting 5 calamity days
• Detrick targets ‘fat cat’ Veterans Service agency
• Kenton kids duct tape principal to wall ... for charity
• Local schools surpass state grad rates
• Lohnes does about-face on arts funding
• New leader takes the helm at Service Center
• “Buy Springfield” initiative being revived
• Tornado sirens were only tests, officials said
• The Champaign County Right to Life Annual 5K Run/Walk/Bike
• The 2011 Dog Tag License Season in Champaign County
• 3rd Annual Garden Fling: Dr. Laura Deeter, Keynote Speaker
• Being Money Wise
• Salvation Army Earthquake Response in Japan has to Overcome Weather and Fuel Issues
• Conquering The Giant, One City At A Time
• Items stolen; woman reports unwanted phone calls
• Motorist involved in morning chase still at large
• Section of New Carlisle Pike to close for repairs
• Celebration of how couple lived offers a chance to forget
• Hail, damaging winds possible tonight
• Local headlines for March 22
• High school choirs concert honors the Kuss legacy
• County to fund 3 youth projects
• BGSU’s new president has Wright State ties
• Conference aims to combat youth delinquency
• Federal cuts felt locally
• Slain elderly couple laid to rest
• County approves funding for Project Jericho, other programs
• Hopper benefit dance Sunday; Peace Cranes event Friday
• Rain expected throughout week
• Community honors slain couple
• Urbana gets funding to replace trees
• Ohio wants 5 prisons sold by August
• Local headlines for March 21
• Community mourns, celebrates the lives of Russells
• Public mulls funding cut options at Clark-Shawnee
• Ohio chamber president presses for changes
• Kings Island settles lawsuit over Son of Beast accident
• Chamber president presses for changes
• Lane to close on I-70 for pothole repairs
• Bridge construction may be delayed by mussel
• Champaign mother promotes next-of-kin database
• Wittenberg students make bowls for foodbank fundraiser
• Life at the family slaughterhouse had its share of lighter moments
• Central State track team member dies in Florida
• Oft-sued company brings sales pitch here
• Appleseed museum revamped, reopened again
• Deputies plan to retire ahead of SB 5 changes
• EagleCam offers bird’s eye view of raptors
• Hundreds of seized dogs now finding homes and shelters
• Gladis Russell died of blunt force trauma, investigation reveals
• Local headlines for March 18
• ‘Buy Springfield’ aims 
to keep shoppers in area
• Events help Developmental Disabilities awareness
• Case about co-workers’ perfume to proceed
• Fish, chicken restaurant to open 
in early spring
• Kings Island to open world’s largest dinosaur park
• Earthquake recalls volcano
• Retiree uses free time to participate in the fine arts
• Congratulations to Professor Jim Anderson for receiving a 2011 Ohio Faculty Innovator Award from the University System of Ohio!!
• Homeless numbers rise in Champaign County
• Gladis Russell’s death ruled homicide from blunt force trauma
• Body of Gladis Russell identified
• City schools without phone service, e-mail, Internet
• OVI checkpoint to be held in Clark County tonight
• County cuts, borrows and adjusts to balance budget
• Northwestern board OKs union contracts
• Speaker reminds of help for veterans with PTSD
• Clinical worker to discuss help for vets with PTSD
• United Way tops fundraising goal 
in Clark County
• Plans expand for multi-use paths in Clark County
• Local headlines for March 17
• County changes its policy on cars
• Tecumseh, teachers negotiating contract today
• Volunteer organization Aviation Trail Inc. to honor member
• The new face of The CW might be from Springfield
• Last Son of Beast accident case going to trial
• Clark State staff are learning how to protect our identities...and yours!
• New fish and chicken restaurant slated for spring in Springfield
• Congrats to Wendy Fisher AND Emily Viers who both won a pair of tickets to see Little Big Town at the PAC!! It pays to hang out on the Clark State facebook page :)
• Tecumseh eighth-grader wins Power Of The Pen award
• Let the Madness begin
• Changes in the air, communities must adapt, speaker says
• Shawnee cost-cutting proposal includes eliminating 6 teachers
• Fire destroys home of Cincinnati Bengals player; cause won’t be known for days
• Fine arts denied funds
• Library budget reductions less than predicted
• Cuts to state prisons may have local impact
• Schools likely to get 16.4 percent less through 2012
• Local government dollars on chopping block
• Clark State expects cutbacks to 2003 levels
• Miami View principal position cut
• New Clark County auditor starts term off with state audit request
• Shawnee Supt. says cuts needed
• Two area men indicted for murder and robbery
• Columbia Gas customers to get automated meter readers
• Urbana council discusses residency rules
• La. fugitives suspected 
in fatal carjacking caught
• Ohio House urges shuttle assignment to Air Force Museum
• Cause of fire that destroyed Cincinnati Bengals player's home not known
• State school Superintendent to step down
• March MADNESS has arrived at Clark State! Join us 12 pm Thurs in MarketFresh Restaurant (Rhodes) for basketball, refreshments n give-aways!
• Flags at half-mast for late WWI veteran
• County shoots down fine arts, after school programs in split vote
• Heartland’s 16th annual Chili Supper and Pie and Cake Auction
• V.A.L.E. Guardianship Training Offered
• State to Offer 50% Discounts at Grand Lakes St. Mary’s
• Crews battle ‘total loss’ fire at home of Cincinnati Bengal
• Personal Finance book for sale (used for MGT 100 class). If purchasing new, it would cost $189. Selling for $95. First come/first serve. Call 937-328-6003.
• First winners chosen in annual American Dream Raffle
• Campaign to buy local in the works
• Girl, 10, rescued from Buck Creek
• Local headlines for March 14
• 14 indicted in Champaign County
• Last two of the International Harvester buildings razed
• Buy local push set
• Director brings film to Kuss Auditorium
• Baby Vanessa to stay with California mom
• Girls, 10, rescued from Buck Creek
• Not all officials trained in law
• ‘Na-uh, we can’t do that 
in here’
• First winners chosen in annual raffle
• CareFlight called to single-vehicle accident near CHristiansburg
• Radio personality Steve Kerrigan loses battle with cancer
• Lane of I-70 closed due to crash
• Last two of old Navistar buildings being razed today
• Wanna win Little Big Town tix? Post a pic of you showing your Clark State spirit and tag Clark State so we can see it too! An esteemed panel of judges will chose the best one and that person will be headed to the show! Pics must be posted by midnight
• Little Big Town tix will be available to Clark State students, staff and faculty on Thursday, March 17 by phone or in person at the Ticket Office! Get your tix before they go on sale to the general public and are GONE!!
• Law lets Urbana set its meeting rules
• Liquor sales may fund jobs plan
• New bus routes on tap as SCAT tests expansion, service to hospital
• Two remain hospitalized following head-on crash
• Liquor
sales may fund 
jobs plan

• Investments show Ohio could be part of oil boom
• Program lures top grads into education careers
• 2 severely injured in head-on collision
• County defends secret handling of workers’ insurance plan
• Area boards use executive sessions in ways that strain Ohio law
• Executive sessions examined
• Tecumseh
hosts Jr.
Air Force
ROTC drills
• Stafford: Reporter’s distinct laugh back in newsroom
• Grimes Foundation Scholarships open to Champaign students
• Teacher plows through cancer treatment
• Champaign Health District working for you
• Comedian to highlight Urbana arts event
• Two severely injured in Ohio 4 head-on collision
• Floating restaurant detaches on Ohio River with 150 aboard
• Local headlines for March 11
• Bike trails committee seeks input
• Fugitives allegedly murder man with local ties
• Vacant structure catches fire
• local students, relatives survive Japan quake
• Tecumseh guidance counselor pleads guilty to sexual battery
• Some timepieces not so easy to spring forward
• Signs of spring abound
• Wittenberg selects new provost
• Kasich wants students better prepared for jobs
• 180 laid-off workers return to Navistar
• Fire crews investigate a mysterious
 blue-green discoloration in Buck Creek
• 19 animals rescued from vet clinic fire
• One sustains minor injuries when trailer overturns early Thursday
• Saturday, April 30th Clark State presents...LITTLE BIG TOWN!! Tickets go on sale March 18th.
• Possible chemical leak found in Buck Creek
• House Speaker John Boehner to address Dayton Chamber on April 26
• Third man accused in weekend homicide pleads not guilty
• Springfield 5th in Nation
• Histotechnologist Visits South Vienna Class
• Clark County Announces 31st Leadership Academy Class
• SAIC to Expand Operations in Dayton Region and Create New Jobs
• South Vienna Students See History Come to Life
• Wittenberg Names New Provost
• ATTN Clark State Ladies: Come to "Within My Reach" program on Friday, March 11 at 12:15 (an hour in length) in TLC 143. This interactive program will help improve your relationship and decision-making skills.
• PAC clue #4: I can tell you it is not Zach Brown Band. That would have been cool though.
• Smoke coming from vet clinic; up to 100 animals could be inside
• Body found in Georgia is likely that of Gladis Russell
• Staff met today to plan for the next year. What kinds of things would you like to see change or added at Clark State? Your suggestions are important.
• PAC Clue #3: All four members of this band sing harmony and lead vocals!
• Body found in Georgia could be that of Gladis Russell
• Census numbers show drop in population for Springfield, county
• Southeastern schools anticipate budget cuts, consider options
• Business owners get tips on foreign trade
• Expanding broadband availability is goal of movement
• Man sought in weekend homicide turns self in
• Center City to discuss collaboration, progress
• Is it something in the soil? Farrells continue family’s marital longevity
• Four times half a century equal wedded bliss for Farrells
• You going to movie night? Why or why not?
• Don't forget tonight's movie Sunset Story in TLC 143 at 5:30 p.m. They're old, they're bold, and they'll change the way you think about aging! Follow two special ladies as they give their take on growing old and their friendship.
• Does anyone know the reason why some bands survive and thrive? Because they play at Clark State!
• More than 800 tickets have been sold for Crystal Bowersox. Get yours while you still can!
• Rep. McGregor removed from SB 5 committee
• Ohio man organizes search for Gladis Russell
• Ohio’s cuts to mental health are among U.S. highest
• Students Lead Fight Against Diabetes
• The Appleseed Education Center & Museum Reopening at UU
• Local philanthropist John E. Field dies
• I hope you aren't too busy eating chicken and gravy to watch for clues for the PAC's latest show announcement!
• More rain, snow on the way
• Kasich promotes business enterprise zone near WPAFB
• Local headlines for March 8
• Restaurant supply company to lay off nearly 200 workers
• Springfield philanthropist Field dies
• National magazine honors historic neighborhood
• County questions spa, casino stay for veterans service officials
• Talk examines unique American traditions
• Humane society takes possession of dogs seized at Lower Valley Pike shelter
• Big announcement from the PAC this Friday! Jessica Lynn already scored tix to this mystery concert. Stay tuned for more details...
• Who all bought Crystal Bowersox tickets today????? Tomorrow they are on sale to the general public and online.
• Looking for ways to cut book costs? Communication students are hosting a Student Book Trade Information Session tomorrow (Wednesday, March 9) at 11:30 in the Rhodes Hall Soft Lounge. Are you going to attend?
• Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
• Arts Council’s Annual Salute Auction Announced
• Ohio seeks to extradite Littleton from W. Virginia
• Selling 5 prisons, cutting child care subsidies part of state budget proposal
• Urbana U. to host design workshop
• 5 important questions about pension reform
• Rain to continue throughout week
• 5 important questions about pension reform.
• State leaders consider public pension reform
• Wind farm plan gives way to Mercer County’s historic churches
• New bill focused on brain injuries
• Regional cookie sales up 6.29 percent
• Local headlines for March 7
• Fund-raisers, PR blitz planned for parks
• Police headlines for March 7
• Take A Seat auction before March 19 concert
• Tremont City site part of $51M deal
• Police seeking local man in homicide investigation
• City council to seek loan resolution
• No increase expected at gas pumps early this week, analyst says
• Appleseed museum to celebrate reopening
• Deadline for raffle drawing nears
• More rain on the way this week
• Summer Arts Festival 2011
• Views of public workers’ pay drive push to change bargaining
• 5 important questions about collective bargaining
• Teacher-training colleges' effectiveness to be rated
• Police ID victim of fatal shooting
• Enforcing smoking ban still a challenge
• County looking to reduce jail population
• Organic farm shows off its products to visitors
• Commentary: Environmental issues pose dilemma for Sen. Brown
• Teacher education rankings deemed important, but controversial
• Cleaning county Heritage Center artifacts done with great care
• 5 important 
questions about the debate over collective bargaining
• Clark County’s tax foreclosures top Montgomery, Champaign, Greene
• Ohio’s long-term economic problems come to a head
• Kasich, legislature moving fast on key issues
• Bill puts hiring, firing, work rules up to management at public agencies
• Proposed changes won’t save tax money
• New jobs agency plans to invest in companies
• Costs have nearly doubled in a decade
• State cuts could mean more local levies
• WDTN, Dayton’s CW go dark for Dish Network subscribers
• Clark County’s tax foreclosures ‘through the roof’ in 2010
• Stafford: Man’s faith in Hot Rod Gods restored
• Kaffenbarger: District consolidation not answer for school districts
• Seuss-a-thon encourages kids to read
• Graham grad to throw down on ‘Iron Chef’
• Flood warning extended; roads closed
• Showers continue today, raising flood risks in region
• Area families displaced by 6 unrelated house fires; 4 dogs die
• Multiple Sclerosis fundraiser planned for April
• Firefighters return to work after long layoff
• Project open house rescheduled
• Heavy rains could lead to flooding
• Inmate fees could force budget cuts
• If rains like 1913 came again, what would happen?
• Tornado siren a wake-up call
• Mother, daughter sentenced to prison in drug case
• ‘Idol’ runner-up Bowersox coming to Kuss
• Accused killer Littleton's extradition 'could take weeks'
• Kasich: Senate Bill 5 fair for workers, taxpayers
• NASA to announce April 12 if Wright-Patt gets retired shuttle
• Congrats to Alison Greene! She scored two free tix to Clark State's mystery event... American Idol star CRYSTAL BOWERSOX! Students can buy discount tix before the general public.
• Civic
 leaders 
working on plans 
for cuts
• DP&L, Duke get top grades for renewable power, group says
• Loss of Ohio's revenue sharing fund ‘will effect everyone’
• Suspected killer's extradition 'could take weeks'
• City, county officials join coalition
 to protect local government fund
• Police searching for suspect who robbed Springfield, Yellow Springs banks
• Old truck plant will soon be history
• OSU president’s visit to party
icing on crackers for woman
• County DJFS may look to streamline services
• → Clark State Community College: We're getting closer to finding out which American Idol star is coming to Clark State! This idol learned winning isn't everything and just sold out a theatre in Toledo in 2 hours.
• Campus Ministry is recognizing the World Day of Prayer on the TLC patio tomorrow at 12 p.m. Everyone is welcome!
• Local Boy Scout Serves All Ages
• Planter Clinics Crisscross Midwest for Hands-on Training
• “Do Not Eat Fish Advisory” Lifted for Grand Lake St. Marys
• WPAFB to unveil new supercomputer Friday
• Going to the Dayton Home and Garden Show? Clark State Ag/Hort students designed the entrance display!
• Check out your mailbox this week for the Reach magazine and turn to the Bon Buffet ad. Clark State's very talented graphic design students designed this ad!
• Collective bargaining bill passes Ohio Senate
• Social security workers opposed to proposed cuts
• Drunken-driving charges decline in Ohio, report says
• University honors memory of three students
• Clooney's movie crew moves to Hall Auditorium at Miami
• Union Alley to close through May 6
• Any guesses on who might be coming to the PAC in a few months? This artist is a little bit county and a little bit rock and roll...
• Filming continues at the Miami business school
• Local Boy Scout Serves All Ages
• 164 Black Bear Sightings in Ohio
• Free Workshop to Teach Cyber Safety
• Fish Advisory Lifted for Grand Lake St. Marys
• Students Shine at Science Fair
• Teacher Combines Lesson with Giving
• Group Kicks Off the Big Read
• Two Wittenberg Students Recognized for Excellence
• One killed in head-on collision with semi
• Bill would increase bus safety
• Bill would increase safety on buses
• Clark State's Performing Arts Center will be announcing an exciting new artist coming soon! Check out Fox 45 news at 10:00 on Thursday night to find out who...
• Springfield alley vacation draws debate
• Burglary suspects
 held at gunpoint
• Mad River Township fire displaces family
• Body found in Tennessee is Richard Russell
• Urbana teacher pleads guilty to tampering
• No local bidders for jail medication contract
• Magazine ranks Springfield high for growth
• Oxford excited as filming gets underway for ‘Ides of March’
• Springfield Social Security office to be site of protest
• Spring is almost here! Ready to play in the dirt? Help CSCC Staff Senate raise money and buy some Spring bulbs/flowers:
• One more place in Greene Co. to find us! Take Clark State classes at Greene Co. Career Center! Check it out:
• Body found in Tennessee could be that of Richard Russell
• Clooney on campus for “Ides of March” film
• Local company plans to expand operations, add jobs in Springfield
• Dinner to benefit families of fallen deputy, officer to be held this weekend
• Accused storage unit burglar: we’re ‘American Pickers’
• Five indicted by Clark County grand jury
• No word on which outlet center will be sold - Monroe or Jeffersonville
• Donations, gifts being accepted for dog rehabilitation
• Local company plans to expand operations, add jobs in Springfield’s Nextedge Tech Park.
• U.S. Marine with local ties recovering after losing legs
• Springfield Regional Medical Center outlines steps for $3.8M move
• Hospitals want to ease budget crunch
• Board of elections rules on commission candidate
• Donations, volunteers still being accepted for dogs seized at rescue shelter
• High-speed chase on I-70 ends in crash with semi
• Drug roundup nets 6 arrests
• Downed tree, power lines close Route 41 at U.S. 42
• Flood warning in effect until 11 a.m., more storms predicted
• Yellow Springs Street closed
• Two arrested in Pleasant Twp. break-in
• Ohio colleges must prove spending need
• Colleges 
must prove spending need
• Retired teacher’s book details ancestors’ ordeals
• The cold of 1899 became the new standard of measurement
• Flood watch issued for Miami Valley
• Local family-owned company commits to $6 million upgrade
• Black leaders help Springfield move forward
• Union reform a prickly subject for many in Ohio
• Lax laws blamed for dogs’ plight
• Officials say legal obstacles kept them out of kennel
• ‘Breathy’ sax whispers sophistication
• Dozers deleted from this year’s festival lineup
• State workers’ pact includes banking leave and sick pay
• Commentary: GOP, unions tangle for public support
• Pulitzer-winning author 
to headline UD symposium
• Confession shifts search for bodies of elderly couple to Georgia
• Air Force to expand WPAFB staff to support new tanker
• Littleton reportedly confesses to dumping couple's bodies in Ga.
• Suther brothers taking Bethel Twp. genealogy online
• Urbana loses jewel in Mary Frances Hall
• Pitchin, Garlough roads blocked by flooding
• Schools closed, but tournament games continue
• Schools in Clark, Champaign counties closed
• Littleton gives no information on missing Ohio couple, sheriff says
• Dayton airport reopens
• Level 1 emergency declared for Clark County; level 2 in Chanpaign
• Snow causes hazardous commute for drivers
• Health District to offer nutrition advice in March
• Mother opens up about death
• WPAFB could lose some contract services if government shuts down
• Municipal Court for Feb. 24
• Fewer appealing property valuation
• Sodders credited for updating Clark County Auditor’s Office
• Yellow Springs grad helps run Texas Air Force base
• Yellow Springs grad, general, gets fourth star
• Two levy requests taken off ballot
• Soul Food Sampling starts tonight at 5:30 pm in LRC 207/209. For those of us working in the LRC, the aroma is making us hungry! Yummy!
• Littleton gives no information on missing couple’s location, sheriff says
• Couple’s fate unknown despite suspect’s arrest
• I-70 lane to be down to one lane eastbound today in Clark County
• Foundation Opens Doors to Mentor and Change Lives
• Program To Explore The Science of Beauty
• AF Museum Foundation Receives $5 Million Donation
• Deadline to purchase raffle tickets approaching
• Lazy Cakes dangerous for children, school counselor warns
• Rain likely in the evening
• Before Oats barbershop closed, who needed Facebook?
• Ohio’s mercury battery ban extended to novelty items
• Community celebrates Oats’ barbershop
• Motorists could pay higher title fees to fund Patrol
• Donations, volunteers needed for dogs
• Littleton arrested after helicopter search, police dog chase
• Couple’s fate unknown despite suspect’s arrest
• Suspect’s capture announced at woman’s funeral
• Authorities fear for missing elderly couple after blood found in car
• Volunteering time, talents are priceless
• Littleton's capture announced at funeral for Tiffany Brown
• Ohio regulators reject Duke Energy’s electricity market rate proposal
• Springfield Grateful For Numerous Contributions to Black History Additions to Black History
• Program To Explore The Science of Beauty
• Foundation Opens Doors to Mentor and Change Lives
• New Web Site Created for Ohio Disaster Volunteers
• Air Force Museum Foundation Receives $5 Million Donation
• Suspect's vehicle located in Mercer County W.Va.
• 76 dead dogs found at Lower Valley Pike shelter
• We can't wait to see the 100+ fresh, eager faces of Clark State's newest students at today's orientation! Welcome!!
• County extends sales tax 2½ years
• Urbana to pick up brush beginning Monday
• Mourners fill local church for slain mom’s visitation
• Rain, snow on the way
• Lane of I-70 East to close
• Suspect in slaying, kidnapping remains on the run late Tuesday, authorities say
• Grand jury indicts 17
• Elections board to meet today 
to discuss 2 levies
• Ohio closer to approving 5 ‘snow’ days
• Largest crowds yet peacefully protest weakening public bargaining rights
• More than 100 mourners attend slain mother’s visitation
• Suspect vehicle possibly located in West Virginia
• 76 dead animals found at Lower Valley Pike shelter
• Clark County to extend half-percent sales tax
• One suffers minor injuries in 3-car crash at Route 4 and County Line Road
• Thousands rally in Columbus against collective bargaining bill
• The PTA Club is gearing up for the 2nd Annual 5k Walk / Run on March 12. Online registration and payment can be made at
• Public hearing scheduled for Urbana CDBG funds
• Champaign County to hold special meeting on levy requests
• Urbana University to host grant workshop
• Champaign chamber seeks award nominations
• Slick roads cause few problems
• We can earn $28M to move, house space shuttle here, says Austria
• Prescription drug abuse task force formed
• Key events in the murder of Tiffany Brown
• Lehner asks teachers to help lawmakers ‘figure out a system’
• Icy commutes possible tonight, Tuesday morning
• Tree falls, hits SUV on Belmont Avenue
• Freezing rain, cold in this week’s forecast
• Probe into deputy’s death continues
• Investigators suspend search at landfill for leads in missing couple case
• It's the first day of open registration for Spring Quarter at Clark State! Don't wait a second longer, come on in and get started today!
• Clark County Men’s Shelter moves to new location
• Federal agents join search for couple
• Search for elderly couple leads to landfill
• McGregor voices opposition to controversial Senate bill
• Witt students perform Chinese program for club
• Campaign targets underage drinking
• 2009 JFS cutbacks a lesson for budget-planners?
• Head-on crash kills 1 on U.S. 68
• Both sides
 predict dire 
results for
 Senate Bill 5
• Widener will be in the tempest of budget battle
• Widener will preside over part of impending budget battle
• Governors targeting powerful public employee unions
• Bargaining rights skirmishes that opened in Ohio and Wisconsin this week being waged on a national, political battlefield.
• Headline goes herey
• Annoying husband upset home vibe with 'aliens'
• Women’s self-defense more about awareness
• City discusses adding new storm-water utility fee
• Police headlines for Feb. 19
• Family pleas for safe return of missing Logan County couple
• Kasich: Current collective bargaining system is not ‘fair’
• Community health center officials fear federal cuts
• Investigation of animal shelter continuing this weekend
• Woman likely died from multiple stab wounds, police say
• Teen’s death from prescription drugs highlight burgeoning problem, sheriff says
• Rep. Turner expects Air Force computer modernization to continue
• Tecumseh student dies from apparent prescription drug overdose
• The last days of winter
• Just in case anyone is wondering...yes, the College is OPEN on Monday.
• CSCC's next Black History Month event: Charles Holt “Finding Your Voice” Feb 22, 6 pm, Clark State Performing Arts Center.
• Local Leaders Meet Over Programs for At-Risk Families
• American Cancer Society Celebrity Luncheon a Success
• Missing Logan County couple sought in connection with Bellefontaine manhunt
• Dinner proceeds to aid Springfield fireman who lost home in fire
• Officials 
declare
 shelter a 
nuisance
• Ohio, Wisconsin at center of collective bargaining battle
• News of woman shock neighbors
• At 85, Jonathan Winters still on a roll
• 'Person of interest' sought in case involving body thought to be missing mother
• Boeing will donate $5 million for new Air Force Museum building
• American Cancer Society Celebrity Luncheon a Success
• Bringing Space Shuttle to Miami Valley One Step Closer
• Professor to Speak About WWII Jet Race
• National Trail Parks and Recreation District Updates
• Group Acquires Local Insurance Agency
• Hitler devotee executed for murder spree
• Body thought to be missing Bellefontaine mother found in her mom's home
• People aren’t investing, living in Ohio, Kasich says
• Northeastern grad’s brave effort to save child from fire comes up short
• Triad official urges consideration on looming cuts
• Memorial decal of deputy to be displayed on NASCAR vehicle in Daytona
• Springfield City Schools program readies students for college life
• Dog warden unhurt after pit bull attack
• Panel examines perspectives on black culture
• A sure sign of Spring...priority registration is going on NOW for Spring Quarter at Clark State!! Don't wait...get the best classes NOW!
• Obama’s request brings shuttle one step closer to area
• $14M to move shuttle to Air Force museum tucked in Obama budget plan
• Man stabbed in stomach, one jailed
• Police headlines for Feb. 15
• Local headlines for Feb. 15
• GRE test changes; more of a challenge
• Northside Appliance 
closes after owner’s death
• School district posts grades online
• Collective 
bargaining changes 
presented

• Widmer found guilty of murder
• Dick Ward, Fair at New Boston co-founder, laid to rest
• Base could see millions for new missions
• County tamps down on take-home car policy
• Downtown traffic conversion debated
• Missing woman’s car is found, reward being offered
• Reps to host public forum on state budget in Clark County
• Special Olympics tournament to be held in Hopper’s honor
• Kenton Ridge teen accused of smoking pot in school parking lot
• Missing Bellefontaine woman’s car found
• Deputies make arrest after homeowner finds burglar in house
• Plan is first shot in budget war
• Unanimous support for half-cent sales tax at meeting
• Local headlines for Feb. 14
• One killed, another injured in separate crashes Monday
• Parks district future discussed
• Ohio to see 74% increase in federal transportation spending
• Springfield’s own Legend takes home 3 more Grammys
• Live Jazz music in the Rotunda with Dean Simms
• Area families taking advantage of warm weather
• Applications being accepted for annual art show
• Woman crashes into tree, flown to OSU hospital
• Small truck fire forces 20-minute evacuation of airport tower
• Springfield Police Division offering self defense class this weekend
• Shuttle decision will be a test of Ohio’s political clout
• Car flips, catches fire, killing local woman
• Union Alley to close today
• John Legend wins 3 Grammys
• Enon mayor, council president clash over police chief
• Final ‘road trip’ honors soldier with local ties killed in Afghanistan
• Shuttle decision will be a test of Ohio’s political clout
• Fallen soldier saluted at memorial service
• Winter chill triggers veteran’s memory of Battle of the Bulge
• Don’t let bad breath wreck romantic plans
• Police searching for Bellefontaine woman, missing since Friday
• Commentary: Obama, Kasich preach jobs at meetings
• Obama, Kasich preach jobs at Chamber of Commerce meetings
• Abortions would be costly, difficult to get under new bills
• Ex-Dayton, Springfield resident killed in Afghanistan
• Johnson: Rude drivers make parking difficult
• Dancing with dad ‘perfect’ at Girl Scouts get-together
• Chagas’ disease alters view of differently abled
• Greenon student manager gets extra time in spotlight
• Cuts being considering in Congress threaten Rocking Horse
• Memorial Sunday for former Springfield resident killed in Afghanistan
• Judge Buckwalter takes bench in Greene County
• Widmer jury expects to begin deliberating Monday
• Schuler’s to open Limestone Street bakery and store
• Local headlines for Feb. 11
• 'Smilin; Bob' fund transferred to Springfield Foundation
• Local farmers feed into banner year for rail freight
• City pursues labor complaint against firefighters
• Retired Air Force colonel joins Austria’s congressional staff
• Sobriety checkpoint set for tonight
• Indictments filed in Champaign County
• Warmer weather on the way
• County mulls renewal of half-percent sales tax
• Local headlines for Feb. 10
• Area prof believes Egypt will succeed in transition
• NW Schools Open President’s Day
• Filing error forces council member off ballot
• K9 Delights 3rd Graders
• Cost of flu shot could increase slightly
• Benefit for fallen deputy to be held Friday
• Men accused in Oakwood Place killing plead not guilty
• Kasich to speak at Chamber event
• February is Black History Month: The first African-American poet to receive national recognition was Dayton native Paul Laurence Dunbar.
• Teachers, local officials may lose ability to negotiate work contracts under bill
• Severe cold expected this morning
• GOP has Statehouse clout to change collective bargaining
• Ohio bill would outlaw abortion at heartbeat
• Teachers, local government officials could lose ability to negotiate work contracts under bill
• Springfield woman with cancer 'ready to kick this thing'
• Horse racing track owner could build $200 million track in Dayton
• Parishioners say Stang knew the risks of her mission
• Bill Murray’s sister to bring Sister Dorothy back to Springfield
• Tips To Alleviate Stress This Tax Season
• True Meaning of Valentine’s Day?
• Over 1,150 Served
• Tips and Changes That Can Alleviate Stress During Tax Season
• Springfield Prepares To Bloom Again
• Students Part of First Prototype Design Camp
• Conference Sold Out for Second Consecutive Year
• Springfield Man Advances to Semi-Finals of National Meat Cutting Challenge
• February is Black History Month: Do you know who the first African-American to win the Nobel Prize in Literature was? It was Ohio native Toni Morrison.
• City chains, locks Crowell-Collier building
• Temperatures to remain low through this week
• Home destroyed by fire
• Local headlines for Feb. 8
• Family routed by Feb. fire thanks community donors
• Tecumseh Local gives community its say on plan B
• Medical office building on tap
• VA to test 535 dental patients for infections
• Grandparents locked girl in bathroom for six years
• Proposed plan aims to slash county recidivism rate
• Sheriff may go outside county for jail medication
• Hollandia has new executive director
• Restaurant razed after closing early this year
• More snow moves in Tuesday
• Ohio Hi-Point to host open house
• Snow causes minor problems on local roads
• Area family featured in Super Bowl opening
• Development, money top issues at political meet
• Board votes to reopen parks
• Warren County family featured in Super Bowl opening
• Some snow possible today, but sunny skies to follow
• Local headlines for Feb. 7
• Should city convert downtown to two-way traffic? Your view needed
• Knowledge key to Ohio’s future, OSU leader says
• Widmer defense wants full copy of ‘Dateline NBC’ for testimony
• Hi-Point sets dates for health field training
• Library to host poetry contest on civil war
• Rotary chairman to visit Urbana
• Ohio Hi-Point will be in session on President’s Day
• State rests its case against Widmer
• Entries accepted for Mechanicsburg art festival
• Lunch program to focus on juvenile offenders
• More snow on the way
• Reopening Antioch College would set historic precedent
• Truckers, others to pass along high cost of diesel to consumers
• Former faculty want jobs, input on new Antioch College, its curriculum
• Kasich defends Cabinet despite diversity dispute
• Proponents say diversity improves government
• 3 deaths, 2 police-involved shooting incidents, 1 month
• It’s clicks, not cliques, at online schools
• Families giving online learning a try
• Life-threatening situations determine response
• Rediscovering riches of Earth clears the mind
• Championship 4-State Rodeo gears up for last event of year
• Region has experienced 79 days of below-freezing temperatures
• Talking about weather warming
• Urbana fish hatchery recognized by students, leaders for sustainability
• Springfield art museum acquires a prized painting
• Insurance officials: Dayton among hardest hit by storm
• Ex-Dayton city manager nominated to keep PUCO seat
• Office would bring doctors back to campus
• Physicians plan $12M complex at WSU
• Centenarian looks back, pedals ahead
• Officials worry state budget cuts could threaten local safety net
• Snow in the weekend forecast
• United Way campaign nears pledge goal
• Briefs for feb. 4
• Winter weather advisory issued for Saturday
• Ice storm didn’t pack as much punch as hurricane
• Fire destroys firefighter's home
• Power out for less than 200 in Clark County
• Witt teacher knows way to Carnegie Hall
• St. Paris man helped save famous horses
• Loads reduced on three 'fracture critical' bridges
• Newspaper editor, Springfield native John Cole dies
• Local Center Provides Affordable Health Care Options
• Award Clears Path For Cutting-Edge Research
• Benefit for Fallen Deputy Hero a Success
• Bowlers Line Up For Largest Fundraiser
• Wilt PR Brings On New Intern
• Mansfield Doctor To Head Nationwide Glaucoma Awareness Initiative
• Chemistry Student Wins National Award
• Marine Scientist/Deep-Sea Explorer to Speak At Wittenberg Endowed Lecture
• Senator Honored as “Outstanding Public Official”
• Stay warm, safe when power goes out
• Icy one-two punch keeps schools, businesses closed
• Voters to decide levies, commission candidates

• Levy failure would lead to end of neighborhood schools
• Firemen going door-to-door save woman from cold
• City commission seat is up for grabs
• District wants to break the levy cycle
• Darryl Bauer: Industrial artifacts preserved
• Races for mayor, 4th ward on ballot in Urbana
• Stay warm, safe when power goes out</
• Snow emergency lifted in Clark County
• Widmer admitted punching, killing wife, witness testifies
• Power truck slides off road, overturns
• City, county shell out overtime for cleanup, but no more than normal
• Two homes suffer minor damage Wednesday
• Food-safety tips for those without power
• Local man promoted to rank of vice admiral
• Storm leaves 80% of Yellow Springs without power, water
• Emergency weather staples still available at some stores
• 154,000 without power across several states
• Tree trimmers staying busy during storm
• Warming shelters open in Clark, Champaign counties
• Imaging technology helps minimize man's brain damage
• Blood platelet donors needed
• City candidates, schools file for ballot
• Wind advisory issued by National Weather Service
• Clark State is CLOSED again today, Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2011 because of bad weather. All classes and activities are cancelled.
• Ice closes schools, government offices as area braces for more
• Champaign sheriff closes all roads; Clark County at Level 2 emergency
• Cable barriers stop sliding tractor-trailer from crossing median on icy I-70 Tuesday
• Cases of whooping cough up in Ohio
• Alleged bank robber from Lima dies 
in hospital after being shot by police
• Dancing With the Clark County Celebrities hopes to draw 425
• ‘When you talk about stroke, every second matters’
• Indulgent uncle’s gift was a real lifesaver
• Warming temperatures will turn freezing rain to rain
• U.S. 40 overpass re-opens after being shut down due to icy conditions
• Next wave of weather expected to hit soon
• Level One emergencies, multiple closings declared
• Grand jury indicts 22
• Clark State is CLOSED today, Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011 because of bad weather. All classes and activities are cancelled.
• Wintry
 blast 
sparks 
buyers
• Grace Lutheran Church votes to join new denomination
• Ice River delays plant opening until summer
• Granddaughter uses cell to help in medical emergency
• Catholic Central program 
provides on-the-job training
• Ice arena parking variance didn’t pass
• Witt profs feel ripples of Egypt turmoil
• Springfield rep stalls Sinclair land deal
• Mastodon maneuverings bring back original Catawba excitement
• Homelessness study spotlights chronic issue in counties
• Pardon fails to help revive nursing career
• Police respond to bottle bombs at business
• The King’s Speech shows a problem many face
• Crash data cited in calls for tougher seat belt law
• No seat belt: Death risk 47 times higher
• Store’s closing a loss for town
• Deadline to renew your dog’s tags is Monday
• Fond memories of Groeber’s linger
• Local mental health board criticizes accreditation process
• Minnesota disaster leads to testing of county bridges
• Deputy involved in fatal St. Marys shooting Friday evening
• Police chief’s lie rankles village council
• Gurney gets 20 months in prison, dishonorable discharge
• Gurney says he was in ‘cycle of sin’
• Local headlines
• Tuskegee Airmen honored at Masonic Community event
• Majority of hospital employees vote no to unionization
• No cause determined for fatal St. Paris fire
• Roads clear despite snow
• Portman lands committee assignment key to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
• Kasich promises efforts to fix Grand Lake St. Marys
• Boosters evicted from concession stand
• Hospital union vote to be aired
• Ohio reviews options facing 5 public pension systems
• Downtown Urbana bookstore closing its doors after 26 years
• Young’s, Schuler’s announce new deal
• Public input sought for street conversion study
• Jurors to begin deliberations on airman accused of sexual harassment
• Snow possible Thursday evening
• New director of ADAMHS has experience with agency
• Public workers to pay more if pension plan passes
• Teachers retirement board to vote today on proposed pension changes
• Lincoln parents say safety biggest concern at community meeting
• Top airman Gurney revealed sexual details to investigators, tape shows
• Snow tires losing grip on drivers
• Veteran Urbana Police officer resigns following crash
• Graham to seek 5-year, 8-mil levy on May ballot
• Power outages hit parts of city
• Enon back on the market for administrator
• Ohio’s Oldest Independent Private School Continues to Shine
• Organic Grain Farmers to Keynote Ohio’s Largest Sustainable Food and Farm Conference
• Simulcast Brings Secret Church to a Church Near You on Good Friday
• Mental Health and Recovery Board Receives Additional Treatment Dollars
• WNKU Expanding Into Dayton and Surrounding Areas
• Northridge Elementary Students Donate Warm Gifts to Rocking Horse Center
• Northeastern Local Students Compete in Math Challenge
• Lincoln to speak at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Dayton Regional STEM School Hosts Immigration Showcase
• Students study diverse topics at science fair
• Snow possible later this week
• Springfield residents miss cable’s Channel 5
• Man, 54, had been dead in apartment several weeks
• 2nd Greenon coach sues school district
• Neighborhood effort targets area around Lincoln Elementary
• Can Hot Spot Cards be a tool against crime across county?
• Public invited to give input on extending sales tax
• Airman: Air Force superior groped her, sent her sexual text messages
• Base sets hearing for sergeant accused of sexual harassment
• "A potent cinematic hand grenade tossed to bigots everywhere." (Todd McCarthy of the Sundance Review). Clark State students can buy tix to the only Ohio showing of Red State on Friday at 9:00 a.m., an hour before the general public.
• Cold weather will continue, but no snow expected
• Economy showing steady signs of improvement
• Local headlines
• Companies plan to boost hiring during next six months, survey shows
• Ice rink parking stirs debate
• Interstate exit ramps, lanes closed through Wednesday
• Groeber’s closes after 56 years
• Will infamous church follow Kevin Smith here?
• Armless wrestler accepts no limits, "no excuses."
• Wright-Patterson airman pleads guilty to 13 Air Force charges
• Highway patrol investigating two crashes at same location
• Tractor-trailer, mini-van involved in crash on Edwin C. Moses Boulevard
• Reader solicitation: Have you bought three-season tires and driven them anyway?
• Person trapped after wreck between car and semi
• The Clark State Performing Arts Center is the only Ohio theater to show the premiere of Kevin Smith's new movie Red State Tickets are $67 and go on sale this Friday, January 28 for the March 14 show. Check out the trailer!!
• Memories of SNS photographer Howard O. Weber bring smiles
• Snow likely today
• County to sustain its smoke-free effort
• Enon Beach a year-round address for some residents
• 2 of 25 hospitals in region unionized
• Homeless count to begin this week
• Freshwater Farms finds use for old Christmas trees
• Crane manufacturer beats recession, expands globally
• Briefs
• Vectren natural gas bills likely to go down
• Bank robbery suspect indicted
• Heavy snow ends, but cold will stick around through weekend
• Suit filed over ownership of Competition Accessories
• County's new prosecutor ready to ‘hit the ground running’
• More than 4 inches of snowfall Thursday, schools closed today
• Sobriety checkpoint cancelled
• Alleged area bank robber indicted in 7 other Ohio robberies
• Storm brings hazardous conditions to area’s roads
• Old power plant site cleaned up, inquiry continues in razing error
• Black student at Witt reports ‘whites only’ sign taped to door
• Grant may help Urbana rehire 2 firefighters
• Hospital leadership at odds over decision to allow unionization vote
• Clark State is closing today, Thursday, January 20, 2011 at 5:00 p.m. All evening classes are cancelled.
• Economic Development Moving Ahead in 2011
• Innovative Saturday Science Program Continues
• January Jeopardy Luncheon
• Free Tax Preparation
• Eligible Ohioans Can File Taxes Free Through Ohio Benefit Bank
• Spike in suicides last year for Army Guard, Reserve
• Sobriety checkpoint scheduled
• Greenon closed, Northwestern dismissing early due to weather
• Visitation for horror host Dr. Creep draws crowd of admirers
• Military branches adopt measures 
to prevent suicides
• Obama’s ex-pastor speaks 
at WSU
• Road crews working to stay ahead of snow storm
• More tornado sirens needed, Clark commissioners say
• Families grade local nursing homes on care
• Ice arena plans incorporate Memorial Hall facade
• Township to add third tornado siren
• 4 to 5 inches of snow expected
• Icy roads bring accidents, school closings; 3-5 inches of snow on the way
• Locals Come Together to Reopen Parks and Trails
• Springfield Foundation Names New Trustees to Board
• Innovative Saturday Science Program Continues
• Go Red Connect Casting Call to Be Held at Dayton Mall
• Cedarville Library Announces February Programs
• Editorial of Gratitude
• Fund raising Event for Fallen Deputy’s Children
• Academy Shows Respect for Fallen Hero
• Carson Becomes First Player to Return as Coach
• The American Society of Safety Engineers Reflect on 100 Years
• 4 to 5 inches of snow expected tomorrow
• Icy roads causing accidents, closing schools
• Wrong-way driver released on bond
• Kenton Ridge grad Wilson named county prosecutor
• Newspaper box reported stolen
• Mental Health expects 10 percent funding cut
• Urbana changes insurance broker; council questions decision
• Wilson named prosecutor
• Local headlines for Jan. 18
• New Carlisle votes to put health levy back on ballot
• Howard Weber, longtime News-Sun photographer, dies at 85
• Konecranes acquires South American company
• Community Mercy employees to take union vote next week
• New Carlisle man is area's newest citizen
• Clark County commissioners begin shaking couch cushions to fill budget gap
• Visitation for ‘Dr. Creep’ scheduled for Wednesday
• New greenhouse gas regulations may close utilities
• Greenhouse gas regulations target Ohio coal power
• Hit in the face lands one in jail
• Man allegedly makes threats with gun, is jailed
• Columbia Gas announces plans 
to replace pipes on 14 city streets
• Activist cheers ‘freedom fighters’
• ‘Unity March’ draws dedicated participants
• Trustees OK $5,000 for Enon bus service
• Springfield native named Ohio National Guard leader
• Local units preparing to head to war
• Springfield native leading Ohio guardsmen
• Miami Valley residents gather to celebrate MLK Day
• Digital textbooks becoming reality for many students
• Fire marshal seeking tips on trailer blaze of man suspected of killing deputy
• Fire marshal seeking tips on trailer blaze
• Coach’s widow, kids start group to pay sports fees
• Top jobs 
elusive 
for most 
blacks
• Water systems book gives insight into an earlier time
• WPAFB engineer evaluated brother's contracting firm
• Navistar’s retirement offer taken by workers
• Rampage highlights college policies
• More area college students 
seek psychiatric treatment
• Trailer of man who shot and killed deputy is destroyed by fire
• Hunting popularity on the rise in Ohio
• Differing views on Wilberforce’s future
• President, union clash over Wilberforce outlook
• Speaker says remember King by freeing minds
• Sellers to speak on Civil Rights Movement's unsung heroes
• Jordan won’t attend conservative conference
• Local headlines for Jan. 15
• Speaker walked difficult road to successful academic career
• “Dr. Creep” dies at 68
• Bridge work will close Ohio 4 westbound for months in 2012
• Fire investigation continues
• Police arrest one in connection with 2010 shooting death
• Fire crews at scene of house fire
• One in custody after standoff with gunman in trailer
• Local headlines for Jan. 13
• Clark State to offer free computer classes
• Top Dog contest winners announced
• Local raffle will kick off next week
• MLK events schedule
• Urbana High School placed on lockdown Thursday
• Family Day to Center Around Robotics
• National Wear Red Day Announced
• Homeless With Outstanding Talents Go Viral All Over The Web
• Pole Buildings and Metal Buildings Featured on Ohio Contractor’s Website
• Engineer: Most Champaign County bridges in good condition
• Keeping My Home… Surviving The Mortgage Crisis
• Broken water pipe forces Northeastern High School to close early
• Springfield Foundation turn to small scholarships to fill gap
• Attendance numbers rising at area’s amusement parks
• Snow possible this weekend
• Area schools running out of calamity days
• County parks closer to re-opening in spring
• Longtime restaurant building to be razed
• Bean, Lokai, file for city elections
• Springfield Foundation reserves cushion economic blow
• Public meeting tonight to discuss Donnelsville water contamination
• Talk to focus on Chinese history, culture
• Celebrity Luncheon Unites Community in the Fight Against Cancer
• Clark State Awarded $75,000 Grant
• American Red Cross Looking for Volunteers
• National Wear Red Day Announced
• Family Day to Center Around Robotics
• Mammograms Available Through New Program
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Luncheon Announced
• Hackett to serve on House Insurance Committee
• Slick roads cause minor accidents on I-70
• Wintry blast lingers, causing crashes and canceling events
• Probe of trailer park gun battle continues
• Ohio Senate rejects appointing McLin to Lottery Commission
• Wintry blast lingers as 2 to 4 inches of snow likely today
• City commission places hold on new game room, internet cafe permits
• Local headlines for Jan. 11
• Christian bookstore fills four-year retail void at Upper Valley Mall
• Community, lawmakers honor fallen deputy
• Schools dismiss early, Champaign County under Level 1 snow emergency
• Clark County commissioners elect new president
• New water lines could cost each eastern Garden Acres resident at least $2,600
• Inclement weather forcing area schools to dismiss early
• Windseeker latest Kings Island toy
• Closed dental business set to transfer patients
• Local headlines for Jan. 10
• Former prosecutor starts job with AG
• 'We're all Ohioans. We're all Buckeyes together', Gov. Kasich says
• Cousin Vinny’s Pizza chain opens first of two Springfield-area stores
• Dewine wants Ohio to join court challenge to health care law
• Suspect gets away after multi-county chase
• Kings Island's latest ride set to debut in April
• Severe weather cancels flights from Dayton to Atlanta
• More snow expected this week
• Kasich sworn in as Ohio’s new governor
• Boehner: ‘An attack on one ... is an attack on all’
• Americans turn to technology to control screen distractions
• DeWine, Husted sworn in to statewide offices
• Kasich promises changes as Ohio’s new governor
• Foxhole buddies remember their time on Korean Peninsula
• Homeless shelter relocating
• Officers in pursuit of stolen vehicle
• Boehner: An attack on one who serves is an attack on all who serve
• Boehner to make statement on Giffords tragedy Sunday
• Riders get a handle on handling a horse
• Stafford: Some ideas need a little time to thrive
• Cottrel: tears were not enough for some
• Champaign County health officials urge radon testing
• Johnson: ’Tis the season for creeping crud, coughing
• Semi rolls over, sends three to hospital
• Faulty, missing smoke alarms tied to 6 fire deaths this week
• Students write notes of condolence to deputy’s family
• Somber, stately funeral for deputy ends difficult, sad week
• Local headlines for Jan. 7
• Officers, first responders honor fallen comrade
• Slain deputy honored by family, friends, peers
• Hopper recalled fondly at school
• Fluoride levels in water may be reduced
• Two women from Clark County cases granted clemency
• Slain deputy begins journey to final resting place
• Clark County workers turn down union representation
• Snow could make for rough commute
• Not sure about bad weather closings? Sign up for Eagle Alerts (link below) and check the website or FB. Clark State closings, delays and early releases will also be broadcast on local news channels.
• Hundreds attend slain deputy’s visitation; funeral today
• Area residents travel to see Boehner sworn in as Speaker of the House
• Road salt bid practices cost Ohio an extra $59M
• Hundreds attend slain deputy’s visitation
• Local headlines for Jan. 6
• Women who died in early morning fire identified
• Bid-flaw may have lead Ohio to overpay $59M for road salt
• Snow, crashes return to the area
• County official docked nearly $2,000 just before retirement
• King celebrations a time to reflect
• Snow flurries bring three local accidents
• Slain deputy sheriff loved people, wanted to help
• More development near museum would boost tourism, says official
• 2 dead in early-morning fire
• Deputy’s funeral procession route released, traffic delays expected
• ‘Welcome to Greene County’ signs cause rift in Republican Party
• 1.32M visitors give AF museum its 2nd highest attendance
• Jobs likely to return as service industries grow again
• Tax changes delays filing for many
• Deputy sheriff loved people, wanted to help
• Parents get slain deputy’s message after news of death
• Alleged gunman’s psych file from earlier standoff released
• School brings back recent grads
• Local opera singer on Grammy nominated album
• Townshend will finally overcome fear of New York
• Survey results to help focus Champaign County resources
• Speaker-elect’s family emotional over Wednesday’s monumental event
• A Hero Among Heroes
• More Ohio Consumers Took Action in 2010
• Surprised by Joy In Haiti
• A Hero Among Heroes
• Ways To Save Money In The New Year
• 4-H Provides Chance to Give Your Child the Gift of Agriculture
• United Veterans Need Help
• Ohio Classrooms Gain 81 Teachers
• Shawnee Class of 1961 Reunion Set
• New Tax Bill Includes Help for Charities Provision Permits Tax-free Charitable Transfers from IRAs
• Student Discovers Passion For Service, Direction For Future
• Surprised by Joy
• Why Do the Chinese Do That? Understanding Chinese Culture
• Bio: John Boehner’s return to power an improbable comeback
• Victim in fatal St. Paris fire identified
• Two arrested on arson charges in Urbana fire
• Boehner, staff settle into their new Capitol Hill offices
• Area residents travel to see Boehner sworn in as next U.S. House speaker
• Eliminating estate tax causing concern
• Allcare Dental closes doors
• Local headlines for Jan. 4
• Three indicted by Clark County Grand Jury
• Julianne Hough is a two time winner on Dancing with the Stars and her first country album debuted at #1 on the charts. She also happens to be dating Ryan Seacrest! Julianne will be at the PAC on February 26 and students can buy discount tix...while the
• Kennedy named Clark County administrator
• Victim in fatal fire identified
• Two arrested on arson charges
• Champaign County approves 2011 budget
• So who's already used their student discount to buy Julianne Hough tix? If you haven't, why not?????
• Ramps closed on I-70 today
• More than 150 board buses to witness Boehner take oath as Speaker
• Suspect in deputy shooting was under mental-health care
• Enon Beach residents hold vigil
• Fund set up to assist Patrolman Blum
• Shooter was involved in similar incident with a deputy in 2001
• Clark Co. shooting a shock to ‘best friend’
• Suspect for deputy shooting was under mental-health care
• New parents brace for dad’s Iraq duty with Fighter Wing Squadron
• Local headlines for Jan. 3
• Shooting 
a shock to ‘best
 friend’
• New parents prepare for 8-month separation
• Commerce Point flooded
• Complaint about dog feces precedes deadly shootout
• Confrontation that ended in deputy’s death began over neighbor’s dog
• Deputy’s funeral set, memorial fund established
• Man who shot Clark County officers involved in similar shootout in 2001
• Welcome back to campus! Before you start writing those Winter Quarter papers, check out this list of banished words that you might want to avoid!
• Suspect in deputy's death reportedly threatened man with knife in 2009
• Dreams during tough times
 push lottery to record sales
• Critics say losing 3C will cost Ohio $3 billion
• Fallen deputy's father says family is 'strong in their faith'
• Shawnee will review cost-cutting options at forums
• Fatal home fire under investigation
• Deputy, gunman killed in shootout
• Police headlines for Jan. 1
• Critics say losing 3C will coast Ohio $3 billion
• Life in the kitchen gets a bit better
• One dead in Champaign County house fire
• National ABC, Fox shows to stay on Time Warner
• Y welcomes new year with a 2,011-yard swim event
• Truck driver in grain truck crash recovering
• Warm weather not expected to last
• Earthquake shakes Miami Valley, leaves scientists puzzled
• Grand Lake St. Marys alum treatment test fails, reports state
• Area residents talk about earthquake
• Spilling the beans: Overturned grain truck blocks road
• House burns in Urbana Twp.
• Warmer weather arrives for new year
• Call to Duty event honors deploying unit, families
• Local headlines for Dec. 29
• Industrial parks brighten 2011 local business prospects
• Tenacity made Tackett successful public servant
• Tackett leaves last mark as local hero
• Former Greenon football coach sues district
• Students Donate to Fisher House
• GoChampaign Website Debut January 1st
• Projects Moving Forward in 2011
• Regional STEM School Students Donate Food to the Fisher House and the Foodbank
• 2011 National Urban Education Conference
• South Vienna Elementary Students Learn That Everybody Counts
• Springfield High to Offer Free OGT Winter Institute
• 2 new medical buildings under construction next year
• Rain, warmer temperatures expected
• Birth certificates can be issued to all Ohioans
• Infected sprouts not sold in Ohio
• Rising Social Security usage could create problems later
• New car sales expected to grow by 1.1 million in 2010
• Howard retiring as county administrator
• Making the evergreen “ever green” by recycling
• Goodrich appointed new Clark County Parks commissioner
• New Carlisle preparing for ball drop
• Two new medical buildings under construction next year
• Clark County Grand Jury indicts 11
• Gas prices more than $3 locally
• Local woman turns 100, still going strong
• Satellite TV loses, cable wins in sales tax decision
• Most cancelled flights rebooked; warming trend may bring rain to area
• GOP sets selection date for next Clark County prosecutor
• 100 years and going strong
• Sledding season: so far, so good
• Warming trend could bring rain by week’s end
• Frigid temperatures to remain early this week
• Welfare drains cash from social services
• Projects are silver lining during tough economy
• Memorable stories from Memorial Hall
• Cuts force social service providers to curtail programs
• K-12 to focus on college readiness
• Teacher ed programs welcome state evaluations
• 2010 Year-in-review: Began with loss, ended with hope
• Officials: More work, no raises justify bonuses for some county employees
• Good neighbors are good with or without fences
• A creative solution to the December birthday dilemma
• Stafford: ‘Where are our children, whose ones are these?’
• Dusting of White Christmas hits Miami Valley
• Lawrenceville eatery shuts down after decades
• Great Christmas memories focus 
on folks, not gifts
• Grandpa remembered also as Santa Claus
• White Christmas hits Miami Valley
• Light snow in tonight’s forecast
• Funeral services set for second teen killed in crash
• Judge recuses self in Jason Dean murder retrial
• Gas prices rise to $3 a gallon
• Christmas displays dim over the years
• Shooting victim’s survival celebrated yearly by officer
• Light snow expected Christmas morning
• Community coping with fatal car crash
• Boxes Shipped to Our Troops
• Annual Christmas Service Project Recognized
• Chamber Of Commerce Begins 2011 Drive
• Tecumseh student, grad killed, 3 others injured in crash
• Recent teen crashes show dangers of ice, inexperience
• Backpack program receives 3-year grant
• Consider 
helping
 someone in need
• Tecumseh student, grad killed, 3 others injured in early-morning crash
• Bauer: Consider 
helping
 someone 
in need
• Police substation host to Operation Santa
• Urbana school board approves teacher contract
• Home care service adopts local man for Christmas
• Backpack program receives three-year grant
• Annual Christmas Service Project Recognized
• Boxes Shipped to Our Troops a Success
• History Journal Wins National Competition
• Maiden Lane Breaks Ground on Family Activity Center
• Connect Ohio’s Technical Association Discusses Every Citizen Online and Last-Mile Projects
• National Museum of the United States Air Force Announces Educational Programs
• Wittenberg’s Communications Program Named As Nation’s Best
• Ohio Hi-Point Holds Final Board of Education Meeting of 2010
• Volunteer Opportunity
• 'Long shot’ expansion project would bring hundreds of jobs, developer says
• Freezing drizzle leaves roads slick; snow flurries expected
• Tearful reunion for Army dad home for the holidays
• Two dead, three hurt in crash on Route 235
• Wright State University to lead research efforts for Air Force
• Church expansion to vacate some streets
• Zoning change may mean ‘home run’
• Officer:
 January a 
reason to 
celebrate
• Army corporal surprises his mother and daughter at 
local Walmart
• Jobless rates drop across region, Ohio
• Army officer to celebrate Christmas with family in January
• Springfield natives serving in military to visit relatives for holidays
• Soldier returns home after more than 2 years
• Work begins to clean paper mill site
• Developer: Zoning change will greenlight economic ‘home run’
• Major airlines post highest profit margin in eight years
• Fire reported at Hustead property
• Woman calls 911 with fake complaint, then jailed
• Clark State will be closed for the holidays Dec 23-25, 31 and Jan 1. Winter Quarter starts January 3! We can't wait to see you on campus!
• Hospital construction continues during winter
• Ice arena to complement downtown buildings
• Salt pile dispute heading to federal court
• Agency expects to help 200 families at Toy Shop
• Job and Family Services to close for holidays
• Hunan East sells after a decade on market
• Lane closures on I-70 to start Tuesday
• The Tommy Ray Band: A big band sound with lots of local talent
• Medicare switch means ‘more hands-on medical care’
• New rules lead to drop in crashes involving teens
• Widow gets lost Yorkie back home for Christmas
• Brown reluctantly backs tax bill, vote may help him in 2012
• Neighborhood lives through hard times
• Troubling times for
Census tract 5
• One local family busier than most during December
• Little Ones offers gently used holidays gifts
• Local agencies preparing to count homeless
• Mastodon on the move at Ohio Historical Society
• Christmas slides are treasured gifts
• Breakfast with Santa serves many purposes
• New Carlisle shop showcases local artists, recycled furniture
• Demolition will affect traffic in Mechanicsburg
• Fire destroys Christiansburg home
• Shopping online mostly safe, but you can’t do much about cybercrime
• Local headlines for Dec, 17
• Traffic backed up on I-70
• Man in home invasion killing gets 12 years in prison
• Hospital donates 100 mattresses to nonprofits
• Champaign County club rocked the world back in '63
• Man in home invasion killing gets 12 years
• Man accused of threatening to blow up county building
• Time of sobriety checkpoint announced
• Students Encouraging Wounded Marines
• Sobriety checkpoint scheduled
• Youth urge NASA to bring shuttle to area
• Local headlines for Dec, 16
• More snow slows area traffic, break coming until Monday
• City launches second phase of home rehab program
• Deputy’s gun belt stolen from personal vehicle
• Local woman wins $200,000 lotto
• Local woman wins $200,000 in lotto
• Champaign County rocks, or at least it did in 1963
• Snowblower reported stolen
• Sobriety checkpoint scheduled for Friday
• Do you have a favorite Christmas memory?
• Dog’s sad saga ends with a new beginning in Arizona sanctuary
• Snow expected throughout morning
• Gift of a pet needs extra consideration
• Weather advisories go out as bands of snow hit
• Weather advisories go out as bands of snow hit Valley
• New Air Force museum director has sights on shuttle
• We want to hear from you
• Humane Society offers many plans to find homes for pets
• Springfield seeks renewal levy
• About 100 accept Navistar buyout
• Agency plans switch to new method to put down dogs
• Springfield bus service contract extended
• Diplomat, Springfield grad Harter dies
• Woodstock agency hosts Christmas Ball for clients
• 3 inches of snow could fall by Thursday morning
• Der Dutchman sister store to sell everything
• Champaign County lifts snow emergency
• Classic cars spared in Mershon’s fire
• Urbana council approves 2011 budget
• Local headlines for Dec. 14
• Shelter offers numerous plans to find homes for pets
• Story has happy ending for some abandoned dogs
• Report paints grim portrait of region's economy
• Whitewater project receives state recognition
• Grad returns to SHS to offer college insight
• Man accused in home invasion killing pleads guilty
• County can balance budget without layoffs, officials say
• Local schools place in essay competition
• Project Jericho helps students hone talents
• Rotary Club Christmas party brings joy despite snow, ice
• How does the waiting game work?
• School calamity days down to three this year
• Once in shelter, dogs evaluated for adoption
• Ticket sales will decide whether NCAA stays
• 49-year-old man suffers head injuries after 2-car crash
• How Tecumseh handles complaints against teachers
• Man jailed after alleged attack on ER nurse
• Police arrest two in separate robberies
• Champaign County under Level 1, few traffic problems so far
• Glenn Beck coming to Beavercreek, Wilmington
• Once abandoned, dogs face difficult obstacles
• Fleas, skin problems common in dogs that are abandoned
• Snow to taper off today, but freezing temps linger
• Urbana business focus of Green Magazine TV show
• The special gift to give in 1906? 
A Springfield-made manure spreader
• Districts consider long-term solar agreements
• Incentives for religious theme park fuel controversy
• Christian-themed attractions to soon dot I-75 corridor
• Animal abandonment cases skyrocketing
• Crash closes Champaign County road
• Winter weather advisory issued for Sunday afternoon
• Tecumseh handling of file of teacher complaints in question
• Winter weather advisory starts at 7 a.m. Sunday
• Glenn Beck coming to Beavercreek, Wilmington this week
• Abandoned pets on the rise during the recession
• Fire department helping Santa
• Johnson: Giving his due to one local December birthday celebrant
• Increase physical activity to release stress of the holidays
• Snow, wind coming tomorrow
• Forcast calls for heavy winds and snow showers
• Columbia Street slowdown will last at least a month
• Champaign County crash kills 1
• Champaign County crash kills 1
• I-70 widening project pushed back a year
• New Springfield fire chief sworn in
• Austria to serve on committee key to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
• Columbia Street closure will last at least a month
• Survivor of horrific I-675 crash appears on Today Show
• The next evening Police Academy is accepting applications. The academy will run Monday-Friday, January 24-July 6, 5:30-10:30 pm. The day Police Academy is also accepting applications. It will run Monday-Friday, 8 am-5 pm and begin March 21. Apply in pers
• Half of Hollywood's newest "It Couple" is coming to Clark State in February. Get your Julianne Hough tix ASAP before they all sell out...or put them on your xmas list. Remember to ask for your student discount.
• Clark State's Police Academy graduated 35 students last night. Congrats to all...and remember us fondly if you ever pull us over!
• Columbia Street closure will last ‘a little while’
• Drag race ends in crash
• Local headlines: Homeless overflow shelter to open
• Wittenberg, SHS great Winkhouse dies
• Longtime Nehemiah Foundation director to resign
• Springfield fire chief to retire Friday
• Holiday festival crews seek input
• High-speed crash victim to appear on Today show
• Northeastern superintendent retiring
• ‘Cookie Walk’ returns after 9-year absence
• Two area men win lottery
• Man accused of killing 7-week-old baby in custody
• Smokey the dog, sanctuary director getting free flight
• Strong weekend snowstorm predicted
• Light snow expected tonight
• $5K donation saves PAWS shelter from closure
• Weekend snow storm predicted
• Filing says gas station won beer issue by one vote
• Railroad upgrade approved in Champaign County
• Annual vigil offers chance for parents to grieve
• Art museum names new executive director
• Dec. 31 deadline looms for federal energy tax credits
• Commissioners won’t change Springfield City Area Transit operator
• 6-mile 'death trap’ stretch to be widened
• Ground Breaking of New Rehab Facility A Success
• Salvation Army Continues Food Drive Efforts
• Understanding Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Support the Troops This Holiday Season
• Time for Annual Flu Vaccine
• Commission Announces New Security Camera Installation
• Ohio Senate Passes Legislation to Increase Human Trafficking Penalties
• Schumaker appointed deputy attorney general for law enforcement
• Dewine: Schumaker is ‘prosecutor’s prosecutor’
• Blood center cuts 10 registrar jobs
• Unlicensed trash hauling on rise
• Solvent in Donnelsville wells poses health risk
• Hot, cold flashes in forecast
• Ultes dies at 65 in 
Florida
• Wittenberg play discusses changing relationships
• Air Force aerospace medicine classes get started in Kettering
• First wave of BRAC jobs land at Wright-Patterson
• Dayton rated No. 6 among military retirement locations
• Utility work on Upper Valley Pike
• IRS may have a refund check waiting for you
• Hospice memorial service part of grieving, healing
• New disc explores Christmas in downtown Springfield in days gone by
• Vote sought on two gun bills
• Lull in new construction takes a toll on sod farms
• Tipp City’s Beagle to join GOP’s bedrock of power
• Resources help mature motorists refresh skills
• History, Hymns and Holly tour to show off historic buildings
• New Carlisle kicks off celebrations
• ‘The Game’ makes clothing choice easy, but target for jokes
• Specialty vendors offer mall shoppers variety
• Salvation Army says donations down
• Foundation’s gala raises $130,000 for hospital
• Grand jury indicts 25 in Urbana
• Widener will lead Senate finance panel
• Montgomery Co. gets $290,472 to fight drugs
• Urbana University to host commencement ceremony
• Snow expected this weekend
• Man in custody after seventh bank robbery this year
• Legend
 nominated for five more Grammys
• Couple’s community meal tradition continues
• Jordan has war chest to run at U.S. Senate in 2012
• Kasich pitches his $400M rail plan to Obama
• Urbana police collect toys for local families
• Free community dinner sees its 15th year
• Air Force Museum receives new director
• Springfield bank robbed - makes seven in county for the year
• Cox Media Group Ohio makes top management changes
• Ohio Hi-Point to host information session
• Snow flurries possible today
• Ohio Senate moves human trafficking closer to felony status
• $115M upgrade planned for Wright-Patt hospital
• Military hospital being overhauled
• Another killed in semi and car crash
• Champions Center attorney ‘hopeful’ for solution to tax woes
• Mock wedding emphasizes healthy relationships
• Flight academy, city disagreement lands in court
• Mechanicsburg man dies after crashing into tree
• Owner of lost serval cat may have been found
• Ohio Professor of the Year to Lecture for Saturday Science Program
• The Origin of The Salvation Army Red Kettle
• Next Global Education Event to Explain Hindu Culture
• Student Writing Competition Announced
• Many Still Plan To Have A Helping Holiday
• Craft Show A Family Affair
• Wittenberg Expands Academic Offerings
• STEM School Showcases Two Exhibits
• Wild African cat found in man’s barn
• Blue Knights Tab Belliveau New Women’s Golf Coach
• Truck overturns, blocks traffic on I-70
• New Independent Trend Emerges
• December brings snow showers
• Tecumseh employee under investigation for inappropriate relationship with student
• Urbana U. to host business program
• Woman was 'driving erratically' before fatal crash, police say
• Power-hungry ‘green’ cars could strain electric grid
• Local headlines for Nov. 30
• Clark County to pursue grant that would help those in foreclosure
• 3,300 local residents may lose unemployment
• Witt offers health sciences minor to enhance career focus
• Tecumseh employee under investigation for inapproriate relationship with student
• Woman dies in Derr Road crash between car and semi
• 3-car crash on I-70 sends five to hospital, 3 critical
• Truck jack-knifes, skids on ramp from I-675 to I-70
• Ohio 444 through Wright-Patterson could close by 2012
• Green Hills Prays For The Safe Return
• Rotary, Farmers Working Together To Fight Polio
• Home Buyer Education Classes
• Writers association hosts holiday reading by local authors at Books & Co.
• Police headlines: Man jailed after knife fight
• Local headlines for Nov. 29
• Police headlines for Nov. 29
• Tower razing executed 'as planned'
• Ohio has safe first day of deer gun season
• Counties designated foreign trade zones
• Der Dutchman will not reopen following fire
• Cyber Monday sales likely to set shopping record
• Holiday Home Tour to feature more than just holiday decor
• Village closes street to raze water tower
• Clifton Mill glows with holiday lights
• Health district phone lines to be down today
• Phones at health district out of service Monday
• Holiday in the City welcomes thousands despite cold temps
• Champions Center faces possible tax foreclosure
• Displaced workers find jobs at restaurants
• Tree sale proceeds could help finish men's shelter
• Some folks 'fall back' for more than just an hour
• Koonz to lecture at Wittenberg Tuesday
• Bethel Twp. residents urged to shop locally
• Thanksgiving fray leads to charges against dad, son
• None injured in crash involving Highway Patrol cruiser
• Firefighters battle barn blaze
• Charity’s drive seeks gifts for kids
• State: Clark County must reopen park, bike trail
• Shoppers beat rush, check out early sales on Thanksgiving
• Auction on Dec. 2 fun way to mix shopping, giving
• Church serves free Thanksgiving dinner
• Police target handicapped parking space violators
• Auction fun way to mix shopping, giving
• Shoppers beat rush, check out early sales at Sears
• Ohio lawmakers could vote 
on sex trade bill next week
• Senate division on nuke treaty reflected in Ohio
• State: County must reopen park, bike trail
• Family bond helps make holiday even more special
• Local unemployment rate ticks up in October
• Smokestack fall at former Ohio Edison plant still under review
• About 100 tickets still available for restaurant’s free Thanksgiving meal
• Honor Flight marks fifth anniversary thanking vets
• Police, volunteers deliver holiday meals
• Saturday's Holiday in the City Schedule
• Thankful For New Traditions
• Thankful For The Smiles
• AFRL to hold ribbon cutting for Condor supercomputer
• Military Aviation Museum Launches Interactive Virtual Tour
• Olympic Gold Medalist to Speak at Clark State
• The Thanksgiving Story
• Clark State will be closed November 25-27 for the Thanksgiving holiday. We wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!!
• New Downtown Park To Spark Economy
• The Untold History of Thanksgiving
• Witt’s Fleisch Named Professor of the Year
• Center to Host Cookie Walk
• Olympic Gold Medalist to Speak at Clark State
• SAVE GEORGE ROGERS CLARK PARK
• AFRL to hold ribbon cutting for Condor supercomputer
• Ohio Hi-Point hears high school recruiting update
• Community Rallies Support and Awareness Through Leave Out Lunch Program
• World’s Largest Military Aviation Museum Launches Interactive Virtual Tour
• Open CSCC position: Bookstore Clerk, Greene Center Campus. Deadline to apply: 12/6/10. More info at:
• Open CSCC position: Realtime Reporting Project Specialist. Deadline to apply: 12/6/10. More info at:
• Open CSCC position: Disability Office Manager. Deadline to apply: 12/6/10. More info at:
• Woman says perfume sent her to hospital, sues co-workers
• Expect busy airports, so arrive early and be patient
• Sears, Kmart to open for Thanksgiving for first time
• DJFS employee files complaint over perfume dispute
• Businesses boom for Holiday in the City
• 2010 Holiday in the City Schedule
• County officials order hiring freeze
• County facilities manager retires
• Woman says reaction to perfume sent her to hospital, sues co-workers
• Suspended county employee to retire
• Salt trucks, snowplows are ready for winter
• Tornado warning issued for area while many slept
• Bed bugs a new worry for holiday travelers
• 3 Greenon school board members abstain from issues involving spouses
• Local headlines for Nov. 22
• Study abroad programs in focus
• Witt students have chance to study in Germany
• New Carlisle man wins in Mega Millions lottery
• Lane to close on I-70 East today
• AF work key to UltraCell payback
• Yellow Springs company announces management changes
• Honor Flight event thanks vets for their WWII service
• Church ending, cites few members
• Local grocery was a true 
family business
• County’s closing of rec trails reflects public funding woes
• Jordan gains stature 
in GOP
• Bus service may be coming to western Clark County
• 30-year pre-Thanksgiving tradition to continue after all
• Video aims to help officers identify sovereign citizens
• Local groups host holiday dinners
• Pecans are on a roll at this Thanksgiving
• Urbana schools seek more help feeding hungry children
• One-year countdown to new reproductive services building
• Local headlines for Nov. 19
• Checking area merchants' is precise process
• Store scales, registers under a watchful eye
• Appraiser: market value of former Tecumseh Y less than loan balance
• Program encourages young women to explore technology careers
• Local drunken driving checkpoint tonight
• Checkpoint screens nearly 300 vehicles
• Appraiser: former Tecumseh Y market value less than loan balance
• Program encourages young women to explore techonlogy careers
• Ohio jobless rate falls to 9.9 percent
• WBZI Honored by GCCC, OSBA
• Christmas on Campus scheduled at Urbana U.
• Clear, sunny weekend ahead
• Vocal Greenon residents back their superintendent
• Local headlines for Nov. 18
• Downtown park intended to attract jobs
• Dealership adds Mahindra tractors
• Wittenberg’s Fleisch named Ohio Professor of the Year
• County parks to close at dusk
• Inmate who committed suicide identified
• Groundbreaking held for downtown park
• Leaders Inspire Others
• Thanksgiving: Top Day For Cooking Fires
• American Cancer Society Marks 35th Great American Smokeout
• Being an American Essay Contest Deadline Approaches
• “No Room at the Inn” Nativity Exhitit to benefit homeless in Urbna area.
• Thanksgiving Dinner to be served at 2 locations in Champaign County
• Police Community Center Brings People Together
• American Cancer Society Marks 35th Great American Smokeout® by Encouraging Smokers to Quit and Celebrate More Birthdays
• Ohio Hi-Point’s Campus Selected as Site of National Air Defense Radar Museum
• Being an American Essay Contest Deadline Approaches
• Thanksgiving: Top Day For Cooking Fires
• SpringfieldStrengthen and Improve Your Community
• Boehner to be 3rd speaker from Ohio
• Losing Carl Day is like losing a brother, columnist says
• Fairborn soldier died fighting insurgents, military confirms
• Ohio's tobacco settlement money won't be spent on prevention
• Tribute to vets is inspiring
• Big portion of Springfield city budget depends on state funds
• Turner Foundation takes loss on most properties sold this week
• Local headlines for Nov. 17
• Inmate dies after hanging self in Clark County Jail
• House GOPs tap Boehner for speaker, vote a formality
• Owners to sell one outlet mall
• Urbana University Singers to perform fall concert
• Historic homes get new owners at local auction
• Fallen soldier’s family travels to Delaware
• FTC orders owners to sell one outlet mall
• NightLights I – Cirque de la Symphonie
• Locals help Haiti earthquake victim
• City budget balanced, but not without rainy day funds
• Fixing ambulance could be costly for New Carlisle
• Some board members seek Lytle’s resignation
• ‘Festival of light’ to shine on Hindu culture
• Police searching for robbery suspect
• Woman indicted in murder-for-hire plot case
• Commissioners reject request for zoning change
• Dinner to raise funds for van
• Strong retail sales signal good holiday season for area business
• Spice: safe substitute or 'dangerous product'?
• Ohio rep seeks ban on synthetic weed product
• Fairborn native soldier killed in Afghanistan
• New Carlisle health levy to return to ballot
• Family plans fund-raiser for daughter with muscle atrophy
• New hospital patient rooms and green roofs finalized
• Woman in 2003 leukemia hoax arrested on drug charges
• Discussion to focus on Muslim practices
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• Stafford: Anything for extra heartbeats
• Traffic pattern on I-70 to switch
• Santa draws a crowd during pre-Thanksgiving mall visit
• Cool temperatures expected all week
• Millionaire private college presidents on rise
• Medicare open 
sign-ups start today
• New technology pinpoints woman’s cancer treatment
• Scrabble players pay to play at Literacy Center
• Business success led to work in the community, philanthropy
• Change of governor has schools in financial limbo
• Kasich touts reform, but few details makes districts anxious 
in Columbus
• Officials doubt casino windfall
• Casino benefits elicit skepticism
• Southeastern levy failure among the worst in Ohio
• ‘I was heartsick,’ board member says of epic fail
• Anything for extra heartbeats
• It’s never too early for Santa
• Wittenberg Guild style show is Saturday
• Doctors link contraceptives, breast cancer
• Hot air balloon gets stuck on light pole in Yellow Springs
• Volunteers offer to help county parks
• County parks, bike paths to close indefinitely
• Promise efforts continue without grant
• Book examines downtown hospital area
• Man accused in shooting pleads not guilty
• Bomb threat closes a Springfield school
• There are still some stress relief goodie bags at the Greene Center. Visit the front lobby desk and say the secret phrase: I'm stressed!
• Local business will be restored after fire, burglary
• Fire destroys home
• Teacher accused of hosting parties resigns
• Site where tower fell wrong way under review
• Hundreds salute veterans during service at memorial
• 2 local TV stations could be pulled from Time Warner
• Ronald McDonald House Takes Vehicle Donation Program on the Road
• 2011 Heart Ball Chairs Announced “Stars of the Heart” Honor Survivors and their Physicians
• 11/11: The Eleventh Hour
• County's historical society inducts 3
• Vietnam medic still battling post-traumatic stress disorder
• Record number of people need Salvation Army's help
• Fire destroys Innisfallen home
• Teacher resigns over allegations
• City leaders plan to continue downtown revitalization even without passenger rail
• Reviews of tower site ongoing
• Local headlines for Nov. 11
• Former President Bush praises veterans during Air Force Museum visit
• Common Pleas Court for Nov. 11
• Another warm, sunny day in the forecast
• Undetected crack caused tower to fall wrong way, demolition company says
• Hundreds atttend Veterans Day ceremony
• Former President Bush visits Air Force Museum today
• Springfield Regional Medical Group welcomes new primary care physician
• NCR Searchable Database Announced
• Veterans and families benefit from local program
• Autism Workshop to be Held in Urbana
• Why Do Muslims Do That? Asking Questions of Culture
• 2011 Heart Ball Chairs Announced “Stars of the Heart” Honor Survivors and their Physicians
• Veteran’s deserve the right to be called heroes
• Ronald McDonald House Charities Takes New Vehicle Donation Program on the Road
• Many flee as tower falls wrong way during demolition
• The Eleventh Hour
• Local Veterans Day events
• Veterans Memorial missing bronze replaced in time for Vets Day
• Wittenberg searching for 2nd provost in as many years
• Local headlines for Nov. 9
• New technology helping to confirm status of arrested immigrants
• Family donates its tradition to Holiday in City festivities
• Kasich office: Education reform plan won’t cost the state a $400M grant
• Library still cautious after levy approved
• Tower falls wrong way during demolition; power knocked out
• County saves $20K with phone contract
• Train crash kills 20 livestock
• Victim in bicycle and car collision identified
• Another bicyclist struck in Springfield
• CodeBlue teaches first class at Clark State lab
• 40 year old fir tree cut down for Holiday in the City
• Area colleges going green, saving millions
• Students help universities go green
• State patrol to step up highway enforcement for holidays
• Urbana council moves ahead with fire contract
• Road repairs delayed by funding issues
• Enon council says it’s sorry
• Kasich office says plan for education reform won’t cost the state a $400M federal grant
• Fowl fouling Snyder park
• 3 people ejected in ATV crash
• Bicyclist struck at intersection
• Shoemaker’s IGA closing after 70 years
• Code Blue teaches first class at Clark State
• Historic library building to remain a learning center
• ATV crash sends
3 teens to hospital
• Local headlines for Nov. 8
• Cities curb rail projects after Kasich promises to kill 3C train plan
• Cities say projects linked to rail will be downsized
• Clark County politicians highlights part of new exhibition
• Wittenberg graduate doing scientific research in Germany
• Wittenberg Fulbright Program receives national recognition
• Heritage Center will celebrate its 10th anniversary on Nov. 11
• Don’t miss the sunsets in your life
• Parks levy supported in city, not in townships
• Parks levy failure 
has officials puzzled
• AlpacaFest lets breeders show the soft side of livestock
• Woman struck by car
• More employers use credit checks to decide who gets the job
• Ban on credit checks for job candidates has support
• Registered sex offender’s plans to open portrait studio halted
• Local headlines for Nov. 5
• Urbana trustee Murray dies
• Salvation Army starts Season of Giving with $22K
• District celebrates schools’ heritage
• Will this be last year for free dinner?
• Bushnell flooding second for downtown this year
• CodeBlue on the job in its future home
• Annual dinner may come to a close
• Health District assessing survey
• Men arrested in drug raid plead not guilty
• Springfield hospital below state average in patient satisfaction
• Clark County pre-teens missing whooping cough vaccine
• Woman jailed in murder-for-hire, arson plot
• Governor to present
 WWII vets with medals
• Man shot in hunting accident
• Charity volleyball tournament scheduled for Nov. 7
• Grace College GOAL Program for Adult Learners is Approved to be Fully Online
• New Tick Surfaces in Ohio
• SCRABBLE ® Scramble For Literacy Nov. 14th
• Alumni of Distinction Nominations Requested
• Rocketry Program Fun For All Ages
• Volunteers Help Make Election Day a Smooth One
• Troubling New Tick Surfaces
• Former President Bush to speak at Veterans Day Tribute
• Scrabble ® Scramble For Literacy
• Volunteers Help Make Election Day Smooth
• Select Clark County rail crossings
to get Fed-funded upgrades in 2013
• Area rail crossings to get upgrades
• Vacant Springfield school sites to be studied
• President George W. Bush to be featured speaker at Veterans Day Tribute at National Museum of the U.S. Air Force
• TAC Enterprises Partners With Ancra International To Produce USAF Cargo Net
• Turner Foundation to auction off historic homes to highest bidder
• Local man cuts 800 pounds of sirloin a week at local restaurant
• SHS orders ambulance for football games
• Local man is a cut above the rest
• Are drinks’ effect worse than students realize?
• Drink brings a new risk to colleges
• Turner Foundation to auction off historic homes to highest bidder
• Local headlines for Nov. 1
• Truck veers off road, hits church
• Teen brings gun to school, is charged
• Wittenberg played part in the beginning of Peace Corps story
• Fire destroys a century-old farmhouse
• Bullwinkel’s idea brings Bullwinkle to life in yard
• Fire destroys farmhouse, leaves 6 homeless
• Wittenberg Alumnus Organizes Record-Setting Youth Tennis Program
• Wittenberg Celebrates Annual Candlemas Service Feb. 2
• Wittenberg Football Ranked No. 11 in National Preseason Poll
• Wittenberg Welcomes Scholar Mary Frances Berry For Witt-Series-Sponsored Martin Luther King Convocation
• Wittenberg University Announces Athletics Hall Of Honor Class of 2008
• Wittenberg's Teacher Education Program Again Earns Full National Accreditation
• Wittenberg Assistant Football Coach Andy Waddle Coaches Camp In Germany
• Wittenberg Students Hold Senior Thesis Winter Exhibition
• Wittenberg University Selects Justin Stuckey As First Full-Time Men's And Women's Tennis Coach
• Political Science Department Continues Unique Colloquium Series With Ohio EPA Director Chris Korleski
• Wittenberg Announces Dave Maurer Day To Celebrate Legendary Coach's Many Contributions To University
• Innovative Wittenberg Saturday Science Program Continues Feb. 21
• Wittenberg Cross Country Teams Host 2008 Invitational Meet
• Wittenberg Football Standout Zach Brumfield Named Semifinalist For Prestigious Draddy Award
• Spirit of giving built into
 construction company
• Wittenberg Celebrates 40th Anniversary Of Concerned Black Students With Wide Range of Black History Month Activities
• Champaign County commissioners begin budget hearings for 2011
• Wittenberg Department Of Music Offers Variety Of February Concerts, Events
• Library levy’s passage important to county
• Late Legendary Mentors Inspire Wittenberg Women's Basketball Team To Activism For Cancer Awareness
• Museum Family Fun Day celebrates art, Halloween
• Portraits by Wittenberg Art Students On ExhibitXIn University's Main Administrative Building
• Free class gets hunting season started safely
• Wittenberg Welcomes Photographer Terence Byrnes For Witt Series-Sponsored Event Titled "The Springfield Project"
• Navistar, workers agree on 4-year contract
• Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Convocation Highlighted By Mary Frances Berry's Keynote Address
• Wittenberg Men's Basketball Legends To Be Inducted Into Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame & Museum
• Wittenberg Community Rallies For Fourth Annual Commemorative Freedom March
• Twenty-Eight Wittenberg Student-Athletes Claim Spring Sport All-Conference Awards
• Wittenberg University Hosts New Outreach Program Wittenberg Science Saturdays
• Clear skies expected through weekend
• Veteran local attorney dies at 86
• Holiday in the City returns, extends hours
• City letter irks firefighters
• Horses reportedly running loose near Ohio 4
• Sobriety checkpoint Friday night at Ohio 40 and U.S. 68
• Kasich to visit Springfield
• Boards of elections see high absentee voting
• Clark State opens disaster learning lab
• 300 Clark County residents potentially employed by Code Blue by 2011
• Fire chars duplex home
• Police round up horses, return to Frandale Farm
• Fire chars duplex home
• Face transplant recipient urges Ohioans to donate organs
• George W. Bush to make book tour stop at WPAFB
• High copays, deductibles also delaying kid check-ups
• Parents cut corners on children’s health care
• Legal guardians steal millions from elderly, report says
• Anti-bullying policy requires schools to get tough or lose funds
• 3 local deaths hit home
• Retired Assistant County Prosecutor dies at 86
• Competition gives these machinery operators a lift
• City letter irks Urbana firefighters
• Company to bring 25 jobs here in partnership with TAC
• Holiday festival returns, extends hours
• Local headlines for Oct. 28
• Charles Metcalf to retire as Air Force Museum’s director Dec. 31
• Company partners with TAC to bring 25 jobs
• Man's killing conviction overturned
• Greene County accident still under investigation
• Freeze warning issued
• It’s That Time Of Year Again, Watch For Deer
• Plan To Attend BBB Networking Event
• Warm Coats-warm Hearts Coat Drive
• Biking Brings Brighter Futures
• Dispute over missing records intensifies in Enon
• Clear skies expected after storm
• Local headlines for Oct. 27
• 2 injured in collision in Greene County
• Breast Check program launched
• The Hidden Gems of Clark County
• Levy ‘vital’ to Greenon schools
• Wittenberg Office Of Community Service Celebrates Halloween-Inspired Make A Difference Day
• Three local deaths hit home
• Clark State Community College 2nd to Use Ohio Intercept Program
• Paint booth in local manufacturing company catches fire
• Watch Out this Fall, Deer Alert
• Man's conviction of killing man overturned
• Caregiver of the Year Named
• Traffic pattern change starts today on SR 72
• Local Company Donates $500,000 To New Hospital
• Traffic pattern to switch on Ohio 72
• Biking Brings Brighter Futures
• New Carlisle to test new tornado siren system today
• The Legends of Horror
• Programs, expectations help Hispanic students succeed over time
• Area Hispanic students overcoming barriers
• Model show spotlights what was once a rite of passage
• Wind leaves thousands of residents in the dark
• High winds, rain batter Miami Valley
• Plan to rehab 2 fire trucks ‘good deal’
• Navistar would guarantee Springfield 50 trucks a day
• Tensions run high in Enon
• Power outages reported in Clark, Champaign
• Worst weather gone, but 5,500 without power
• Hospital employees breached crash victim’s privacy
• High wind warning issued for today
• Motherhood: Boys will be boys, girls will be girls
• Statewide camera network stirs privacy concerns
• Strong winds help create chance of tornadoes
• Grand Jury indicts 18
• Family is first to buy an overhauled home
• Leaders try to sway power plan skeptics
• Statewide camera network planned for first responders
• Statewide camera project free to communities
• Springfield man dies in crash involving 1947 Ford convertible
• Local headlines for Oct. 25
• Boys will be boys, girls will be girls
• Wind pushes brush fire onto house
• Springfield YMCA’s new director plans facility updates
• Box 27 Associates celebrates 75 years
• Springfield man dies in crash involving 1947 Ford convertable
• Ohio targeted in GOP House strategy
• Enon’s records under investigation
• Man shot 8 years ago found dead in home
• SUV crashes into house, child pinned inside
• One killed in two-car crash in Bethel Twp.
• Voters to consider changes to charter
• Local farm raises endangered fish
• Soccer tournaments a win-win-win situation
• Art, earth speak to us
• Wizard of Oz team takes Best of Show at Bow Wow Ween
• Enon’s records under scrutiny
• Accused bank robber held on $100,000 bond
• Change of guard at Springfield’s fire division
• Local Cici’s closed
• Proposed levy would set staffing for Urbana fire division
• Local headlines for Oct. 22
• Accused bank robber held on $100,000 bond
• Ohio sees slight drop in jobless rate
• Warmer temperatures expected this weekend
• Greene County treasurer under investigation by ethics commission
• Greater Springfield Moving Forward
• Home heating help starts Nov. 1
• A Real Need for A Real Problem
• Urbana announces leaf pickup schedule
• Cool weather expected through weekend
• Marathon station near Young's Dairy denied
• Enon seeks records inquiry
• St. Paris reaches deal to install solar array
• Bagged leaf pick up dates set
• Clark State acquires funds to buy Greene campus
• Local headlines for Oct. 21
• Miami Valley should expect warmer winter
• MasterWorks II - Going For Baroque
• Hold-up is bank robber’s third in two months, police say
• Former E-Check station now a fire station
• Cancer survivor makes fund-raisers ‘worthwhile’
• Cedarville University nursing masters program to begin in 2011
• Marathon station near Young's Dairy is denied
• Federal help for county increases, revenues decrease
• More science, tech students needed, AFIT official says
• Radio personality to write on local events
• Clear skies and cool temperatures expected
• 'Not-So Newlywed Game' winner get second honeymoon cruise
• Veterans memorial bronze ornaments missing
• County workers keep no-cost health insurance despite budget shortfall
• Urbana reaches tentative agreement with townships
• One Lutheran church leaves, one mulling
• Police: Tuesday’s hold-up is bank robber’s third in two months
• Greenon announces more permanent cuts
• New hospital receives $500K
• County workers keep low-cost health insurance despite budget shortfall
• Urbana reaches tentative agreement with townships over fire service
• Hold-up is bank robber’s third in two months, police say
• Clear skies expected throughout week
• Local headlines for Oct. 18
• Variance approved for church expansion
• More receive
 Pell Grants 
at Clark State
• Child struck by car listed in good condition
• Military retiree appreciation day Thursday at WPAFB
• Antioch hires Pittsburgh educator
• 53-year-old man killed in motorcycle crash
• $2 breakfast for seniors offered at restaurant
• Visitation Tuesday for Moraine mayor killed in traffic crash
• Y building awaits an independent appraisal
• UAW studies Navistar offer
• Man reportedly shot in hand
• Female breadwinners reflect a dramatic social shift
• Women closing job, pay gap in recession
• 53-year-old Urbana man killed in motorcycle crash
• Trupointe joins fight against
 breast cancer
• Celebrity dance contest changes participation procedure
• 13-year-old dancer wins ‘Springfield’s Got Talent’ contest
• 1,340 bikers roar in Toy Run
• Child struck by car; flown to hospital
• Son of former village manager killed in crash
• Consider indoor home safety before weather gets cold
• GPS on Champaign buses helps make routes more efficient
• Johnson: Healthy $2 breakfast for seniors
• Cottrel: Take the Scenic Byway and enjoy the fall foliage
• Stafford: Tinner’s kin tells tales of the past
• Moraine mayor killed in traffic collision
• South Charleston man dies in crash near Yellow Springs
• Bond issue opposition organizes
• Company moves toward opening in St. Paris
• U.S. car sales up 29% as lenders loosen grip on loans
• Cooler temperatures expected this weekend
• Cheerleading coach accused of stealing $3.5K from squad’s uniform fund
• Police searching for man accused of taking female student
• Woman who died in fiery crash suffered stroke prior to wreck, relatives say
• Navistar lays off 65 as contract talks continue
• Local headlines for Oct. 15
• Young boy flown to Dayton hospital after minivan he was in rear-ends car
• Evenflo recalls 18,000 booster seats
• Navistar, UAW talks continue
• Local revitalization effort shifts from making goals into plans
• Married couples can win second honeymoon during local 'Newlywed Game'
• John Legend to be featured at 2 events
• Northeastern tailgate tonight to benefit boosters
• Little Miami trail options examined
• Off-duty deputy assists at crash
• Budget deficits, health care reforms on plate at forum
• South Vienna cheerleading coach faces theft charge
• Honda plans plant expansion, 100 new jobs
• Firefighters battle blaze at vacant home
• Cooler weather expected through weekend
• Bus driver's cocaine case led to arrest checks
• Cheerleading coach accused of stealing $3.5K from squad’s uniform fund
• Local School Honored By Senate Commendation
• Local Organizations Sponsor Political Debate
• Harvest Run for Hunger to benefit the Second Harvest Food
• Married couples to vie
for second honeymoon
• Help Africa: Shoe Boxes to Swaziland
• Enrollment growing slightly at city schools
• Healthy Living with Local Food
• Ohio Feedlot changes hands
• Local Family Receive ‘Home of the Year’ Award 2010
• Crashes at intersection caused by shifting loads
• Highway Hikers Toy Run
• Breast cancer film sparks awareness
• Ohio Receives Additional ARRA Funding to Continue Mapping Program Throughout State
• County may recoup some cost of jailed immigrants
• Widener Announces New Resources to Assist Struggling Homeowners
• South Vienna cheerleading coach facing theft charge
• FCFC Finds A New Home
• Springfield bank robbed; police track suspect in Columbus
• Rain showers expected
• State failed to notify school districts about arrested bus drivers
• Chamber of commerce to host business seminar
• Cocaine case led to arrest checks
• $80K study will look at ways to replace Veterans Bridge
• County may recoup some cost of housing immigrants at jail
• Air Force launches advanced cyberspace courses
• Kirkin’ of the Tartans to Honor Springfield Community Leaders
• Tiny Tots Music Class Starting in November
• Springfield art teacher is educator of the year
• Child welfare changes look positive
• Upper Valley Mall’s last sit-down restaurant to close after eviction
• Senior celebrates
 her inner weirdness
• Never a dull moment 
for lively 82-year-old
• Seniors 
brace for 
no increase 
in benefits
• Armed robbers strike two homes
• Local headlines for Oct. 12
• Upper Valley Mall’s last sit-down restaurant to close
• Feds evaluating kinder, gentler children services
• Local teacher named art educator of the year
• $10 limit stays on amusement game prizes, Supreme Court says
• Temperatures expected to cool
• Drugs, guns, $6K in cash seized
• Talk to focus on Sikh culture
• Woman remains in critical condition
• Vets Bridge study planned
• Supreme Court upholds $10 limit on game prizes
• 32nd Toy Run set for Sunday
• Sheriff deputies seize drugs, guns, $6,000 in cash
• Church expansion, streets reviewed
• CodeBlue CEO gives an update
to Rotary
• Local headlines for Oct. 11
• Fatal crash victim described as "big kid at heart"
• Family, friends mourn victim of fiery crash
• Chipotle customers invited to dress as processed food for Halloween
• School bus involved in 3-vehicle crash
• 1 dead in fiery single-car crash
• Warm temperatures expected for Columbus Day
• Passengers trapped in vehicle engulfed in flames
• Fralick house is Home of the Year
• Fifth Lutheran Church’s ‘Snapshot History’
• Fifth Lutheran celebrates 120 years
• College dropouts cost taxpayers $9B
• Couple delve into history books to ensure accuracy
• Autumn tradition grows 
to a 2-day party in village
• Champaign auditor candidates seek to improve office
• It’s the season of gridiron and political football
• Champaign county budget top concern for candidates
• Johnson: Good friends not soon forgotten
• Tecumseh Superintendent: Extracurriculars benefit students, define community
• Cottrel: Apple butter festival is a stirring experience
• Stafford: Area’s ice rink history is slippery
• Turning 10 on 10-10-10 is golden
• A night of homelessness for local teens
• Youth football goes pink for cancer awareness
• Fear of no support, late diagnosis stack breast cancer odds against blacks
• Area Knights Inn sued for alleged bed bug incident
• Navistar issues layoffs
• Rocking Horse awarded $6 million grant
• Deer-vehicle collisions on the rise
• Former president of WSU dies
• Deaths of 2 tree trimmers this week reinforces dangers of job
• Woman injured in 2-car collision
• Gas prices may climb near $3 a gallon this weekend, service says
• Navistar issues layoff notices
• Woman critically injured in crash
• Wittenberg’s Blair Hall gets upgrades fit for 21st century
• Semi crashes, dumps load of steel on I-70 exit ramp
• Camden too slow to fix water supply, OEPA says
• 2 levies on Champaign County ballot
• Power restored to more than 1,300 customers
• Local cancer survivor to speak at endowment event
• Event draws awareness to the homeless
• Deputies, bomb squad investigate possible ‘blasting caps’ in Springfield
• State poll focuses on county voters
• Hall of Honor inducts Catholic Central luminaries
• Local headlines for Oct. 7
• Graham schedules special meetings on levy
• October International Dyslexia Conference
• Advocate Emphasizes Importance of Cancer Research With Congress
• “Deal or No Deal” Program Returning to Springfield
• Non-profits Add To Springfield’s Diversity
• John Legend and Linda Bodey featured in Recruitment Campaign.
• International Dyslexia Conference Scheduled For October
• Springfield Attorney To Discuss Alternatives To Guardianship
• Mechanicsburg man to split lottery winnings
• Sleep on the Street Event
• Reds fans savoring team’s return to the postseason
• Halloween Blood Donors are A-maze-ing!
• Final grant secured for 
211-acre industrial park
• The Turner Foundation and John Landess receive Wright Spirit Award
• Davey Moore statue project gets up off canvas
• A True Competitor at Heart
• Navistar, UAW talks break for weekend
• Two levies on Champaign County ballot
• OEPA says Camden too
slow to fix water supply
• Interstate ramp reopens 4 hours after truck crash
• More than 1,300 customers without power
• Navistar, UAW take break in Navistar talks for weekend
• Farmer’s market to be honored this weekend
• Two operating levies on the ballot in Champaign County next month
• Embattled trailer park might get new owner and avert closure
• Construction of new Air Force Museum building could start in 2012
• Ash borer confirmed in Urbana
• Conference hopes to connect women at the core
• Retired teacher fills hard-to-staff position
• One-way streets, parking in Springfield hot topics
• Local headlines for Oct. 5
• Work progressing quickly at performing arts center
• Ash borer confirmed in area
• County roads may become township responsibility
• City removing unauthorized bench billboards
• Local headlines for Oct. 4
• Invention earns third-grader a California trip to be on ‘Ellen’
• Graham board discusses cuts
• $5.6M project continues at performing arts center
• Tecumseh seeks income tax
• Health District schedules flu clinic this week
• Third grader showcases invention on The Ellen Show
• City removing illegal bench billboards
• WSU grows to national stature for students with disabilities
• Parents turn their grief into education
• The life, times and tobacco preferences of William Maute
• Concussions end prep football career
• Kayakers celebrate as park is dedicated
• Springfield fails to win civic contest
• Bakery and Orchard getting ready for the busiest time of year
• Planes, dancers part of fest’s fun
• Concussions end football career
• Three local women push breast cancer awareness
• Mechanicsburg man dies after crash
• Flu vaccine supply not an issue for area
• Southeastern seeks bond issue
• Two South Vienna-area men critically injured in crash
• Local headlines for Oct. 1
• Train strikes car in St. Paris; one injured
• Faith helps sustain Cedarville grad during NFLPA journey
• Northwestern student to appear on talk show today
• Faith helps sustain Smith during NFLPA journey
• Navistar contract expires
• Grenade threat closes street in New Carlisle
• Audit finding could cost county $278,855
• Porch festival opens door to historic neighborhood
• ServSafe Employees Program
• Harvest Festival Helps Haiti Missionaries
• Paint the Square PINK
• Ohio Receives $1.5 Million In HHS Grants For Public Health And Prevention Priorities
• Dancin’ Band Hosts Annual Band Festival
• Champaign County Improvement Corp. planning economic summit
• WIC office closed for move
• Triad offers talk on legal options when caring for seniors
• Audit finding could cost Clark County nearly $300,000
• Clark State sets record enrollment
• CIC planning economic summit
• UAW, Navistar contract ends Thursday
• Turner Foundation honored

• Rising value of county farmland means higher taxes for owners
• John Legend, local teacher featured in teacher recruitment campaign
• People commit to “Sleep on the Street”
• Wittenberg’s Upward Bound Program Accepting Applications For 2011
• “Smoke Alarms: A sound you can live with!”
• Bishop Scheduled at Safety Council Congress & Expo
• Grants to Support State and Community Efforts
• Education and more are focuses at Farm Science Review
• 8 Springfield schools on area voucher list
• Reducing wrecks on I-675 is highway patrol’s goal
• Gap grows between Ohio’s rich and poor
• Gas leak leads to evacuations
• Jobless rates drop in two-thirds of metro areas
• Annual festival to mark city’s bicentennial
• Eight Springfield schools on area voucher list
• Local headlines for Sept. 28
• Local uninsured rates bleak
• New Springfield hospital could open two months early
• County green-lights $6.5 million in road projects
• Local peace groups to ‘Speak Out’ in Washington D.C.
• Holistic health expo today
• Bee spells success for fundraising efforts
• Springfield airport improvements continue
• Drug Take-Back Day nets 240 pounds of pills Saturday
• Local headlines for Sept. 27
• Candidates face voters' questions at City Hall Forum
• Trucking company expands facility, looking to add 25 jobs
• Holistic health expo planned for Tuesday
• Crash on U.S. 68 causing traffic jam
• Construction worker killed at bypass identified
• Tea Party supporters’ enthusiasm stands out in poll
• Chrysalis House gives woman chance for new life
• Propane tank bursts, burns man at CultureFest
• Medical goods auctioned online
• The rift that started it all
• Mayor encourages participation
• Variety marks Urbana's Oktoberfest
• Library book sale holds treasures
• St. Paul Church closing brings back memories
• Springfield's Amazing Race has teams hurrying all over town
• Variety of interests at Heritage of Flight Festival
• Cultures merge in annual diversity festival
• Small plane crashes near Clifton; pilot walks away
• St. Paul Lutheran to close after worship service today
• Moving Forward wants your input
• Propane tank fire injures two at Culture Fest
• Horse killed in collision with van
• Police ID construction worker killed at bypass
• Early voting kicks off Tuesday
• Local headlines for Sept. 24
• Construction worker run over, killed at job site
• Local crews battle brush fires and wind
• Navistar issues statement on labor talks
• Crews fighting brush fires
• Thief cuts into Jeep, steals pack of cigarettes
• Breast Check to serve low-income women
• Retail store to open at Rothschilds
• Man attempts title transfer of stolen car at police headquarters
• Work to raze Memorial Hall under way
• Bair Road to close
• High temperature to reach 90
• Half Pint Brawlers starting in October at Kings Island
• Increasing area broadband use is goal of new program
• Pizza buffet issued eviction notice
• Springfield’s Got Talent wants more talent
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle
• Fire destroys home, family displaced
• Children’s Place at Upper Valley Mall opens Thursday
• Springfield Native Dedicated to Keeping Area Alive
• Senator Receives Award
• Springfield CDC Recommends Flu Shots
• The Importance of Home/Business Owner Readiness
• Air Force Marathon sets attendance record
• Ohioans Encouraged to Stay Connected Through Lifeline Telephone Assistance
• Rain expected this week
• Museum to host Appleseed birthday festival
• Bestselling author to deliver Leventhal lecture at Wittenberg
• Springfield looking into converting some one-way downtown streets
• Beggar’s Night will be Oct. 28 in Champaign County
• Work to raze Memorial Hall underway
• Turbine project appeals filed
• Report: Guard, Reserves need training, equipment
• County OKs water project for Garden Acres
• Bestselling author Jonathan Safran Foer to deliver Leventhal lecture at Wittenberg
• Northwestern Elementary wins Buckeye Healthy School Award
• Urbana U. raises funds for memorial to former student
• Grand jury indicts 12
• Greenon plans 
to cut extracurriculars if levy fails
• Clark County property values may drop up to 16.5%
• $500K project to bring water to homes
• Deputies catch alligator in local pond
• Home Road open following 3-car accident
• 19-year-old man killed in crash involving tractor-trailer
• Temperatures to rise later this week
• Greenon will air options for cuts
• Upscale menu, trendy decor accent new Springfield diner
• Alligator named 'Fluffy' caught in Urbana pond
• Springfield schools to host community meetings
• Greenon plans for deeper cuts
• Council to host work session at university
• City’s annual CultureFest aims to celebrate diversity
• Heritage Center opens display of artifacts collected in county
• Diners pay what they want to at local restaurant
• Turn in drugs, get gift card
• Is Keystone Foods creating new jobs or moving them?
• Would motion-activated light protect bicyclists?
• New museum exhibit captures the art of nature
• Woman celebrates 106th birthday
• Local headlines for Sept. 17
• Tire blows as Delta flight prepares to leave Atlanta for Dayton
• Ohio unemployment drops slightly in August
• One injured after vehicle flips, lands in creek bed
• Brown urges Navistar to keep Springfield working
• Local headlines for Sept. 16
• New Carlisle invests in new tornado siren system
• Tornado warning in effect in Clark County
• New downtown restaurant to open Monday
• Former YMCA leader dies
• 3 fathers to receive 
first Distinction Awards
• Man flips vehicle, lands in creek during crash
• Two Ohio horses die of rare mosquito-transmitted disease
• Handling of Delphi pensions to be investigated, congressman says
• Springfield company expanding to Fairfield; job impact uncertain
• Solid Rock Jesus statue creator to be named
• The Council of Neighborhoods Association
• Amazing Race to Hit Springfield
• Ridgewood Teacher Gail Daniels Receives Governor’s Award
• A High Impact Strategy to End Poverty
• Avetec Supports Battlefield Sensor Technology Development
• MHRB Holds Fith Annual CIT Training
• 2010 Dayton Area Wal to Defeat ALS
• Social Media Meets Ohio’s Great Outdoors
• National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
• Council approves resolution for fire service contracts
• A Corny Good Time at Festival
• Applications still being taken for Citizen Police Academy
• Air Force Marathon Sports & Fitness Expo at a glance
• County faces language barrier
• Best-Selling Author Speaks
• Solid Rock pastors’ strong stances stir scorn, adoration
• 2010 Barn Quilt Tour
• Mechanicsburg fire chief resigns
• Up to 200 jobs could move from Springfield to Fairfield
• 6 area students in seminfinals for Merit scholarships
• Constitution event at Urbana
• Fire engulfs garage in Springfield
• Downtown public scarecrow art project planned
• Grand Jury indicts 14
• Local headlines for Sept.r 14
• Business move leaves 200 jobs in the balance.
• Buffet to offer “pay what you want”
• Feedlot price drops to $1.1M
• Annual Hylo Brown festival expands to three days
• President Obama addresses students
• Urbana U. to host Constitution Day program
• Fire damages manufacturing plant for airplane parts
• Landline phone use dwindles at college, home
• Rescue of hiker at John Bryan State Park highlights budget cut problems
• Staff and students pleased with Graham’s renovations
• Widow donates 1928 IH truck to Heritage Center
• Park accident highlights budget cut problems
• Schools preparing for common standards
• Local headlines for September 13
• Fire damages west side HDI plant
• Springfield High staff 
reviews report card data
• Aviation enthusiasts display rides in Urbana
• The changing role of pharmacists in society
• New Internet provider 
to reach rural areas
• Champaign County promotes drug take back day
• Barn Quilt Tour includes new stops
• ‘Alternative School’ benefits students
• Local restaurants always aim to please
• Play stage quiets world-stage noise
• City leaders unveil historical fountain
• Move from institutional care to own home has advantages - and causes worries
• Firefighters, officers honor 9/11 victims
• Program trains students to help resolve conflicts
• Champaign farmers market top in country
• Sale of former Tecumseh YMCA is halted by judge
• Muslims celebrate peace, love, OSU
• Urbana named one of five best Ohio hometowns
• County will buy green fleet
• Local headlines for September 10
• Crews fighting UDF fire in Urbana
• Champaign Farmer’s Market named best in country
• County to buy new, green dump trucks, patrol cars with federal money
• Urbana to be recognized in Ohio Magazine
• School Road to close for bridge replacement
• Rain expected Saturday
• Local headlines for September 9
• Navistar could see product changes
• Holiday in the City opens search for tree
• Springfield Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Clear skies expected until weekend
• Area ranks 9th for coal-fired power plant deaths
• Website connects donors to teachers
• Navistar may trim midsize models
• MasterWorks I - Classic Adventure
• Urbana Runs to 42-19 Victory at Northeastern
• Dave Thomas Foundation For Adoption Grows By 2
• “Project Connect” Helps Locals Find Assistance
• Lake Erie Input Sought
• Affordable Care Act Program Helps 78 Ohio Employers and Unions Cover Early Retirees
• Hundreds Honor Saxbe
• Area man dies hiking in New Hampshire
• 6 school districts raise ratings through continued improvement
• Fair at New Boston draws record crowds
• Cooler temperatures expected this week
• Two local charter schools move up on state report card
• Local group offers free square dancing lessons
• Springfield’s first female firefighter retires
• Affordable Care Act Program Aids Retirees
• 13TH ANNUAL LITERACY STING
• The Tecumseh Land Trust Holds 6th Annual Harvest Auction
• September classes scheduled at NHP
• Barn Quilt Tour Ticket Offers Weekend Full of Entertainment
• ‘38 Alfa Romeo Shown at the Concours d’Elegance
• Hundreds Turn Out to Remember Saxbe
• Local headlines for September 7
• Mobile homes harmed by storm
• Hiker who fell in ravine rescued
• Showers possible this afternoon
• Man involved in dramatic I-675 crash now in rehab
• Witt professor earns grant, equipment for research
• Series aims to answer questions, fight stereotypes
• Turbines to pose no threat to sacred burial mound
• Six districts raise ratings through value-added
• Multiple Clark County offices to change locations
• Rugged terrain slows rescue in John Bryan
• No answers in battle against bacteria at Grand Lake St. Marys
• Biden tries to boost union morale in Toledo
• Summer winding down to a close
• Ohio voters agree: We want details on budget
• Navistar, union talks in 3rd week
• Parade signals season’s end
• Obama pushes $50 billion jobs plan
• Cheerleading gaining status as a sport
• Politicians, friends, family pay final tribute to Saxbe
• After a life of travels, writer picks New Boston as hometown
• Labor Day Grinch highlights woes of working men, women
• Boxer Davey Moore honored by city
• GOP riding election ‘wave’
• Saxbe’s plainspoken style resonated with voters
• Exotic pets are
a hobby 
for couple
• Exotic pets require balance of knowledge and work
• Pedestrian fatally struck; police still looking for vehicle
• Recycling bins save resources, change students’ attitudes
• Attention apple lovers: Now is sweet time to buy
• Hoopla abounds next weekend in county
• School children experience life in 18th century
• Swimming, water skiing still should be avoided at Grand Lake St. Marys
• Bomb squad investigates strange bottle at New Carlisle Elementary School
• Court approves Brown sale of assets
• Brown Publishing asks to sell assets to lenders
• Hillside Church to hold block party
• Brown asks to sell assets to lenders
• Strickland criticizes Kasich 
in visit to Springfield union
• Hillside Church to hold black party
• Speech stresses oil spill lessons
• Gas prices rising as holiday weekend approaches
• Man injured in dog attack
• Got extra pills? Drug drop-off set for Sept. 25
• South, Witt grad now a role model
• Training for Children: Keeping kids Fit
• Dayton Deaf Festival to Celebrate 25th Anniversary!
• Local Athletes to Compete at the World Equestrian Games
• Exchange Club Top in Country
• Speakers Add To Purple Heart Event
• $1.5 Million to Support Clark State Projects
• Key Note Speaker Visits CTC
• Help line advocates for small businesses
• Partnership Brings Breakfast Program to Local Seniors
• New restaurant, first of its kind, combines White Castle and noodles
• Ohio Child Conservation League Membership Drive
• Former SHS assistant principal hit by truck, dies
• New Carlisle Community Health Center Opens Doors
• Beware bogus newspaper sales in Bellefontaine
• U.S. military helped, but it’s up to Iraqis now
• 2nd Annual Walk For Paws
• Former SHS assistant principal dies after being hit by truck
• Greenon dismissing early
• Wittenberg convocation speech stress lessons learned from oil spill
• Cyclist hit by truck, flown to Dayton hospital
• Co-op consolidation is in operation
• Buck Creek features not open to swimmers
• Villa Springfield Implements Voice Assisted Care
• North Street construction starting soon
• Local headlines for August 31
• 78 Ohio employers get federal help with insuring retirees
• Public meeting to discuss recreation at Buck Creek planned for Tuesday night
• Impact of Iraq war still felt locally
• Fairgrounds sheep barn may boast solar panels
• Local college highest in loan repayment
• 11-year-old struck by car in critical condition
• Family still rebuilding lives after Hurricane Katrina
• Clark County Humane Society to hold fundraisers
• Officials searching for exotic cat last seen near mall
• Springfield man dies after motorcycle crash
• Levy needed for cops, Bethel Twp. trustees say
• Bethel Twp. trustees say levy needed for cops
• Website allows users to read historic Clark County newspapers
• Motorcycle crash leaves man in critical condition
• Sinclair, Clark State seeking grads without diplomas
• Museum building renamed; new art 
programs planned

• Artifacts of ancient mound builders on display at Heritage
• Memorial bike ride to raise money for Simon Kenton Trail
• Smaller Pony Wagon Days to honor vets
• 

Commentary: Daughter creates ‘A Better Place’
• Cruise-in draws Harley and hot rod enthusiasts
• E-schools offers flexibility, backers say
• Local family is part of growing e-school trend
• ‘There’s a lot of hurt,’ says former synod VP
• Lutheran rift saps energy from local congregations, pastor says
• Lutheran rift has local impact
• Stafford: We can learn from the life of a worm
• Censured director’s wife bids to open funeral home
• Ohio Valley in Anthem network
• 2 convicted in mall traffic death plead guilty to related charges
• Public service offices to hold preparedness exercise
• North Lewisburg woman, 46, found injured in home
• “Baby Vanessa” hearing won’t resume as planned
• State proposes denial of egg farm permits
• Call center to hold interviews Tuesday
• County nixes tavern zoning
• Gasoline prices likely to drop a bit as vacation season ends
• Regulators OK rate plan for First Energy
• Curtain
 drops
 on Lyric
 Theatre

• Two in mall case take plea
• License suspensions issued for funeral home and former director
• Ludlow Road to close for bridge replacement
• Sunny weekend ahead
• Firefighters host "Fill the Boot" today and Friday.
• Fashions to a Tea 2010
• 5 local schools to seek issues
• Michael’s Salon Charity Event Proceeds to Benefit Go Red for Women
• Community group claims housing 
official’s telecommutes unnecessary
• Springfield schools to get $2.5M in grant funds from Race to the Top program
• Firefighters to hold MDA benefit featuring BBQ cook-off
• Storms could be on the way
• Local Boat Dock Lottery Set for Aug 31st
• Mechanicsburg's Saxbe, attorney general under Nixon, dies
• Wittenberg University Announces Dynamic Programming For 2010-11 Series
• State report card: Top rating goes to 2 area districts
• Vaccination required for Students Entering Seventh Grade
• Gov. Strickland ‘hopeful’ Navistar jobs will be retained
• GFA Compassion Teams Bring Hope to Victims of Pakistan’s Massive Flooding
• Company plans to create 110 jobs
• County Combined Health District and Humane Society to Hold Clinic September 7th
• Urbana University doesn’t put much stock in rankings list
• China National Aviation Corporation exhibit now open at Air Force Museum
• Fly-in organizers looking for volunteers
• City Approves 9/11 Memorial Piece
• The Trail Walkers Program
• Wittenberg Welcomes Diverse, Accomplished Class of 2014 To Campus
• State seeks money for two local projects
• Downtown Sounds Wraps Up Great Season
• New park on tap soon
• 9/11 Memorial Piece Approved for Fairborn
• Allowing SMHA employee to telecommute meant to maintain continuity
• China National Aviation Exhibit at Air Force
• Fire possibly caused by smoking while on oxygen tank, again
• Vaccination required of Students Entering 7th Grade
• Mechanicsburg was home for former U.S. AG
• Governor
 has ‘a lot of fight’
• Urban Light Ministries gala to honor fathers
• Municipal court for August 24
• Local school districts by the numbers
• Champaign County commissioners approve bond process
• Ohio veterans may apply for bonuses
• Springfield schools to get $2.5M from Race to the Top grant program
• Two local districts earn top marks on state report card
• 301-foot tall WindSeeker is Kings Island’s newest ride
• Cooler temperatures on the way
• Local Muslims mark holy month
• Bonus program starts for veterans
• Urbana doesn’t put much stock in rankings list
• Springfield teachers get new tools as school year kicks off
• Company seeks bonds, would create 110 jobs
• Ohio a Race to the Top winner; 
area schools to receive $4 million
• State report card: Top rating goes to two area districts
• Looking Back: For Eleanor Roosevelt, Arthurdale was a chance to help
• Construction of low-income housing project starts next month
• Springfield native is first woman to win Entrepreneur of the Year award
• Clear skies, moderate temperatures expected
• Clark County pushes electric issue
• CTC staff kicks off year with bang
• Brown Publishing can’t close on bankruptcy sale
• Kings Island will add new ride in 2011
• Alert issued for missing man with Alzheimer's
• Race easy compared with volunteer post
• For Eleanor Roosevelt, Arthurdale was a chance to help West Virginians
• Make this school year healthy, safe
• Construction of housing project starts next month
• Council discusses contracts, sewer fee hikes
• Springfield native is first woman to win top FedEx award
• Pan for record-breaking pumpkin pie made here
• Triathlete motivated by friends
• Urbana voters can change way city is run
• Church festival helps those in need
• Uncle's World War II accidental death mattered
• Urban gardens sow seeds of friendship, community
• Upper Valley Pike to close
• Wittenberg group helps church feed hungry families
• Obama visits Columbus, says economy needs time
• Local headlines for August 16
• Trutech Industries to expand Springfield facility
• Local colleges do well in U.S. News tally
• Will city residents back a levy for county parks?
• Tecumseh Y sale prompts a lawsuit
• Repairs ordered for Crowell-Collier building
• Catholic Central enrollment tops 800 for first time in years
• Witt welcomes class of 2014
• North Hampton road closed this week
• North Hampton Road closed next week
• Bacteria identified at another Ohio park lake
• Jamestown gospel music program is Saturday evening
• Parents urged to vaccinate middle schoolers
• Holiday in the City may have new features this year
• Clark County heading for good harvest season
• Man injured while attempting to save sheep from barn fire listed in serious condition
• Storm water fee offered as way to pay for pricey fixes
• Ministry looking for dads to honor
• County approves airport industrial park rezoning
• Students pack Urbana campus on welcome weekend
• Man re-files lawsuit over Son of Beast ride
• Project officials retire 200-foot crane
• Salt runoff threatens village’s water supply
• Students in three local districts return to school
• Church offers concert, haircuts, clothes
• United Way funds to help fill void left by Tecumseh Y closing
• Property transfers for August 19
• Municipal Court for August 19
• Common Pleas Court for August 19
• Probate Court for August 19
• Local Band Gives Back
• Conference: AIDS-Free World
• What The Honor Flight Network Is All About
• Highlights Of Progress
• Municipal Court for August 17
• Common Pleas Court for August 17
• Probate Court for August 17
• Property transfers for August 17
• Municipal Court
• Municipal Court for August 13
• Births for August 13
• Common Pleas Court for August 13
• Probate Court for August 13
• Property transfers for August 13
• Common Pleas Court for August 12
• Probate Court for August 12
• Property transfers for August 12
• Plane loses engine covering, diverts to Dayton
• Plane issues alert, lands safely at Dayton
• Municipal Court for August 12
• Property transfers for August 6
• Probate Court for August 2
• HOOF IT - 5K Scheduled For September 11
• Common Pleas Court for August 9
• Property transfers for August 2
• Book Gets Thumbs Up
• Municipal Court for August 9
• Student loans could be hurt by for-profit college regulations
• Bountiful Produce
• Probate court for August 9
• Municipal Court for August 3
• Video Hearings
• Property transfers for August 9
• Common Pleas Court for August 3
• Professor Receives Funding
• One seriously injured after crash with ODOT vehicle
• Probate Court for August 3
• “Bringing Hope To The Table”
• Municipal court for Aug. 11
• Common Pleas Court for August 10
• Property transfers for August 3
• Board Approves Lease Of Daycare/Preschool
• Probate court for Aug. 11
• Probate Court for August 10
• Births for August 3
• Pan Ohio Hope Ride
• Property transfers for Aug. 11
• Property transfers for August 10
• Municipal Court for August 5
• Fair Promotes Health & Wellness / Premier Community Health, Premier Health Partners
• Probate court for Aug. 11
• Municipal Court for August 10
• Common Pleas Court for August 5
• ServSafe Program
• Ohio BSW Student Of The Year
• Births for August 10
• Probate Court for August 5
• Grace College Demonstrates Academic Innovation
• Heroism Rides Through
• Property transfers for August 5
• Adult Education Makes Gains
• “Re-Imagine” The Typical College Experience
• Births for August 6
• County Fair Excitement
• Rotary Club Awards More Than $40,000 In Scholarships
• Municipal Court for August 6
• Property transfers for July 29
• Plunge Into Service Event
• Common Pleas Court for August 6
• Municipal Court for August 2
• Fair Promotes Health & Wellness
• Probate Court for August 6
• Common Pleas Court for August 2
• 100 Women Making A Difference
• Summer Arts Festival
• NightLights II
• MasterWorks III
• NightLights I
• MasterWorks I
• Obama in 2008
• Season Finale Springfield Symphony Chorale
• Broadway And Beyond Series - The Moiseyev Dance Company
• Broadway And Beyond Series - The Ten Tenors
• Broadway And Beyond Series - Hairspray
• Flavors... Enchanting Your Senses

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