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  • Blanchester Downtown Development to roast fire chief

    The Blanchester Downtown Development Committee will kick off its first event of 2010 by ROASTING one of Blanchester’s long-serving public servants, Donald Walker. Walker, who has worn many hats during a lifelong career with the village including stints with the Life Squad, the Blanchester Board of Public Affairs and the Blanchester Fire Department, is currently Blanchester’s Fire Chief. It is fitting and proper that Blanchester citizens have this opportunity to bestow their affection and a little bit of chicanery upon a gentleman who needs no introduction but deserves recognition. The event will take place in the Municipal Cafeteria on Cherry Street beginning with registration at 5.30 and dinner at 6:00 PM on Saturday March 6.
  • Irene and Gail Humphrey celebrate 65th anniversary
    On Jan. 11, 1945, Miss Irene Zile and Mr. Gail Humphrey were united in marriage.
  • Martin's grocery store introduces Fuel Rewards program
    Martin's SUPERVALU announces the start of their Pump Perks Fuel Rewards program. Pump Perks allows customers to save on fuel by making purchases at Martin's SUPERVALU. Customers can choose from over 1,000 items identified with the Pump Perks tag. These tags also identify the amount per gallon discount earned if the product is purchased. The fuel discounts can be redeemed at Sardinia Fuel Mart, located at 153 Winchester Street.
  • Stranahan to present 'The Invisible Forest' March 4 at SSCC
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  • Leesburg model among the top ten finalists on "Models of the Runway"
    Leesburg resident Alison Gingerich, who is currently appearing Thursday nights at 10 p.m. on Lifetime's popular "Project Runway" and "Models of the Runway," was selected as one of the top ten finalists on the Thursday, Feb. 18 episode.
  • Freestore Foodbank delivers to Fairfield Township residents
    The Leesburg Order of the Eastern Star No. 57 and the Masonic Lodge No. 78 combined efforts on Feb. 4 to bring the Cincinnati Freestore Foodbank to the Fairfield Township area.
  • Pesticide education program Feb. 24
    Last week in this article, I mentioned that the famous groundhog Punxsutawney Phil recently saw his shadow which is supposed to indicate six more weeks of winter. However, that famous weather predictor failed to mention that it was going to be six weeks of crappy weather!
  • SSCC to host Cabin Fever Arts Festival on Feb. 27
    The days may be short and the weather may be taking its toll, but there's always something to look forward to in February - the Cabin Fever Arts Festival.
  • Groves completes basic training for Marines
    Marine Corps Pvt. Sammy R. Groves, son of Angela C. Groves of Hillsboro, Ohio, recently completed 12 weeks of basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S. C. designed to challenge new Marine recruits both physically and mentally.
  • Greenfield History Club meets, discusses Valentine's Day holiday
        The Greenfield History Club, celebrating its 86th year, met February 13th at the home of Kathleen McMullen. Following holiday-inspired refreshments, the meeting opened with members and guests reading the club's collect, written by Ferne Benner.  Kaye York-Longworth, president, relayed greetings from members currently in Florida, Dayton, and Kazakhstan.
  • Buford Farmers Institute to be held. Feb. 26
    It's that time of year in February when people are looking for something to do to pass the winter months and avoid all the snow we are having. Come on out to the friendly town of Buford. Some of you may ask where Buford is and what the Farmers Institute is. The Buford Farmers Institute originated in 1904. For many years, the farmers and their families would gather at the annual event. They would share ideas and present updated materials on rural farming. Back in those years the institute would last two or three days.
  • Bowman guest at Cabin Fever Arts Festival at SSCC
    The Appalachian Artisan Guild is pleased to announce that area artist Rebecca Bowman will be a guest artisan in the Cabin Fever Arts Festival on Feb. 27 at the Fincastle campus of Southern State Community College.
  • Champions of Faith Gymnastics moves to new location
    Champions of Faith Gymnastics (Crusaders Gymnastics) has moved its operation from 107 Eagle Martin Dr. in Blanchester to a new location at 2005 US 62 in Winchester.  The new location is situated between Hillsboro and Mt. Orab, and is accessible from several State Routes (SR321, SR32, SR131, SR134, SR138, SR73 and US 50/US 62 all lead to the facility), allowing the facility to still serve four counties including Brown, Clermont, Clinton and Highland.
  • LCHS graduate named to Fall Semester Dean's List at College of Wooster
    Thomas Bohl, a graduate of Lynchburg-Clay High School, has been named to the Dean's List for the fall semester at The College of Wooster. Bohl, a sophomore biochemistry and molecular biology major from Sardinia, achieved a grade point average of 3.65 or above.
  • Livestock care rules presented
    Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania and its most famous citizen, Phil the groundhog, received their annual 15 minutes of fame last week. As expected, Phil saw his shadow which means that we are going to have six more weeks of winter. Does anyone remember Phil not seeing his shadow?
  • Hospice of Hope announces bereavement support group, events
    Hospice of Hope Ohio Valley is offering several bereavement support groups and events to allow people who have experienced a loss to come together to learn about the grief process, develop strategies that will assist in the healing journey, find support, and share insights and stories with others who have also experienced loss.
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