Due to inclement weather, The Southern Ohio Procurement Outreach Center has rescheduled its workshop on government contracting,  "Government Marketing 101: An Introduction to Government Procurement."

The Whiteoak Wildcats gained their second win in consecutive days as they dominated the West Union Dragons for three quarters en route to a 69-45 Southern Hills League victory Friday night at West Union High School.

The Whiteoak Wildcats gained their second win in consecutive days as they dominated the West Union Dragons for three quarters en route to a 69-45 Southern Hills League victory Friday night at West Union High School.

 Eighteen scenes of family life ranging from the comic to the serious are set in a central room in A.R. Gurney's "humorous and compassionate" play "The Dining Room," which Wilmington College Theatre will present Feb. 25, 26 and 27, at 7:30 p.m., in Hugh G. Heiland Theatre.

 Eighteen scenes of family life ranging from the comic to the serious are set in a central room in A.R. Gurney's "humorous and compassionate" play "The Dining Room," which Wilmington College Theatre will present Feb. 25, 26 and 27, at 7:30 p.m., in Hugh G. Heiland Theatre.

Thank you, Gary Lewis. I believe the citizens owe you a thank you for being a City Auditor who cares for the way our city's monies are spent. In my opinion, our city would love to spend, spend, spend. Then when there's no more money left, raise taxes, so they can continue to spend.

Once again, the angels are out in the snow and cold. I walked down the driveway and thought to myself, "it's going to be a mess to drive out in the morning." But little did I know, those angels were out in the cold also. I didn't really see them, but they found the time once again to clean out the snow, so I would like to express my gratitude to the angels for their fine job. Thank you.

    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.

    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.