Greendale Board of Zoning Appeals has new leaders
GREENDALE – New officers were chosen to lead Greendale’s Board of Zoning Appeals meeting on Monday, Jan. 22. Reid Hensley will serve as president; Jude… Login to continue reading Login…
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Dillsboro fire chief retires after 44 years of service
DILLSBORO – After over a decade serving as the fire chief of the Dillsboro Volunteer Fire Department, Tim Heitmeyer officially retired from the position.According to Heitmeyer, the move was necessary due to department by-laws that state that no individual aged 65 or older may hold an officer position or be a voting member.
Former principal guesses right to win showcase
AURORA – It didn’t take long for Bill Snyder to hear “Come on down!”He was the first contestant on the Price is Right, broadcast on Jan.
Two are recipients of helping build up the community
HARRISON - Hard work doesn’t go unnoticed at Southwest Local School District.Two employees received the Community Builders Award from Nova Caesarea Harmony Lodge No.
Walker’s termination stands after council meeting
GREENDALE - City Manager Derek Walker has hired an attorney to review his termination from Greendale.
Progress: Mayor will work on traffic improvements
GREENDALAE - Mayor Vince Karsteter has plans for this year.
Progress: Harrison looking to attract new businesses in 2024
HARRISON – Mayor Ryan Grubbs started his term with a bang, as controversy over a confederate flag flown on residential property made headlines across Ohio.But he foresees Harrison coming together as a united front, propelled by its successful economic growth.
Progress: Schwing plans to put Aurora on the map in 2024
AURORA – For Mayor Patrick Schwing, 2024 is the year to put Aurora on the map.Having graduated from city council for his first term as mayor, Schwing has no lack of ideas to attract tourists to Aurora and encourage city-wide pride.The year started off strong as Aurora opened an emergency weather shelter at the St.
Progress: L’burg working on coming attractions
LAWRENCEBURG - Mayor Kelly Mollaun said 2023 was a very good year, and he wants to keep up that energy in the future.“We, and I, gauge our success based upon feedback I get from people,” he said.
