Germantown News

The Montgomery County school system is using a program known as peer review to help struggling teachers improve and weed out those who can't do better.

Six-year-old Graham Hills of Springboro held the microphone and succinctly stated his reason for loving the library to about 200 library supporters who rallied today, June 25, at the Centerville Public Library.

The Miami Valley Antique Fire Apparatus Association and the Germantown Firefighters Association on have set July 11 as the date of their annual display of firefighting gear from the 1850s to the 1970s.

For Trina Walsh, there's no doubt about it: Studying at the Advanced Technical Intelligence Center for Human Capital Development cut short her jobless stint.

On a day late in August 2005, the first day of class in her freshman year at Miami University, Stephanie Reid, 22, of Germantown was running late, and was the last student to arrive in the classroom for English 111.

ERLANGER - Turns out, even heroes can have heroes. That became clear Saturday when four Army medics gathered at the Airport Holiday Inn.

Miamisburg police used stop sticks to disable a pick-up truck early Wednesday morning, May 27, when the Germantown man driving the truck refused to pull over during a traffic stop, said Sgt.

Valley View Middle School students in seventh grade Language Arts and History invite community guests to hear a special speaker at a 9 a.m. today, May 14, in the Valley View Middle School auditorium.

Germantown: Valley View Easter Egg Hunt,. 2 p.m. Saturday, April 11, Kercher Park, 642 Astoria Road.

Picture Gail Amburgey sitting outside an intelligence center with a couple of fellow servicemen in Italy in the winter of 1944.

The Museum at the Friends Home at Fourth and Miami streets in Waynesville will open for the season Saturday, April 4, with a unique display titled Fashion Foundations.

Women in professional mathematic and scientific fields everywhere reached a landmark as Ohio State celebrated its 25th annual Women in Science day on March 19.

Public safety officials in communities that gave up their own emergency dispatch centers to contract with a regional dispatch center in the last two years said they're generally satisfied with the service they've received so far, though that service hasn't been perfect.

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Miamisburg City Schools will begin registering students for kindergarten for the 2009-10 school year the week of April 20.

David Shortt is working to ensure American veterans' stories are not lost. Shortt, a retired Army chief warrant officer, has been preserving letters, photos and other memorabilia that might have otherwise been ...

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Governments in the Dayton area have submitted 95 applications for road and bridge projects they would like to be funded through the federal stimulus package, including six projects costing more than $3 million.

Jane Keiffer, the clinical program director for Artemis Center, says the first step for abuse victims is to call the hotline and develop a plan to leave.

There's probably as many ways to define "good" students as there are children. But in this case, "good" isn't what you might be thinking.