Huber Heights News

Tenants at the new Good Samaritan Health Center - Huber Heights, 6521 Good Samaritan Way, will begin moving in by mid-January, with a grand opening set for April 18.

A Huber Heights man accused of sending a photo of male genitalia to the cell phone of a 17-year-old girl pleaded not guilty Tuesday, Dec.

William Kirby, superintendent of Huber Heights City School District, stands during class change at Wayne High School.

Charles Morton and Ann Siefker each ran for a seat in the Ohio House of Representatives, and they ran in districts where members of their political parties were in the minority.

With the new-school bond issue passed by Huber Heights voters, Huber Heights City Schools now begins design development - and will involve students staff and and the community.

Miami Valley residents were happy to see lower gas prices this weekend. Motorists found regular gasoline selling for under $1.40 a gallon in Huber Heights Saturday afternoon.

Miami County's Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 58 held an early holiday celebration Nov.

City Council expects to approve the appointment of Police Chief Jim Borland to public safety director and Deputy Chief Rob Schommer to police chief on Monday, Nov.

A 1,200 yard, 18-touchdown senior season is what Erique Geiger hopes will help him add to his current offer list.

Police are looking for two suspects who burglarized a Walgreens drug store early Monday morning.

MANSFIELD -- A city man has been implicated in a series of armed robberies throughout Ohio.

The family of a missing Harrison Township man is going door to door hoping to find information about his whereabouts.

After announcing a deadline to applications for those interested in filling an open Ward 6 Council seat, the city Council on Wednesday, Nov.

Though there was but one incumbent running in the Miami Valley's eight state House seats, it does not appear the political makeup of the delegation will change.

Kidneys come in pairs, and Linda Janisieski of Miami Twp. and her mother Cecilia of Huber Heights paired up to give and receive kidneys - but not to each other.

Martin Transportation Systems will permanently close a facility on Executive Boulevard, the company has told Ohio government.

Huber Heights Mayor Jack Hensley plans to announce his retirement today, Nov. 6. Hensley, mayor since 1994, will hold a press conference at 2 p.m., at city hall, 6131 Taylorsville Road.

Martin Transportation Systems Inc. will close its Huber Heights facility by Dec.

Recently, a variety of misleading remarks, distortions of facts and flat-out lies have been disseminated in letters to the editor, campaign literature, and uninformed citizen criticism and commentary.

The news was mostly bleak for area school districts seeking funding in Tuesday's election.