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Woman describes horrific phone call from husband at Fort Hood
A Mason, Ohio woman says a phone call from her husband during a shooting rampage at Fort Hood was "insane." Melissa Berry received the call from her husband, Josh, an Army soldier stationed at Fort Hood, on Thursday afternoon.
Friday | Campbell County Recorder
Drink specials offered at Mason community center
Submitted by Jennifer Trepal, City of Mason During the month of November, Homemade Dreams Coffee House at the Mason Community Center is offering a 10% discount on seasonal beverage specials.
Friday | Middletown Journal
Couple struggling with death of their son
Andrea Merritt finally had her life together. She had moved from Cincinnati - where she was a high school dropout and a frequent inmate in juvenile detention - to Middletown to be closer to her family and friends.
Energy gap useful tool for successful weight loss maintenance strategy
Significant behavioral changes needed to maintain weight loss, according to commentary in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association St.
New episode being aired about Mason happenings
A new episode of imagineMason: The Show is now being broadcast on ICRC-TV. The show is the second in a series from the City of Mason.
New Jobs Coming To Butler & Warren Counties
New jobs are headed to Butler and Warren counties. Intelligrated has announced it has big plans for growth.
Cooking school for kids seeks buyer
MASON - Laurie Lupinetti opened Young Chef's Academy in 2005 so she would be home more with her daughter Sarah, then 6 months old.
Local firm may expand in Ohio - or leave
MASON - Growing material handling equipment supplier Intelligrated Inc. Monday was offered a package of tax incentives and loans by the state of Ohio to relocate 150 jobs and create 267 more over three-years through its recent acquisition of rival FKI Logistex Group.
Ohio 911 dispatcher suspended for alleged sleeping
LEBANON -- A southwest Ohio county is suspending an emergency dispatcher accused of sleeping on the job, following an earlier investigation into another employee's handling of the 911 call in a bathtub drowning.
Mason billboard stirs school race
DEERFIELD TWP. - In Warren County, billboards advertising school board races and tax issues seem to be in vogue this campaign season.
Dispatcher accused of sleeping on job suspended
A The Warren County commissioners have suspended dispatcher accused of sleeping on the job.
Seven apply for Mason council seat
MASON - City Council members from this Warren County community met Wednesday - and will meet again the day after the elections - to interview potential candidates for the seat left vacant when Peter A. Beck was appointed to the state legislature.
Flu worries easing for Mason Schools
MASON - The flu is still hitting Mason Schools hard but an early spike in student absences has dropped this week, school officials reported during Tuesday evening's school board meeting.
More Swine Flu Vaccine Clinics Scheduled
Public health officials around the Tri-State are urging patience for families anxious about finding the swine flu vaccine.
A local man will begin his duties as the first full-time chief of the Joint Emergency Medical Services District starting Monday, Oct.
Accused dispatcher suspended for sleeping on job
A Warren County dispatcher has been suspended for allegedly sleeping on the job.
Breast cancer warriors and survivors need to talk to each other
When Dee Markle had surgery to remove a lump from her breast nearly 22 years ago, she had the support of her family, her friends and her church.
Becoming Jewish men and women, decades after 13
On the morning of October 15, as young hippie-ish Hasidim beat on drums, singing ecstatically, nine elderly Americans from a retirement village in Cincinnati celebrated their belated bar and bat mitzvahs at Jerusalem's Western Wall.
State School Board Member Recognizes Mason City Schools
Sam Schloemer, State School Board member, presented the Mason City School Board of Education and the Mason Education Association with a banner proclaiming the district "Excellent with Distinction" during the October 13 school board meeting.